Hexadecimal conversion help

it was in the screenshots with the code made by blueboat

could u provide the quote of it?

kinda snipped some parts but here

@Blueboat We need a little bit of help over here btw

I’m not really sure what’s wrong then, you’d might have a better chance pinging Blueboat then.

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One of my biggest pet peeves is people who just

copy the code exactly

Do you know why this code works?
The fun in coding is not just copying other peoples work, but actually figureing it out in your own way.

I think I know the problem.

Did you do all this on one trigger?

I think it’s in two since some of the block code is repeated, assuming they reached maximum block limit for the first and had to make a second one.

Thats not the problem.

He forgot to define "a"b"c"d"f"g"h

There’s no need to define ā€œa"bā€ā€¦
They’re letters…

Okay then in second one wouldn’t they have to

Set variable "Dec" to 0

also?

Assuming they are doing the exact thing as in the first one

hmm[1]


  1. using every cell of my self taught block code power ā†©ļøŽ

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Yes, but in hexadecimal, a = 10
b=11

Right??

(oh no…)

they shouldn’t do that for the second one, since it’ll restart the progress on the last 5 digits they were decoding.

Yes, but it’s based off their letter #, so finding ā€œaā€ returns 11 automatically because it’s 11th in the list.

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The only thing I’m confused is how in Blueboat’s they managed to multiply text with a number and get it to work, unless I’m mistaken.

Where did they do that?

OOHHH.

(I feel like someone who didn’t read thourogly.)

so that is blueboats genius

Nevermind.

blueboats is so smat

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here

No but like where in there. I’ve seen the screenshots.

in the second one they were multiplying the property dat by 1, and in the first one, the set the property of dat to Dec but as text, which makes my assume it’s a text and not a number property.
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Did you define the property ā€œPlayer Time Decā€

Also, @Birb do I have permission to rant

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