How do I find a certain character inside of a word/number?

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Not EVERYONE has used up 125/128 properties on their map.

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It’s very annoying to do that.

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One sentence has 20-40 characters. Each character would need a property using text. Using base n is way more practical, since each property can store up to 8 characters.

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You need one property for the original string, one for the length of the string you’re editing, one for the floored number, and one for the new string.

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You can’t find the nth letter in a string with the current blocks though…

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Wait is this for a number or a letter?

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Letter/ text

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Number. Can you floor text?

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Um…No idea but if this is for numbers then it doesn’t really help me.

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Maybe you could convert text into numbers and do it that way?

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That’s what I’m saying.

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How would I do that?

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Use base n. Here’s the guide:

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Whoops, wrong comment.

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I don’t know, but I know it’s possible. Ask @blackhole927.

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Ok. @Blackhole927 can you help me index a word?

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I have an answer. So we use base n. If you don’t know bases, look at the link I posted earlier. So, 1 stands for a, 2 stands for b, and on and on. For 26 letters, we will use base 27, since that is one more than the maximum number, or z=26. Now, for each additional letter, we multiply by 27 one more time.

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You can store the word with number encoded data like so:

Since it is stored in number format, it is indexable.

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However, won’t every letter bigger than I break the system I made if you convert the text like that?

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This does have a maximum of about 5 letters per property however.