so yeah i need help with this
if you don’t know what a floor function is:
it’s math (I’m not going into detail so googling it before you post would be greatly appreciated) of which gkc doesn’t have the floor function as to my knowledge
and my googling keeps saying the same method that requires more function gkc doesn’t have
so I wanna know if there’s a way to actually do it
and the reason I need this is for save code encryption
of which I am also trying to keep the number of digits 9 and this is an example of the process of what I’m trying to do (which is grabbing a number from a specific digit)
(d=169 I just forgot to include in screenshot)
but I have to go since puters bout to die
but before I leave Im gonna say one thing
please don’t link the save code guides here
I want to do this in my own little way for my own purposes (perhaps pride is a part of it)
so yeah I’ll brb ( in a couple hours)
For those who don’t know, the floor function changes the number to the biggest INTEGER less than or equal to the original.
For example, floor(3.7) would be 3. floor(5.9) would be 5. floor(-2.7) would be -3 (as negative numbers are backwards in a sense).
There’s the opposing “ceiling” function but we’re not talking about that right now.
Perhaps you could somehow check for the decimal.
i.e:
if the decimal < 0.5, use the round function.
else, subtract by 1 and use the round function.
of course i’m not that smart so it might not be that simple
But 3-0.5 rounded gets 2 not 3
2.5 rounds up.
I don’t think it’s that simple though @Epi320
Does it work with negative numbers?
2.5 rounds up…
Right?
Hmm,
Yep.
It works as I tested in desmos
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Oops then yeah thats the solution.
As long as both of the values are the same, then this works.
Lol I the solution to this problem just kinda popped into my head
Ok wait why is this actually so easy 
I can’t find a situation in where this DOESN’T work.
problamo: it dosent always give the same answer for example
you see this?
negative 1 would be the first digit of “d” and if i go to the 4rth digit of which we would need to input 3 we get what you see here: “0” which isnt the 4rth digit (6)
i hate algebra
so what you’re saying is that, when rounding, the digits aren’t coming out right? what does the floor function equate to here?
well fudge floors outputting the same thing T_T
oop wrong number
edited it
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or it may have been 4 in this equation ._. i forgot
nope it output 0 when i did that
wait so it DOES work? unless my read is not reading 
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gimme a hot sec i may have redone my equation wrong cuz i switched to my personal desmos acct
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wait nvm im stoobi
it was going from the right not the left
oops
but ima experiment with a couple more things before i come back with a screenshot
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got it working :D
tested it on all the digits and it got all of them
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Use the round down function…
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