Float Compare "Equal" [SOLVED]

[Abdou23]

The "Equal" condition doesn't seem to work at all, i have a platform that i want to move up & down, so i get it's position then compare it with the position i want it to stop at then move the other way,  when i use "Equal" it just keeps moving indefinitely, but when i use "Less than" or "Greater than" it works but not accurately and it's kinda clunky way. 

[bizilux]

ur tolerance is probably set too low, and in that frame that it checks, its already past tolerance, so it wont fire equal event...

float compare can be hit or miss... if you need really precise point at where it needs to stop, it is impossible to do it as far as i tried... but for ur platform it might be okey...

i tried making oldschool mario like controls with raycasts... impossible with float compare since its just not accurate enough

[Lane]

Floats have 7 digits in them and Float Compare is looking at explicit equality. It's unlikely that you'll hit a position within precision of 0.00001...

You might consider increasing the tolerance, or using triggers, or making a step based FSM where it moves X amount, then X amount after that is done.

[Abdou23]

Floats have 7 digits in them and Float Compare is looking at explicit equality. It's unlikely that you'll hit a position within precision of 0.00001...

You might consider increasing the tolerance, or using triggers, or making a step based FSM where it moves X amount, then X amount after that is done.

ur tolerance is probably set too low, and in that frame that it checks, its already past tolerance, so it wont fire equal event...

float compare can be hit or miss... if you need really precise point at where it needs to stop, it is impossible to do it as far as i tried... but for ur platform it might be okey...

i tried making oldschool mario like controls with raycasts... impossible with float compare since its just not accurate enough

Tolerance = 0, tried changing it but it either has no effect, or the platform doesn't move at all.

If there is an action to move object to position in specific amount of time that would would be great.

[Lane]

You can use the iTween actions for that.

[Abdou23]

You can use the iTween actions for that.

Only itween action i could find is "MoveTo" - "MoveUpdate" both requires fixed vector. i just need to specify single X,Y because i can't keep making different variables for all the platforms in the game.

[Lane]

Try MoveBy

[Abdou23]

Try MoveBy

This works, but it's kinda complicated action with several unused options. We just need one with built in axis, time, and finishing event. 

[Lane]

You can use the checkbox on the bottom of the action stack to Hide Unused fields.

[Abdou23]

You can use the checkbox on the bottom of the action stack to Hide Unused fields.

Not just for organisation , but i wonder how much does this action affect the overall performance.

[Lane]

Tweens can be somewhat expensive to use in the first place (mostly for mobile devices), but the actions are designed to not be wasteful. If you aren't using particular features of an action then its not going to bother processing those parts.

[Abdou23]

Tweens can be somewhat expensive to use in the first place (mostly for mobile devices), but the actions are designed to not be wasteful. If you aren't using particular features of an action then its not going to bother processing those parts.

Good to know, I'm creating a mobile game, will try to minimise the use of those actions as much as i can.

 Thank You for you help