Alright so if you can do + and - in scripting, like set XPosVar to GetXPos + 5 and same for -, can you do the same thing for Mult and Devide? If so how would it looks? Would it be, ... to GetXPos/5? and would Mult be *? Thanks to anyone who can answer this

Gunmaster95

Yup divide is / multiply is *

You can Divide??!?

I somehow got it in my head that you could only add, subtract or multiply. Well this save me from having to multiply by ridiculous numbers like 0.0582352941

Ok thanks

The available operators are:

+	Addition-	Subtraction*	Multiplication/	Division%	Modulo==	Equal to!=	Not equal to>	Greater than>=	Greater than or equal to<	Less than<=	Less than or equal to&&	And||	Or

In the absence of brackets, the operators will be evaluated in this order:

• Division / Multiplication / Modulo
  
• Addition / Subtraction
  
• Less than / Less than or equal to / Greater than / Greater than or equal to
  
• Or
  
• And

Cipscis

Oh sweet, thats really helpful! However, whats modulo do?

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe the modulo returns the remainder of a division equation. Like the modulo of 5/3 is 2 (3 goes into 5 1 time, with 2 left over).

That's correct. Here are a few examples:

5 % 3 = 26 % 2 = 09 % 4 = 115 % 4 = 3

A good use for this operator is checking if one number is evenly divisible by another, due to the fact that (x*y) % x = 0.

Cipscis

Ahh ok, thanks alot!