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Question by Uriel_96 · Nov 19, 2010 at 12:28 AM · guipositionfloattextfield

How to make floats in the textfield?

Hi, in my textfield I do something like this:

var px1 = 0.0;
var rtextx = "";
function OnGUI(){
px1 = select.localPosition.x;//Select: a simple transform
ptextx = px1.ToString();
ptextx = GUI.TextField(Rect (70, 40, 30, 20),ptextx, 25);
select.localPosition.x = px1 = int.Parse(ptextx);
}

But the problem is that it does not acept the period(.), but I dont know maybe the reason is different, but the thing is that when I write like 0.5 it doesnt change of position.

Another thing can be to use a floatField() but I dont know a lot of that so if some one knows about the floatField() please write a script about of how to do it. Please answer I will really apreciate it. :)

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Answer by Eric5h5 · Nov 19, 2010 at 12:37 AM

If you want a float, you can't use int.Parse, because that just gives you an int. So you need float.Parse.

FloatField is for the editor GUI only.

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oh thanks, I dont even note that one

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