000000 + Value.Value
Autocorrects to just 1. Is there a way to stop that from happening? like for a counting screen?
The number would have to be turned into a string.
--Ex.
"000000"..Value.Value
Now, you would have to decide how many zeros to add before the number so it would not be displayed incorrectly.
Use string.format.
local boxes = string.format("%06i", Boxes.Value)
(Change “Boxes.Value” to your number.)
e.g. 5 would change to “000005”
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if you use BoxInserted and Boxes Variable, you can create like this:
local BoxInserted = 000000
local Boxes = workspace.Boxes
local InsertPart = workspace.InsertPart
InsertPart.Touched:Connect(function(hit)
if hit.Parent:FindFirstChild("Boxes") then
BoxInserted = BoxInserted +1 -- Why Must Insert 1, Because The Boxes Income Is only 1 part
end
end)
this only i know
This won’t work because 0 + 1 = 1, So you still would have the same problem.
if the zero is 6 time, there is so pretty much, maybe the max of number will 10K Box Inserted Then
i know but if 00001 is enough for me, I make this one too but i make 00001 is cool because is not too logic, but how its logic when 00001 is change automatically to 1, that is crazy
as my mind:
from all of zero have some id, in developing code… its string not number… then the id will search where the last zero need to replace with a new number, then it would replace with a new number!, if the number passing 10 then it would replace new number from other zero, so that what i keep in mind