i already explained that if i use math block as a input then i will get the value as 0.01 and while using String it include f as 0.01f and setAlpha() method only work with value which is in float.
So you can set the input type of the value parameter to float ![]()
The users can use the math blocks.
Basically, setAlpha method takes a float.
sur @MohamedTamer i try to pre define it . just set the value to 0.05 it make full transparent and if i set value more than 1 then it will be fully opaque. and but when i set the value to 0.05f it works fine and the transparency is 50%.
It's just nature - if a float is required, you would expect to input a float and not text. Not to worry, if you are happier with the text input, that is not a big deal.
sur @ChrisWard i am making another extension . so, if anyone disturb me for explaining what my extension does and why i don't use math block. then, how can i create my new extension
Separate your work loads. You can do your coding work first and when it's time for a break (coffee usually an essential item), peruse the Forum to see if there are any questions you feel must be answered.
Never heard of it, do you mean Float.parseFloat()?
İt's awesome thanks