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When opening the manager, the period is removed from all float settings, so e.g. 0.7 just becomes 7. Saving then ofc gives wildly incorrect values. I also can't type a period into any float fields.
This likely has something to do with my system language being German which uses a , instead of a . for decimals. I've had the same problem in the past with another config manager. Certain standard C# float formatting functions take this into account. Presumably, some different function then removes everything that's not a number or period which means the result then doesn't have either. And I guess the same mechanism also removes them when trying I try to type either of them.
It does insert and display a period . when resetting the value to the default though.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When opening the manager, the period is removed from all float settings, so e.g.
0.7
just becomes7
. Saving then ofc gives wildly incorrect values. I also can't type a period into any float fields.This likely has something to do with my system language being German which uses a
,
instead of a.
for decimals. I've had the same problem in the past with another config manager. Certain standard C# float formatting functions take this into account. Presumably, some different function then removes everything that's not a number or period which means the result then doesn't have either. And I guess the same mechanism also removes them when trying I try to type either of them.It does insert and display a period
.
when resetting the value to the default though.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: