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Hi Advantage_coding,

What do you mean by “make a variable a fraction”?

If you mean set the variable to the value of a fraction:

which will give it the value 0.06666…

If you mean store an exact numerator and denominator (maybe you have a math game and want to show 1/5 + 1/2 = 7/10) you probably want to use separate variables for the numerator and denominator. (You could store the string “1/5” in a variable, but it would take a fancy loop to split this up to later treat it like a fraction).

If you're looking for something else, you might have to give more details about what you're looking for (and maybe how you plan to use it).

I hope this helps,

– RT_Borg

I just have a game where every 3 seconds your size increases by 10, and does my variable: “Your size”
I want “Your size” to 1/30, 2/30, all the way up to 30/30.
Here is my current code:

It works, I just want it to look different. Any help appreciated a lot.

Are you saying that when your size is 1/30 it's equivalent to being size = 10?

I'm still not clear on what you want. But maybe you're looking for:

for the actual value of the fraction?

Or if you're looking for something that actually looks like '1/30“, ”2/30",… to display for the user, maybe:

– RT_Borg

In reply to legendary34678, yes, 1/30 = size 10, 2/30 = size 20 and so on.

Do you just want the value of the fraction?

If you want the value, you can use it as a decimal (for example, 1/30=0.03333333333333 which has the value of 1/30 and could be used)

If you want the fraction, make two variables. Show one and hide the other. Put this code:
When green flag clicked
set Seeable fraction to (fraction)

The other variable will be for representing the fraction in decimal value.

When green flag clicked
Forever
set Unseeable fraction to (1/)
End forever loop