Adding float Numbers and Displaying them: QUICK FIX

Unity Engine
1

Guys, I am trying to create an app that calculates hours for personal use but have hit a stupid snag. I am trying to multiply a set of numbers payRate*totalHours and have the sum show up under totalPay. When I click the button to calculate it the console prints 0 as the amount under the payrate. It completely ignores the code. I want to leave the totalPay and totalHours at 0 in the inspector and punch in the other stuff and have it tally up into the totals sections.

Here is my code:

public var hours: float = 0.0;

public var daysWorked: float = 0.0;
 
public var totalHours = hours * daysWorked;

public var payRate: float = 9.00;

public var totalPay: float = payRate * totalHours;


function Update()
{

//("working");

}


function OnGUI () {
	if (GUI.Button (Rect (10,10,150,100), "Hours")) 
	{
		print ("Calculating!"); 
         DisplayAmount();
         hours*=daysWorked;   
	} 
	else if(totalHours >= 1)
	{
	print("Not enough hours worked to calculate pay");
	}
	
	if (GUI.Button (Rect (10,110,150,100), "Pay")) 
	{
		print ("Calculating!"); 
        DisplayPay();
        payRate*=totalHours;
            
	}
}

        

function DisplayAmount () 
{
    Debug.Log(totalHours);
    
}

function DisplayPay () 
{
    Debug.Log(totalPay);
    
}
2

no sure how it works ni js but ni c# you need to do .0f or else it thinks its a double and not a float

3

Not sure what you meant but I tried changing the 0.0’s to 0 and nothing worked. I even tried using return but nothing worked.

4

Your else if says that if the totalHours is more or equal to one it can’t calculate it because not enough hours have been worked. Tried totalHours <= 1?

5

And your hours is set to 0. Everything multiplied by 0 is equal to 0

6

figured it out here is what I did