Rounding up Damage to an Int

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1

Hey, I have a health script which allows the player to take Damage via RPC. I also have an Armor system, but this system sometimes spits out decimals as a result. I was wondering if I could round Health so that no decimals are created?
(Note: Just ignore MyPlayer. if its just confusing you. It doesn’t really mean anything special.)

//If this function is triggered, subtract the amount of damage
//Recieved from health and armor 
if(MyPlayer.DamageDone > 0)
{
	if(MyPlayer.armor > 0)
	{
		//Half of Damage is Subtracted off Health
		MyPlayer.health -= Damage/2;
		//Full Damage is subracted from the Armor 
		MyPlayer.armor -= Damage;
		//Tell us that the player has recieved damage
		Debug.Log("Damage Recieved");
		//Reset the Damage Notification
		MyPlayer.DamageDone --;
		//Set Regen Timer back to "0" so that the player cant
		//Regenerate while being hit
		MyPlayer.RegenTimerDuration = 0.0f;
	}
}
2

The function Mathf.CeilToInt accomplishes exactly that. You pass whatever you want rounded to it, and it returns the number rounded up to the nearest integer, like so:

    float damage = 0.5f;
    int damageRoundedUp = Mathf.CeilToInt(damage);
3

If you just want to remove decimals without any particular rounding type, you can just cast to an int:

MyPlayer.health -= (int)(Damage/2);

MyPlayer.armor -= (int)Damage;

This will turn the value to an int and remove any decimals. If you want to round up, do like CHPederson said and use the math ceil function:

MyPlayer.health -= Mathf.CeilToInt(Damage/2);
    
MyPlayer.armor -= Mathf.CeilToInt(Damage);