Hi all. Evil strikes out again!

Can anyone tell me, and maybe point to where it is in the manual,
that it is 'against the rules' to use the modulus operator %
with float or double variables in lite-c?

I get compile errors.
float time = 0;
{code} if(integer(time%1000)>(24*12))
{error} "Syntax error. Cant convert MOD:FLOAT:FLOAT:FLOAT"

Any suggestions? Is my code possibly bad or is there a trick I havent found?

Thanks in advance.

Yeh there is a restriction in C to using the modulus operator only on integers. It can't be used for floats/doubles.

You can create you're own modulus function for floats using this simple equation...

remainder = numerator - quotient * denominator

I believe there is a function like this called 'fmod' in C++.