Checking for > 0.1 is *less *likely to run into floating point precision issues than checking for == 0 with a value that’s either 0 or 1. I have also tested == 0 now though, and it makes no difference, still does not work.
Checking for > 0.1 is *less *likely to run into floating point precision issues than checking for == 0 with a value that’s either 0 or 1. I have also tested == 0 now though, and it makes no difference, still does not work.