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hexadecimal???

rasha01

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In tutorials for CAT, model tweaker and manual .asm tweak Arno said that some variables shoul be in hexadecimal model.:scratchch
I have tried to convert some frequencies that I need for my scenery in hexadecimal using Microsoft scientific calculator but it seems it doesn't work corectly or maybe I am doing something wrong?#$**.:teacher:

Then I have tested conversion of frequency mentioned in the tutorial (112,00)
but I didnt get 1200h!!! :confused: :eek:
Can somebody tell me why? And which decimal to hexadecimal converer should I use to get correct numbers.
I woul like to activate some animations and 3D models with ADF frequency but untill I find correct way to convert those decimal numbers to hexadecimal it is inposible.
Can anybody help me?:confused:

Thanks in advance.
 
Hello,

As far as I know, I never had to convert explicitely the decimal frequency into a hex. For the 112.00 MHz just type 1200h into the box. It's important not to forget that h suffix, the compiler does the job for you and converts it internally to whatever format it uses, but it needs that suffix info. That's the one that specifies the number to be a hex value.

Same goes for the ADF value: 352 kHz is 352h, simple :)

Hope it helps
Jeff
 
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