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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	Krets: Math.exp returns a natural logarithm - a constant, "e" which people much smarter than I need to explain to you. For your problem : Xspeed^5 , use the Math.pow(x, y); where: x is the number and y is the power example Math.pow(Xspeed, 5); Give it a try. For testing just plug in easy values like 10 and 2. I use the trace function a LOT to debug. So for example, a line: trace(Math.pow(10, 2)); should pop up a window with 100 in it. Then change the trace to trace(Math.pow(Xspeed, 5)); and see what comes up. Get friendly with trace(); - all manner of frustrating bugs can arise because you think something is going to happen and it doesn't. trace can show you if the variable you think are there really are. [This message has been edited by Steve (edited 09-24-2001).] Loading...
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