Surpassing the Numbers Effect Limits

[Tony Silva]

just split it into 4 comps, one comp for every 3 digits + the last 2. Then composite it all together. It’s just gonna be a big blurry mess anyway so the numbers shouldn’t have to match up.

[Mike Morris]

or this.

Didn’t write it. Please consider this credit to whomever posted it here on CC forums. It saved my butt and can save yours too:

//begin code

startTime =5.25; //seconds
endTime = 6.5; //seconds
beginCount = 0.00;
endCount = 68493;
hasCommas = true;
//–dont modify below here—————-
function addCommas ( s ){
if( s.length <= 3 ) return s; else return s.substring(0 , 3) + "," + addCommas(s.substring(3, s.length)); } function reverse( s ){ newStr = ""; for(i = s.length-1; i >= 0; i–)
newStr += s.charAt(i)
return newStr;
}

val = Math.round (linear(time, startTime, endTime, beginCount, endCount) );
if( hasCommas )
reverse (addCommas(reverse( val + “” )))
else
val

//end code

Sib Ntsib Dua

Xeeb

[Lance Halladay]

Oh, Mike, thank you so much! You really have saved me. This works perfect for what I was looking to do.