Default mod version

[Dream]

When you create a mod the default version is 1.00, I always have to change it to 1.0. Shouldn't it be better for the default to be 1.0? No one uses double 0's.

vBulletin does? And a lot of coders use the two decimal places, the last one is for bug fixes and/or patches (which is probably the most commonly updated.)

[Dream]

vb uses 1.0.0 not 1.00

whatever im not gonna argue over this

[Paul M]

Look harder - all my 3.5 and 3.6 mods use x.xx for the version.

For vb 3.7 Ive changed to 3.7.xxx

[Dream]

I think most people use x.x. No one uses double zeros though which is what I said.

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Originally Posted by Danny.VBT

vBulletin does?

Originally Posted by Dream

whatever im not gonna argue over this

Sorry Danny my first impression is that you were being rude with that, but now I get you weren't.

Anyway there are many version formats people can use, my point was that I don't think people use double zeroes and everyone has to change that when they create a mod.

[Wayne Luke]

Why does it hurt to just leave it at 1.00? Is it really such a big deal?

Originally Posted by Wayne Luke

Why does it hurt to just leave it at 1.00? Is it really such a big deal?

it's too british i think... the american way is one zero to lead... not two

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[Dream]

Originally Posted by Wayne Luke

Why does it hurt to just leave it at 1.00? Is it really such a big deal?

As I said, it's not a big deal. Just a detail.

[Paul M]

Since its only a default, and coded in several places, its not going to get changed - it just isn't important enough.