ScarsX2

You must first change the data type used in the attributes to support floating point values
for example: "float"
If I remember correctly, these values are expressed in "long", without this the effect will be only visual.
You'll have fun with the code.

To express a floating point value in python, just use the appropriate representation.
 

>>> val=14.246
>>> print(val)
14.246
>>> print("%.2f" % val)
14.25

About Floating Point Arithmetic (python 2.7) 

You should handle it without too much trouble.
GLHF

Hi,
Does anyone know which side is the problem?
Client or src?
 

../root/uiquest.py -> button.SetSize