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Floats broken

this commit breaks something related to floats, which breaks the geode mod list layer

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Should I add Reverse engineered code snippets to the broma file if I know exactly what is going on?

I have a repository where I keep some 2.2 reverse engineered snippets I did after I forked Wyliemaster's own repository (Until he finally makes a 2.2 repository of his own) so I could explore some major components that were missing and that I wanted to learn more about.

So, I was wondering if it would be a good Idea to try and merge any reverse engineered code I find once I've changed the class member names to reflect the names provided by broma files. I feel like modders should know what is going on under the hood which is why I am asking about this now rather than later...

I have an example for a function I wanted to add (If it hasn't been done already) however it should be noted that these are not inline functions.

bool GameManager::getGameVariable(char * key){
    return m_pGameVariableDict->valueForKey(key)->boolValue();
}

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