Script is just... broken?

[Entih]

No, a number like '0.0f' represents that it is a floating point value, IE uses a decimal. It is the proper notation in C++ when working with float values, and by extension this script, though this script is far less... strict... on the f's usage it seems. I still use it for all float values though.

The lamp oil function does take a float, from 0 to 100 percent, so using 0.0f may actually make it work, though 0 should have worked just as well.

EDIT: Yeah, just tested it, the script is not much of a stickler. The lamp oil function works with just standard old 0 just the same as 0.0f.