[K0D1User1138]

Hoping SHS can help me with 2 things I'm messing around with in my customized skin. Angelinas has been offering lost of assistance to me over PM but I feel bad always bugging him for his exceptional help!

I've used Universal Movie Scraper to re-scrape my library (still a WIP) to pull Rotten Tomatoes, Metacritic and TMDB scores directly into the movie information and .nfo. These pull as a single digit with decimal value, and not a 2 digit value that could then easily be skinned to show as a percent. For example - "Solo: A Star Wars Story"

Code:

    <ratings>
        <rating name="imdb" max="10" default="true">
            <value>7.100000</value>
            <votes>126565</votes>
        </rating>
        <rating name="metacritic" max="10">
            <value>6.200000</value>
            <votes>54</votes>
        </rating>
        <rating name="themoviedb" max="10">
            <value>6.800000</value>
            <votes>1501</votes>
        </rating>
        <rating name="tomatometerallaudience" max="10">
            <value>6.400000</value>
            <votes>37119</votes>
        </rating>
        <rating name="tomatometerallcritics" max="10">
            <value>7.100000</value>
            <votes>388</votes>
        </rating>
        <rating name="tomatometeravgaudience" max="10">
            <value>7.000000</value>
            <votes>37119</votes>
        </rating>
        <rating name="tomatometeravgcritics" max="10">
            <value>6.400000</value>
            <votes>388</votes>
        </rating>
    </ratings>

My label code is as follows;

Code:

<label>$INFO[ListItem.Ratings(tomatometeravgcritics),,%]</label>

Which shows my a rating of '6.4%' when it should be '64%'.

UMS can't scrape these ratings without the decimal in the wrong place as a part of Kodi Core and Kodi itself doesn't seem to have a method to correct for this. Can SHS convert these numbers, multiple them by 10, Harry Potter Wizard magic them to look nice?

Thanks for all info!