So my class attribute number starts with a "0" but I would like to take the class attribute that start with 0 and make it with a padding of 2 and make it a 00, then 01, 02, 03... ...10, 11, 12 and so on.

Can anyone help with this?

Are you in vex, python = v1.zfill(10), or hscript = padzero(size, value)? Also it would have to be a string instead of an int or float I believe.

TRex92
Are you in vex, python = v1.zfill(10), or hscript = padzero(size, value)? Also it would have to be a string instead of an int or float I believe.

I am currently using the connectivity sop, setting connectivity type to Primitive, and that is creating a class attribute. I have a prefix with "Mesh_". I just need the class attribute to be Mesh_00 instead of Mesh_0.

Side note regarding string based workflows: try to avoid using string for your classes, and prefer using integers when you can.
It seems that string classes are slower to work with.

For a simple comparison, you can just run a plain for-loop over string and integer classes: the latter should iterate much faster.

Hi,

You can do it like this: