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@ Christiaan:
Try this: https://www.dinknetwork.com/file/supervar_source/
Thanks very much for pointing out this technique. I already use this method to store values. I first discovered this method of storing multiple pieces of information in one variable in the {"The Ultimate Cheat" version 3.1: "Set/Recall Beacon" function} script "[ ult]srb.c" and have used variations on it several times in assorted ways. I also developed a way to store up to 31 pieces of true/false-binary information in my Checkbit script.
So, I have no shortage of methods available to me to resolve my running out of variable problems. It's just that now I have to go back an apply more of them here and there to reduce the chance of this error popping up again. It is easier to not use all these elaborate techniques and simply declare another global variable. Now, I must "go back" and "pay the piper" for my "wasteful" behavior.
However, I'd still like to thank you again for your kindness in pointing out the supervar technique.
Try this: https://www.dinknetwork.com/file/supervar_source/
Thanks very much for pointing out this technique. I already use this method to store values. I first discovered this method of storing multiple pieces of information in one variable in the {"The Ultimate Cheat" version 3.1: "Set/Recall Beacon" function} script "[ ult]srb.c" and have used variations on it several times in assorted ways. I also developed a way to store up to 31 pieces of true/false-binary information in my Checkbit script.
So, I have no shortage of methods available to me to resolve my running out of variable problems. It's just that now I have to go back an apply more of them here and there to reduce the chance of this error popping up again. It is easier to not use all these elaborate techniques and simply declare another global variable. Now, I must "go back" and "pay the piper" for my "wasteful" behavior.
However, I'd still like to thank you again for your kindness in pointing out the supervar technique.
