capngagi Posted January 19, 2021 Share Posted January 19, 2021 Why do I need to enter a post? I already asked you. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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IsharaMeradin Posted January 19, 2021 Share Posted January 19, 2021 Why do I need to enter a post? I already asked you.Because often times the question cannot fit within the subject title. Or one may wish to expand upon their question with more information regarding the scenario that prompts the question. There are two ways to change the value of a global variable:SetValue - which sets the value to a specific number.Mod - which adjusts the current value by the specified value. If you want to adjust the value of a global variable for a short duration, I suggest using Mod at the start and at the end. For example: myGlobal.Mod(1) ;do stuff myGlobal.Mod(-1) If you need to permanently change the value of a global variable (wiping out any other adjustments), then use SetValue. For example: myGlobal.SetValue(200.0) ;float version - faster myGlobal.SetValueInt(200) ;integer version - slower Mod is safer to use when dealing with global variables used by other mods and / or the game. SetValue is fine to use with your own global variables. Though Mod might still be better in some cases. Hopefully this was helpful, if not feel free to use the "post section" to expand upon your question. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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