the limit

fsk · 31st August 2002, 06:29

I wrote some particulary long code in the SSC and I have reached the limit. I have heard about the limit before but what bogles me is how the hell are you limited. Till now I thought it was by the number of variables, but that can't be because I have tried to reduce the number of those but it only made it worse.

Can someone please help me clear this up.

p.s. I just need room for the w/h correction and I can't get it to work

UnConeD · 31st August 2002, 14:53

When removing variables, reload your preset. AVS doesn't delete unused variables on the spot.

And when typing long variable names "b" "bl" "blu" "blue" "blue=1.0", AVS will create all the intermediary variables too, causing more waste. So reloading is always a good idea, even if you don't encounter problems.

31st August 2002, 06:29	#1
fsk Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: right around the corner Posts: 223	the limit I wrote some particulary long code in the SSC and I have reached the limit. I have heard about the limit before but what bogles me is how the hell are you limited. Till now I thought it was by the number of variables, but that can't be because I have tried to reduce the number of those but it only made it worse. Can someone please help me clear this up. p.s. I just need room for the w/h correction and I can't get it to work

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31st August 2002, 14:53	#2
UnConeD Whacked Moderator Join Date: Jun 2001 Posts: 2,104	When removing variables, reload your preset. AVS doesn't delete unused variables on the spot. And when typing long variable names "b" "bl" "blu" "blue" "blue=1.0", AVS will create all the intermediary variables too, causing more waste. So reloading is always a good idea, even if you don't encounter problems.