Had to mess with global vars

Jaheckelsafar · 15th September 2003, 06:07

I just had to. Nothing great, and it's a tad slow for what it is, but what the hell.

anubis2003 · 15th September 2003, 06:10

Not that interesting or dynamic, but it uses global variables. Yay for globals.

Zevensoft · 15th September 2003, 11:27

Roger that. Globals have enabled me to make sonic do more than ever

anubis2003 · 15th September 2003, 11:39

Ooh, can't wait to see.

[Ishan] · 15th September 2003, 13:23

yeah, global variable rulez.!

btw i bet UCD can make some awesome stuff with them.
*cough* UnConeD *cough*

Kagnar · 16th September 2003, 00:21

What is a global variable?

S-uper_T-oast · 16th September 2003, 02:34

A global variable is a variable anything running in a preset has access to. You can set global variables by using the cod reg00-99=variable to store, were 00-99 is the number used to identify each variable. You can check a global variable by clicking on Main in the side bar and entering the number (00-99) of the global variable in one of the boxes. After you set a global variable in one your effects, you can then use it in any of you other effects just like any other variable. I don't know how order affects global variables, but I'm sure the best way to use them if you are going to would be to put an n=0 superscope or anyother editable effect and then set your global variables either by frame or on beat.
About the preset, it looks kinda nice, but it isn't very interesting.

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anubis2003 Forum King Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: middle of somewhere Posts: 5,564	Ooh, can't wait to see. [Over The Monkey] \| [My DeviantArt] \| [Se ti] \| [Atmo Digital Design Forums]

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[Ishan] Major Dude Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: India Posts: 1,156	yeah, global variable rulez.! btw i bet UCD can make some awesome stuff with them. cough UnConeD cough Amateur AVS'er. All over again. Last AVS Pack : Resurgence

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16th September 2003, 00:21	#6
Kagnar Member Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Everywhere Posts: 58	What is a global variable?

16th September 2003, 02:34	#7
S-uper_T-oast Forum King Join Date: May 2003 Location: Fnord?! Posts: 2,657	A global variable is a variable anything running in a preset has access to. You can set global variables by using the cod reg00-99=variable to store, were 00-99 is the number used to identify each variable. You can check a global variable by clicking on Main in the side bar and entering the number (00-99) of the global variable in one of the boxes. After you set a global variable in one your effects, you can then use it in any of you other effects just like any other variable. I don't know how order affects global variables, but I'm sure the best way to use them if you are going to would be to put an n=0 superscope or anyother editable effect and then set your global variables either by frame or on beat. About the preset, it looks kinda nice, but it isn't very interesting.