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** '''(unused object)''': The unused object slot. | ** '''(unused object)''': The unused object slot. | ||
** '''(unknown object)''': A value that's not recognized as a valid object reference. | ** '''(unknown object)''': A value that's not recognized as a valid object reference. | ||
* '''Select Object''': | * '''Select Object''': Selects the object slot whose object's address equals the variable's value. | ||
Triangle variables come with the following additional options when right clicked: | Triangle variables come with the following additional options when right clicked: | ||
* '''Select Triangle''': | * '''Select Triangle''': Selects a custom triangle in the Triangle Tab whose address equals the variable's value. | ||
Boolean variables come with the following additional options when right clicked: | Boolean variables are unique in that instead of having a text value, they have a checkbox value. The checkbox is checked if the underlying number value (after possibly masking) is non-zero. In the case that the variable represents multiple values with different checked states, the checkbox will be indeterminant. Boolean variables come with the following additional options when right clicked: | ||
* '''Display as Checkbox''': | * '''Display as Checkbox''': Toggles whether the variable is displayed as a checkbox. | ||
* '''Display as Inverted''': | * '''Display as Inverted''': Toggles whether the checkbox's checked state is inverted. | ||
Variables can be selected by clicking on them. You can hold shift and click on a variable to select the range of variables from the previously selected variable to the currently selected variable. To toggle whether a variable is selected or not without unselecting all variable, click on the variable while holding control. To unselect all variables, click on the variable panel. If you right click on a variable that's selected, then you'll see a different set of options from normal, and these options will affect all selected variables. Options prefixed with "Angle:" only affect angles. Many of these options have just been covered, but the ones which haven't been are: | Variables can be selected by clicking on them. You can hold shift and click on a variable to select the range of variables from the previously selected variable to the currently selected variable. To toggle whether a variable is selected or not without unselecting all variable, click on the variable while holding control. To unselect all variables, click on the variable panel. If you right click on a variable that's selected, then you'll see a different set of options from normal, and these options will affect all selected variables. Options prefixed with "Angle:" only affect angles. Many of these options have just been covered, but the ones which haven't been are: | ||