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** '''Name Textbox''': This shows the name(s) of the variable(s) being manipulated. Note that this can be edited. | ** '''Name Textbox''': This shows the name(s) of the variable(s) being manipulated. Note that this can be edited. | ||
** '''Fix Address Checkbox''': This is used to toggle whether the variable(s) are using fixed addresses. | ** '''Fix Address Checkbox''': This is used to toggle whether the variable(s) are using fixed addresses. | ||
** '''Value Textbox''': This displays the current value(s) of the variable(s). | ** '''Value Textbox''': This displays the current value(s) of the variable(s). The background color is red if the variable(s) have fixed addresses, blue if the variable(s) don't have fixed addresses, and purple if some variables do and some variables don't have fixed addresses. | ||
** '''Lock Checkbox''': This is used to toggle whether the variable(s) are locked. | ** '''Lock Checkbox''': This is used to toggle whether the variable(s) are locked. | ||
** '''Subtraction Button''': This is used to subtract a value from the variable(s). | ** '''Subtraction Button''': This is used to subtract a value from the variable(s). | ||
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** '''Set Button''': This sets the value(s) of the variable(s). | ** '''Set Button''': This sets the value(s) of the variable(s). | ||
: Additional notes: | : Additional notes: | ||
:* In the case of setting multiple variables, you can set all of the variables to different values by separating the values in the textbox with commas. Alternatively, leave just one value in the textbox to set all variables to that one value. The same applies to adding and subtracting | :* In the case of setting multiple variables, you can set all of the variables to different values by separating the values in the textbox with commas. Alternatively, leave just one value in the textbox to set all variables to that one value. The same applies to adding and subtracting values. | ||
:* The add and subtract buttons can be inverted by right clicking on them and choosing to invert. | :* The add and subtract buttons can be inverted by right clicking on them and choosing to invert. | ||
:* You can click on the add/subtract button and hold the mouse down while holding control in order to continuously add to or subtract from the variables. Alternatively, right click on either button and choose to Start Continuous Add (or Subtract) and then later choose to Stop Continuous Add (or Subtract). | :* You can click on the add/subtract button and hold the mouse down while holding control in order to continuously add to or subtract from the variables. Alternatively, right click on either button and choose to Start Continuous Add (or Subtract) and then later choose to Stop Continuous Add (or Subtract). | ||