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:* 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). | ||
: You can create an Advanced Controller for a variable by clicking on the variable while holding C. Alternatively, you can create an Advanced Controller for multiple variables by selecting multiple variables, right clicking, and choosing to open a controller. | |||
* '''Bit Controller''': A Bit Controller is in charge of manipulating one variable. It consists of the following controls: | * '''Bit Controller''': A Bit Controller is in charge of manipulating one variable. It consists of the following controls: | ||
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** '''Binary Value''': This shows the binary value of the variable. | ** '''Binary Value''': This shows the binary value of the variable. | ||
** '''Value Table''': This shows various representations of the bytes of the variable, including the decimal representation, hex representation, and binary representation. It also provides a set of checkboxes that can be used to toggle each bit of the variable. For floats, these checkboxes are colored according to the bits' role in the float, as blue represents sign, red represents exponent, and green represents mantissa. | ** '''Value Table''': This shows various representations of the bytes of the variable, including the decimal representation, hex representation, and binary representation. It also provides a set of checkboxes that can be used to toggle each bit of the variable. For floats, these checkboxes are colored according to the bits' role in the float, as blue represents sign, red represents exponent, and green represents mantissa. | ||
: Note that for floats, you can right click on the empty space of the controller, and change what the textboxes display. Specifically, they can be set to display the sign, exponent, and mantissa values of the float. | : Note that for floats, you can right click on the empty space of the controller, and change what the textboxes display. Specifically, they can be set to display the sign, exponent, and mantissa values of the float. You can create a Bit Controller for a variable by clicking on the variable while holding B. | ||
== Object Tab == | == Object Tab == | ||