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JasonJonesLASM edited this page Dec 17, 2020
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Binary Variables have a lot of overlap with the current variables system. Just like creating a Binary Save, you can also create them directly within the creation of a save, or when saving itself.
On Create and Save
Both assigning variables on create, and on save behave the exact same. Simply change the headers count variable to assign how many you want to fill out. Each will lay out a string port for the name, and an object port for the the value.
External Variables
At this time, variables cannot be edited in the inspector like tradition variables. To modify the variables, we work with the same exact kind of units as other variables. They behave the same, minus the drop downs. Setting a non existing variable will add it on set, or override the current value.
Getting a Binary Variable.
Checking if a Binary Save has a variable.
Unlike other variables, we allow for variables to be removed from a Binary Save. Since Binary Saves are not like tradition variables, they are not constructs. You may choose to alter the data in the save files. For convenience, it allows you to simply remove the variable instead of recreating the entire Binary Save based on the old data.