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| − | Sysvars are named memory adresses for variable integers. | + | Sysvars (System Variables) are named memory adresses for variable integers. |
| − | *Most of them cause an action each cycle they | + | Every Bot has its own memory to store its situation and what actions it will do every cycle. |
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| + | *Most of them cause an action each cycle if they store a number that is not 0. | ||
*Some store actual information each cycle, so they are basically "read only". | *Some store actual information each cycle, so they are basically "read only". | ||
| − | *Few cause no actions | + | *A Few of them cause no actions and only change by command, like free "variables". |
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==System variables you're likely to see in [[Robot DNA]]:== | ==System variables you're likely to see in [[Robot DNA]]:== | ||
Revision as of 14:54, 31 January 2006
Sysvars (System Variables) are named memory adresses for variable integers.
Every Bot has its own memory to store its situation and what actions it will do every cycle.
- Most of them cause an action each cycle if they store a number that is not 0.
- Some store actual information each cycle, so they are basically "read only".
- A Few of them cause no actions and only change by command, like free "variables".
System variables you're likely to see in Robot DNA:
Also see:
- Algorithms are listed as Operators.
- Sysvars2.21.txt for DB Version 2.37
