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| + | Sysvars are named memory adresses for variable integers. | ||
| − | + | *Most of them cause an action each cycle they are not zero. | |
| + | *Some store actual information each cycle, so they are basically "read only". | ||
| + | *Few cause no actions at all and are free "variables". | ||
| − | == | + | Each Bot has its own memory to store its situation and what actions it will do. |
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| + | ==System variables you're likely to see in [[Robot DNA]]:== | ||
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| − | Algorithms are listed as [[Operators]]. | + | ---- |
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| + | Also see: | ||
| + | *Algorithms are listed as [[Operators]]. | ||
| + | *[[Sysvars2.21|Sysvars2.21.txt]] for DB Version 2.37 | ||
Revision as of 14:42, 31 January 2006
Sysvars are named memory adresses for variable integers.
- Most of them cause an action each cycle they are not zero.
- Some store actual information each cycle, so they are basically "read only".
- Few cause no actions at all and are free "variables".
Each Bot has its own memory to store its situation and what actions it will do.
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
