How many variables Mugen has?
This could be a tricky question to answer.
Right of the bat, you have this - remember that Mugen doesn't have string typed variable, it's always numbers (integer or floats):
I don't suggest you to use sysvars or fsysvars unless you know what you are doing, because the engine already uses those values. So i will exclude them from this count.
So basically, you can use up to 100 variables (60 integer and 40 float) per character, right?
In fact, its more than that:
In Mugen, you can have helpers (treated like independet entities) and each helper can have their own set of variables.
Each helper can have up to 100 variables too. They helpers can even use their own set of sysvars and fsysvars (which aren't real system vars)
So, on the easy route, we are talking about 100 (60 int + 40 float) per character + 100 (per helper) * 56 helpers = 5700 variables
The full list should be:
0-59 vars per player -> 60 int variables
0-59 vars per helper (56 max helpers) -> 5600 (56*10) helper int variables
0-39 fvars per player - > 40 float variables
0-39 fvars per helper (if I am not mistaken) -> 2240 (40*46_ helper float variables)
0-5 sysvars - > 6 int variables
0-5 fsysvars -> 6 float variables
0-5 sysvars per helper - > 336 (6*56) int variables
0-5 fsysvars per helper -> 336 (6*56) float variables
Total: 8624 variables (6002 int variables + 2622 float variables).
PS: many sysvar and fsysvars are already being used by the engine!
That was the easy part. You can go even deeper if you use bitshift.
Each integer variable is a 32bits word, so you have 32 flags (0 or 1) per int variable.
so, in the end, you can have 192.064 flags at the same time.
Remember that you can have groups of flags, so you would work as in Hexadecimal (groups of flags can work as results).
That would make you to be able to handle a 32bits value - 4294967295 values to be exact.
This could be a tricky question to answer.
Right of the bat, you have this - remember that Mugen doesn't have string typed variable, it's always numbers (integer or floats):
Code:
0-59 Integer var
0-39 Float vars
0-5 sysvars (system integer variables)
0-5 fsysvars(system float variables)So basically, you can use up to 100 variables (60 integer and 40 float) per character, right?
In fact, its more than that:
In Mugen, you can have helpers (treated like independet entities) and each helper can have their own set of variables.
Code:
0-59 Integer var
0-39 Float varsSo, on the easy route, we are talking about 100 (60 int + 40 float) per character + 100 (per helper) * 56 helpers = 5700 variables
The full list should be:
0-59 vars per player -> 60 int variables
0-59 vars per helper (56 max helpers) -> 5600 (56*10) helper int variables
0-39 fvars per player - > 40 float variables
0-39 fvars per helper (if I am not mistaken) -> 2240 (40*46_ helper float variables)
0-5 sysvars - > 6 int variables
0-5 fsysvars -> 6 float variables
0-5 sysvars per helper - > 336 (6*56) int variables
0-5 fsysvars per helper -> 336 (6*56) float variables
Total: 8624 variables (6002 int variables + 2622 float variables).
PS: many sysvar and fsysvars are already being used by the engine!
That was the easy part. You can go even deeper if you use bitshift.
Each integer variable is a 32bits word, so you have 32 flags (0 or 1) per int variable.
so, in the end, you can have 192.064 flags at the same time.
Remember that you can have groups of flags, so you would work as in Hexadecimal (groups of flags can work as results).
That would make you to be able to handle a 32bits value - 4294967295 values to be exact.