[zeruel_angel]

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Originally Posted by BarryM Very nice zeruel_angel I may use this! I will add your name at /credits Thanks!!!

Your are welcome, and thanks for the nice words everyone.

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Originally Posted by ****** np, you can even do things like: if (newkeys & KEY_ACTION && newkeys & KEY_CROUCH) To detect multiple keys at once, however: if (newkeys & (KEY_ACTION | KEY_CROUCH)) Will be true if either one is pressed (although it is a lot easier and faster than: if (newkeys == KEY_ACTION || newkeys == KEY_CROUCH)) or even: if (newkeys & KEY_ACTION || newkeys & KEY_CROUCH)) if that is in fact the desired effect.

Well I must tell that I'm not a very experimented coder, but this kind of statement is new to me. I never saw (or at least notice) the existence of an "&&" and an "&" operator in the same language, I do understand how to use the "&" but I DO NOT really understand how it works or what it "means". Would you mind given me a deeper explanation(don't worry about using especific words) or maybe a link to a manual/guide. (I have already readed the PAWN pdf and I don't remember anything about this "&" operator, maybe I didn't notice it.
Thanks ******, I really apreciate this. :RESPECT:

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