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Originally Posted by funky1234 Nice Ryder! I'd thought about this in the past, but aren't you leaving yourself open to possible overflows? (I haven't looked at the source code yet, so I'm probably wrong)

There's a small piece of code involved which checks if you exceed the array bounds so I guess this is quite safe.

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Originally Posted by Zh3r0 So normal variables are 32bits?

Yes.

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Originally Posted by Zh3r0 Which means they can store a high amount of data but we only need 0 and 1. Whenever we use a variable to just check something if it's true or false we simply use the 1bit array right?

Yes.

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Originally Posted by Zh3r0 And when we count a variable we just use the 16bit?

No, you just use the value you need and nothing more. If you use 16-bit arrays, you can save a maximum amount of 65535 like I said in the topic (see limits).