How does INVALID_PLAYER_ID actually work?

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How does INVALID_PLAYER_ID actually work?

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27.01.2015, 22:04

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Originally Posted by Ada32

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uh..no

Oooopsss.... my bad

Anyway 65535 is maximum unsigned in 16 bits, and C/C++ integer is 2 bytes (2*8 = 16bits)

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How does INVALID_PLAYER_ID actually work? - by Puppy - 27.01.2015, 21:17

Re: How does INVALID_PLAYER_ID actually work? - by DRIFT_HUNTER - 27.01.2015, 21:37

Re: How does INVALID_PLAYER_ID actually work? - by Puppy - 27.01.2015, 21:47

Re: How does INVALID_PLAYER_ID actually work? - by Vince - 27.01.2015, 21:47

Re: How does INVALID_PLAYER_ID actually work? - by Ada32 - 27.01.2015, 21:50

Re: How does INVALID_PLAYER_ID actually work? - by DRIFT_HUNTER - 27.01.2015, 21:53

Re: How does INVALID_PLAYER_ID actually work? - by Ada32 - 27.01.2015, 21:56

Re: How does INVALID_PLAYER_ID actually work? - by DRIFT_HUNTER - 27.01.2015, 22:04

Re: How does INVALID_PLAYER_ID actually work? - by ikkentim - 27.01.2015, 23:40

Re: How does INVALID_PLAYER_ID actually work? - by Puppy - 28.01.2015, 01:21

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