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Originally Posted by Hiddos Took some time to make this awesome system save in my mind, I'm still wondering about this: What is the correct usage for binary in pawn, when working with variables? Does it work a bit like: pawn Code: new var = 68; if(var & 32) print("Var has the 6th bit switched on!"); Or is it more like how it's exactly stated: pawn Code: new var = 68; if(var & 100000) print("Var has the 6th bit switched on!"); Any advice would be great, it'd be fun to experiment to get a single variable into a bool of 31 arrays (Yes, I know somebody will be a jerk about that )

That piece of code there, I can't actually figure out how it works..
I mean, on the first page you explained that bitwise AND (&) will return as 0 if no bits are shared..
And after what I saw, 68 and 32 does not share any bits..

68 = 1000100
32 = 0100000

And if you then do

pawn Code:

if(68 & 32)

that would return false (or 0).. Wouldn't it?