[Bad.boy!]

Is there some sort of rule of order of opcode parameters?

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0223: set_actor 2@ health_to 500 = OPCODE + VAR + INT 009A: 2@ = create_actor_pedtype 4 model #MALE01 at 0.0 0.0 0.0  = OPCODE + INT + INT + FLOAT + FLOAT + FLOAT + VAR 01C8: 40@ = create_actor_pedtype 23 model #SPECIAL01 in_car 35@ passenger_seat 0  = OPCODE + VAR + INT + INT + INT VAR

[Bad.boy!]

I'll leave the order problem to the user (me).

I completed the read opcodes from xml file and changed something in the design. I'll have to edit the main code again because it got really messy and to leave the possibility open to maybe add scm files in the future. The program also takes much memory compared to Sanny Builder (almost twice the memory whilst doing nothing).

[Bad.boy!]

It's been some time since I worked on this thing, anyway I've got a question about this datatype:

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09 immediate 8 byte string

Especially the last bytes, are they a random value or do they actually do something?

For example:

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AI = 09 48 41 00 00 B2 00 00 00 // .HA..²... HAIS = 09 48 41 49 53 53 00 54 00 // .HAISS.T.

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Calculating works, if-then-end works, if-then-else-end works. Comparing works, conditions works. Basically it's finished for simple scripts.

[Link2012]

They're nothing specific, just some memory trash after the null terminator.

[Bad.boy!]

Does anyone know a good font for the compiler, or what is Sanny Builder's font?