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| + | ==== Global Variables ==== | ||
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| + | <-* ->* -?* –* <-!* ->!* -?!* –!* | ||
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| + | Description | ||
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| + | All of the variable commands can also be used followed by the '' | ||
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| + | Global variables belong to a map and can be accessed from within different scripts. For this reason it is recommended to stick to a unique naming convention to prevent collisions with other scripts. | ||
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| + | Global variables may have the same names as local variables, there is no interference between them. | ||
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| + | One example global variables may be used for is storing values which should always be the same across all units. That way it isn't necessary to send a message to each individual unit. | ||
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