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[Other] Reading RAM and setting it to a variable?

PurpleOrange

PurpleOrange

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    I was just wondering if it were possible to read a number in RAM and set that number to a variable to read in a script. For instance if the number in the RAM was 17, it would be set to a variable, and in the script, you'd compare the variable and if it was 17 goto a part of the script, but if it was a different number, it would go goto to another part of the script
     
    I think you could use copybyte and write the byte to one of the temporary variables (after setting the var to 0 first).

    EDIT: actually, if you only want to compare the byte to a value, why not use comparefarbytetobyte?
     
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