int

A signed 32-bit number. This is an actual number without a decimal and can be negative. Maximum 2,147,483,647, minimum -2,147,483,648, default 0. If you overflow it will wrap around (ie: 2,147,483,647 + 1 = -2,147,483,648, -2,147,483,648 - 1 = 2,147,483,647).

There is no boolean value in nwscript. TRUE is defined as 1 and FALSE is defined as 0.

A number of Bitwise Operators work in nwscript, allowing integers to store a lot of true/false information much more efficiently.

Example

int iAge = 23;
int iResult = 2 + 2;
int bBoolean = TRUE;

Some example bitwsise operations:

int nValue = 0;
int nTest  = 0x00000001;

if(nValue & nTest) // Will be false

// Add nTest to nValue
nValue = nValue | nTest; // Can also do nValue |= nTest

if(nValue & nTest) // Will now be true

// Remove nTest from nValue

// Add nTest to nValue
nValue = nValue & ~nTest;

if(nValue & nTest) // Will now be false again

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