If you are already used to programming, this should be useful.
Language primitive types are :
| Boolean |
| Text |
| Integer |
| Real |
| Vec2 |
| Vec3 |
| Int3 |
| Ident |
The other types, known as Classes, are composite types whose name starts with a 'C'. CSmPlayer, CManialinkLabel, etc...
Language constant values are :
| Type | Values |
| Boolean | True, False |
| Text | Everything like "XXX" or """XXX""" |
| Integer | Everything like 123789 |
| Real | Everything like 123789. or .12312 |
| Vec2 | < Real1, Real2 > |
| Vec3 | < Real1, Real2, Real3 > |
| Int3 | < Integer1, Integer2, Integer3 > |
| Ident | NullId |
| Class | Null |
You can not create your own Ident or Class values, however many API functions return such values, and you can store them or use them like other Maniascript variables
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Mathematical operators:
| + | add value |
| - | substract value |
| * | multiply value |
| / | divide value |
Boolean operators:
| ! | boolean "not", this will negate the boolean expression |
| && | boolean "and" |
| || | boolean "or" |
Comparison operators:
| == | equals |
| != | not equals |
| < | less than |
| > | greater than |
| <= | less or equal than |
| >= | greater or equal than |
| += | add value to current |
| -= | substract value from current |
| *= | multiply current value |
| /= | divide current value |