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I'm currently working on a program for a project at university and found another one that provided the functionality I need. Unfortunately the computer was not hooked up to the network and I wasn't carrying an external hard drive on me so I figured the best option would be to take a picture of the code and try to recreate the parts I needed. I've successfully been able to do most of that but I've had trouble identifying one part. Could someone tell me what the attached image is? Thanks!
To be more exact, it is an array constant of double (judging by the color). And it is setting the value of a control/indicator called "asd". Glad to see it had such a descripting name so somebody could tell what it was for.
Anyways, you should use a local variable over the property node since the local is WAY faster to set the value.
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