Control bits and join number

[Yamaeda]

When you expand a Index or Replace array they've auto indexed and starting from 0, so you can remove all of those 8 index integers and it'll be the exact same.

[GerdW]

• When you have 8 booleans and they are consecutive from bit #0 to bit#7 then they will form a byte. In this case you can simple use BuildArray to "collect" your bits and replace a block of 8 bits in your boolean array of 16 bits.
• When your cluster only contains those 8 booleans (in the correct order) you can simple convert the whole cluster into an array.
• Or you convert the 8-bit-array into an U8 number and join this one with another U8 with value "0"…

[crossrulz]

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@A.Daniel01 wrote:

I just did this:

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You can simplify that quite a bit with a simple Cluster To Array.

[billko]

Boolean Array To Number has this property:

So you don't even need to explicitly convert to i16.

Edit: Oops, I mean u16 - but you get the picture.