You could use Disp for the first 4 Outputs, just be sure to put a space in front of the items. The final three must be Output commands
And no, the potions would not disappear if you had zero; you would have to check in the code to see if you had potions before you used them
For example,
Where I said If (G=105) and (Y=2)
You should change to If (G=105) and (Y=2) and (L1(1)>0)
This will check to see if there are any potions left, and will run the code following it only if all of the conditions are met

I've tried making entire games without using any variables, just one list.  It was slower than if I used variables, but it worked, and all of those important numbers from A to Z and theta were safe!

And in Axe, you cannot make lists, but more of an array format.  You store  multiple bytes in a row to a point in memory, and then using that same memory location + the offset, as mrm said, you can access the individual bytes you stored

I know how to do that the problem is in my game i want i to make so that if in a menu i have one option that is for inventory i would want it too be able to store the objects you find while searching a forest or something. I can't really do that because storing and altering objects in a menu is difficult. So any other functions or any other ideas would help. *.

Use a list... first create a guide for yourself (aka something like potions, apples, feathers, etc), then use a list to keep track of the items.
You can use a list by doing:
{0,4,5}->L1By using the guide, you have: 0 potions, 4 apples, and 5 feathers
Then you can access the list by using:
L1(1)^ That will return zero, as the first element in the list, the potions, are zero.
Also, think of each element of a list as a variable, aka L1(1) can be thought of as A, so you can use code like 1->L1(1)  or even   L1(1)+1->L1(1)

Using this, you can make a menu, and read from the list to help make it easier/ display amounts of items.
Hope this helped!

If you send me the code I can try to make it work for you

Oh, I'll turn off the home hooks and try
And I love the kind of hollow sounds calc make, creates nice spooky music

I know, I wanted to see if that was the kind of puppet you were looking for

Well, look for anything that is stored to E
And did the Rect() fix work?

Oh. I used negative.  I forgot about the hl.
A few posts back you said had something to do with the abs(

I thought you were talking about something else