Quote from: ProphetsDementia on November 28, 2009, 10:09:52 am

If you store your list as a string to one of the sequence variables, u, v, w, you can half the size of the entire thing.
Then, if you need to evaluate it, run 'u' and Ans(X where X is the list element.

The only issue with this is the lack of editability if that's a word.

That's neat.

I don't use complex numbers for compression because I don't see anyway to make things smaller with them.

Use also the fraccional part of imaginary part?
You can save 4 integer numbers in every element.

Other thing to compress is if you use number smaller than 1000 you can save like this:
E3A+B

To decompress:
int(L1(1)/E3)->A
L1(1)-E3A->B

where the E is the small E. A and B to numbers to save and are smaller than 1000.

This could allow easily 8 numbers in one element...

Use also the fraccional part of imaginary part?
You can save 4 integer numbers in every element.

Other thing to compress is if you use number smaller than 1000 you can save like this:
E3A+B

To decompress:
int(L1(1)/E3)->A
L1(1)-E3A->B

where the E is the small E. A and B to numbers to save and are smaller than 1000.

This could allow easily 8 numbers in one element...

The only exceptions I would see with this is the values for HP, Max HP, SP, and Max SP.
Any way to get around that?

However, what about the exceptions?
Like 9999 HP?

I mean, you can only put 14 digits in a displayed line.

Hmm.
Intriguing.

I will definitely use that method in the game.