Why isn't there a HiSpeed data type?

[Colonel Thirty Two]

I am thinking because that it would break everything hispeed, but if the inputs are named the same, I don't see how. But I haven't taken a look at the wiremod code so I could be wrong.

[jacoby6000]

HiSpeed isn't a datatype thats why ^_^ anything HiSpeed either goes through wirelinks, or the CPU stuff i think

[N00bDud3]

For a CPU, the HiSpeed link is called Memory, and is just a number datatype. For E2 it is a Wirelink datatype.

[Schilcote]

Yeah, wirelink is pretty much a HiSpeed datatype equivalent. I think the devs are trying to keep HiSpeed a little bit seperated from wire too, since HiSpeed is quite radically different from base wiremod.

[Fizyk]

Just like jacoby6000 said, it's because HiSpeed isn't a datatype. It's a type of link, not data transferred through that link.

[Jat Goodwin]

Because Highspeed is god.

[Colonel Thirty Two]

It's a type of link, not data transferred through that link.

K, I understand that now, but wouldn't it be better to give it its own type so that people cannot try and wire normal numbers to it? (Even though anyone using highspeed devices would be intelligent enough not to do that.)

[Jat Goodwin]

K, I understand that now, but wouldn't it be better to give it its own type so that people cannot try and wire normal numbers to it? (Even though anyone using highspeed devices would be intelligent enough not to do that.)

you have no idea what HighSpeed is do you?

[Black Phoenix]

You're actually supposed to wire normal numbers to hispeed links (because that doesn't really matter for the links).

[Colonel Thirty Two]

Apparently, I don't have a good understanding of it. I know it works like RAM where you read/set individual addresses.

Curse that "Go Advance" button that erases my post.