[nikhilgupta345]

Originally Posted by Bugsy I agree with you both, I would never use hex to replace simple numeric values just for the sake of using hex. Why use 0x13 when 19 will do? It would be especially confusing for those viewing code who are not versed in hexadecimal. The only time I would agree with his statement is when working with bit masks. In this instance they are actually easier to use than decimal numbers. 1111 1111 = binary 255 = decimal FF = hex 1111 0000 1111 0000 = binary 61680 = decimal F0F0 = hex 1111 0000 1111 1111 1111 = binary 987135 = decimal F0FFF = hex

Could you explain 'bit masks' a little bit more and the usage in AMXX scripting?

Thanks.