32-bit support

Expanded Value Range

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32-bit scripts increase numeric range drastically compared to 16-bit:

• 16-bit: –32,768 to +32,767

• 32-bit: –2,147,483,648 to +2,147,483,647

This allows more complex calculations with far greater precision.

Increased Memory Space

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32-bit scripting supports a much larger addressable memory space, enabling more data and more sophisticated logic to be used inside GPC scripts.

New Functions Added

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Three new GPC functions were introduced to leverage 32-bit capability:

• get_ipolar() — Retrieves analog stick input before modification

• get_polar() — Retrieves current stick angle or radius

• get_info() — Retrieves the active MK (Mouse/Keyboard) profile state

These functions provide more raw input data and programmatic control inside scripts.

Use of int32 Variables

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A new 32-bit variable type (int32) allows larger values to be stored directly, beyond the 16-bit limit. This is especially useful for scales, accumulators, or data structures that exceed 32,767.

Extended Trace Support

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Three VM trace debug fields are now 32-bit capable (trace 1–3). This enables developers to observe and debug larger numeric values in real time via the Device Monitor.

Larger SPVAR Values

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32-bit SPVAR (script persistent variables) can hold much greater values, allowing:

• Better state tracking

• Complex accumulations without overflow

• More efficient bit packing

• Larger data storage inside variables

Compared to 16-bit SPVAR limits, this significantly expands what state can be tracked.