Script Limit [3]
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| 14 | 14 | * Script Blocks |
| 15 | 15 | * [Wire Splits](https://www.fancade.com/wiki/Script/Wire%20Splits.md) |
| 16 | 16 | * Pointer Dereferencing |
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| 18 | ### Script Blocks |
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| 19 | Every script block counts as 1 script towards the total limit. It does not matter which script block it is, as long as it is an inbuilt script block, it adds 1 to the counter. The attached image has 4 script blocks, thus the script consumption is 4/4096 or 0.1%. |
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| 22 | ### Wire Splits |
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| 23 | A wire split counts as 1 script towards the limit. Thus the script in image A adds 4 scripts (3 script blocks + 1 wire split) to the counter. |
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| 26 | But wire splits are defined as "n to 1" and "1 to n". This basically means, no matter how large the split is, it will add only 1 to the counter. The script in image B adds 10 scripts (9 script blocks + 1 wire split) to the counter. |
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| 29 | The same applies in case of joining. The script in image C counts as 4, whereas the script in image D counts as 10. |
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