>>Is there a different way for me to set vars other than globals?
Using properties (whether in Parent scripts or behaviors) is the way to go
to avoid the wholesale use of globals (then your data storage reflects the
'real world' that you are simulating).
But if you are not so keen on a total re-organisation of an on-going project
here's a simpler approach that may be relevant:
IF your globals fall naturally into sets then try make a global property
list for each of these sets. e.g.
global gplstScores
gplstScores = [#Tery:12. #Duncan:7, #Anon:2]
Or even linear lists
global glstChannels
glstChannels = [5, 27, 6]
cheers
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