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# Values
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Values are a dialogic resource that allows to store strings and integers and easily reference them with dialogic.
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Once created, a value with a name (e.g. `PlayerName` or `PlayerStrength`) can be added into text events by using square brackets:
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It can also be used in conditions (Condition Event, Choice Event).
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From outside values can be accessed using the DialogiClass:
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```
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func _ready():
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Dialogic.set_variable('PlayerName', 'John')
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if Dialogic.get_variable('PlayerStrength') > 10:
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print("Wow, so strong!")
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```
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You can also use the whole path when referencing variables. In text this could look like `[Characters/Player/Name]`, in code like `Dialogic.set_variable('Characters/Player/Name', 'Sally')`.
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