HiJust curious about something. What is the main difference over using G:Var1 variables over L:Myvariable,type? From what I understand there is a limited amount of G:Vars, but L:Vars are unlimited. So why use G:Vars? I'm sure there must be a point to them.

G vars are only valid in the gauge where they are defined, whereas L vars can be used from all gauges to interact with each other.Arne Bartels

Yes, I use this feature frequently, but there must exist a reason to use g:vars as well? Some/most of the microsoft gauges use g:vars, and some use l:vars.I mean, what does g:vars do that l:vars can't handle, must be something?

As Arne pointed out.Gvars are individual gauge specific. That means, they ONLY work in the gauge that they are imbedded in.Lvars can be used in 1 gauge, and then the variable called up to be used in another gauge as well as the gauge that they are in.Clear as mud?