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How to combine two Int16 values into a single Int32 value using bit shifting in FT Optix

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Bit shifting example

How to combine two Int16 values into a single Int32 value using bit shifting in FT Optix

Warning

Expression evaluators are not bi-directional, if the Int32 value is changed, the Int16 values will not be updated automatically.

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  1. Click on the green CODE button in the top right corner
  2. Select HTTPS and copy the provided URL
  3. Open FT Optix IDE
  4. Click on Open and select the Remote tab
  5. Paste the URL from step 2
  6. Click Open button in bottom right corner to start cloning process

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