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-	TextID is an identifier associated with a certain dynamic text. It is returned by various texts functions, like [[write]](), [[write_int]](), [[write_string]](), [[write_float]]() and [[move_text]]().	+	TextID is an identifier associated with a certain [[text]]. It is returned by various texts functions, like [[write]](), [[write_int]](), [[write_string]](), [[write_float]]() and [[move_text]]().
	When a dynamic text is created, it has the color last set by [[set_text_color]](). By default this is white ([[rgb]](255,255,255)). Its Z value is equal to [[text_z]] at the moment of creation, which is -256 by default.		When a dynamic text is created, it has the color last set by [[set_text_color]](). By default this is white ([[rgb]](255,255,255)). Its Z value is equal to [[text_z]] at the moment of creation, which is -256 by default.
	To move the dynamic text associated with a TextID, use [[move_text]]. To delete the text, use [[delete_text]](). There can be a total of 512 dynamic texts on screen simultaneously.		To move the dynamic text associated with a TextID, use [[move_text]]. To delete the text, use [[delete_text]](). There can be a total of 512 dynamic texts on screen simultaneously.

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Definition

TextID

TextID is an identifier associated with a certain text. It is returned by various texts functions, like write(), write_int(), write_string(), write_float() and move_text().

When a dynamic text is created, it has the color last set by set_text_color(). By default this is white (rgb(255,255,255)). Its Z value is equal to text_z at the moment of creation, which is -256 by default.

To move the dynamic text associated with a TextID, use move_text. To delete the text, use delete_text(). There can be a total of 512 dynamic texts on screen simultaneously.