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Simulators use hexadecimal codes in order to handle archetypes. Every archetype has its own code, which can have up to 3 hexadecimal digits (represented by the numerals 0-9, and the letters a-f), whereas codes with 4 digits are reserved for sub-archetypes.

Let  be the code of a generic archetype, which we will call "Sample". The X, Y, and X symbols represent hexadecimal digits. In order to create a sub-archetype of "Sample", you need to replace the leading  with a non-zero hexadecimal digit: this means that you can have up to 15 different sub-archetypes of "Sample".

However, not all of these sub-archetypes are independent from each other. The following table shows you the relations between each sub-archetype of a generic archetype 0XYZ.