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Normally a script contents are self contained. Meaning you cant refrence something from one script to another. (There is ways now to do this)
Global values can be accessed by all scripts, although its best to avoid it as there are more efficient ways to do things. Much like multicast on a router.
I wouldnt worry about it, It is just part of the process of the additem command for that particular item.
To properly use globals you also need to specify which one ( much like the item code for additem) seeing as it did not include one on your console log it didnt actually execute anything.
Just wasn't sure the significance of it appearing under the additem.. Cause it didn't appear when I added bobby pins or caps, just when I entered the item code for radaway, tho I haven't tried other item codes.. I was just concerned.
Dont be its fine