On various code snippets i see, i see the use of a value called 'temp'. However, if i try to compile my program, it tells me that temp is an undeclared identifier. Can some1 help please?

Its kinda urgent

Well, I don't get this either

But you may just declare it at the very beginning of your code (before your main function). Then it is a superglobal variable. But bear in mind that a superglobal variable may be changed by another function during a wait() of the function you use it in.

That's just how I would use it....

ermm in C-script (.wdl) i'm sure temp was a built-in variable used to hold temporary data.

In lite-c (.c), temp isn't built in anymore and so must be declared manually. It is usually used to store vector positions so use something like...

VECTOR* temp[3];

..at the top of your script, and it should work.

yeah, i realised i was using C-script in c-lite...

am still struggling with gravity and jumping

That`s one of my most hated topics too!

Been thinking of that myself as of late, i figured i could use an incremental value for jumping using the cos(x) function, so i would get a big increase and gradually decrease as gravity suposedly kicks in, but i am kinda uncertain if this is the right direction, what you guys have come up with? Im still on the very basis of coming up with code so im still just thinking in REALLY broad terms... but just felt like butting in on the conversation about something i was just thinking about aswell.

P.S: Im just crappy when it come to math, hence why im just trying to figure out the basis of jumping and what to use

VECTOR* temp[3];

This is an array of 3 vectors

Use
VECTOR* temp; for pointer
or
VECTOR temp;

Or?