I have an array that has 309 numbers. After I created the array. the engine crashes when loading. I tried a smaller array (6 items) and it loads perfectly. Therefore the problem is with the big array.

I would like to ask then. What is the maximum size?

you have only!! 309 entries in your array?
maybe you acces an index which does not exist, because i had arrays with nearly 8000 entries and i got no crash
i stored a full picture in an array to recalculate it
it's much faster then read and write every time...
so you shouldn't have problems with 309 entries

array size is limited by system memory and probably with the maximum array index you can indicate.

Yes you are right. I made the array smaller. (two small arrays) and it still chashes. I think the problem is with the data. The data are coordinates that are generated in sketchup and i thing the problem is with this.

1.15506440454583e-012

some of the number are like this. (should be 0)

Now i need to look for a way to correct this. There are a lot of items (the 309 where only to test it). Any one know of a way to correct it.

Skecthup (a plugin) exports a csv file.

EDIT:
After some experimenting, it results that those numbers where causing the error's. Shouldn't the engine give a syntax error for that instead of crashing?

I found an easy way to convert the number easly. I just importet the csv file to excel. Did some things there and saved it. The new csv file had all the numbers correctly written.

I often think that the engine should give an error message instead of crashing, but if the engine looked for an overflow (or in this case, alphabetical numbers in what you're trying to assign as a variable) every time you assign something, I think it would slow down the engine by a huge amount. So I think it makes sense that it doesn't check here.

Just out of interest: your taking google sketchup data and importing it into 3dgs?

The buildings in my game are created in sketchup. And I'm using a plugin (Cloud v8) to export coordinates of points to a cvs file.
I have scaled the models so that 1cm in sketchup is 1 quant in game studio. Without scaling its 1m skechup = 1 quant