In my game, I want to know how much enemies exist at different times. Of course, I can use a counter var and check this. But I have an array of enemies => enemy[80]. So I would like to check my enemies like this:

if(array_length(enemy) == 20) DO SOMETHING
if(array_length(enemy) == 0) DO ANYTHING

This would only work if

ent_remove(enemy[15]);

will delete enemy[15], too.

Gets enemy[15] deleted or is it still extisting with value NULL?

I haven`t found anything about array functions in the manual. Are there none?

Ditje

No, you'd have to set enemy[15] to NULL manually.

But I think using an array is not a good idea for that purpose anyway. Better use a linked list.

For a counter of enemies, set one of the entity skills to a unique enemy value, and then use an ent_next loop to count all entities that have that skill set. This is much easier done than complicated array handling.

Since I often work with databases, I`m really firmed with array and I like them. But no problem - I will take another way to rome

Thx

Ditje