Hi Rasch,

methode 2: Sending the array and then sending the event immediately after the enet_send_array() function was called would work. Packets are always deliverd in the correct order (if sent reliable).

But of course methode 1 is more preferable because it consumes less traffic.

This should work:

Code for sending (remember 6 * var is 6 * 4 Byte and thus 24, not 6!):
Code:
var g_data[6];
g_data[0] = muendung.x;
g_data[1] = muendung.y;
g_data[2] = muendung.z;
g_data[3] = hit.x;
g_data[4] = hit.y;
g_data[5] = hit.z;

enet_clsend_event(18, g_data, 24, BROADCAST)


Code for receiving:
Code:
function rcv_data(var sender, STRING* msg, var size) 
{
   var g_data[6];
   memcpy(g_data, _chr(msg), 24);
   
   // do something with the data...
}


I tested the code and it should work wink

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