An entity having a Large Local Array in C-Script

Hi friends!

Anyone have any clever way to get an entity to have a local array that only it can access and change? I could just make a bunch of global arrays and then assign each array to each entity, but I would like to see if I can get an entity to have its own array, an array with more than 3 values.

You could use the entity's skill array like this:

my.skill[10+i] = i;

At least I think it's like that in C-Script, too, with skill1,2,... just as defines of said array (this means skill1 = skill[0], skill2 = skill[1],...).

Alternatively, it should be possible to allocate memory dynamically in C-Script, right? You could do that for each entity and save the pointer in a skill.

Or, the worst option, you could make a big global array and use let's say 16 entries for each entity which they access via some ID-skill, like this:

my.skill10 = enemy_id;
enemy_id = enemy_id+1;
...
global_array[(my.skill10*16)+i] = i

Hey Superku!


I dont think you can do this in C-script:
my.skill[10+i] = i;

What I'm looking for is to have each entity have a list of values, each value storing an entity ID number. However I would like to have each entity have around 300 values! Is that possible?

Are you using the bitwise stuff?

Have you tried it at least?
Entities have 100 skills for quite a long time now, and I bet it's just a 100 var array named skill, too.

If you need more than 100 skills you probably need to take one of the other 2 options I've posted above. I don't have a C-Script manual anymore so I can't look it up sadly.

Hwy Superku,

Yea Ive tried it, it doesnt work

I might just end up having to do seperate Arrays for each entity. Thanks for your help so far