wrong. there is no limit on that. thing about 64 is this:

vector funtion returns a temporary VECTOR* right? if you call them more than 64 times it starts returning same vector* s again, so you should only use it for calculations and not vector* init.

Could I retrieve vector positions from the entity array?

Sure, with vec_set you can copy one vector to another.

@Quadraxas: Maybee i am understand something wrong with the limit of 64 VECTOR Pointers.
In the Manual (--> Vector calciulation, --> vector) they say:

The vector pointers have a limited lifetime because there are only 64 different vectors available for this function, that are used cyclic.So use this only for passing temporary vectors to functions, but not for permanent vector pointers.

Can you explain me this thing? Thanks.

G'day,

The thing with the vectors is when you use something like, "vec_set(my.x, vector(1, 2, 3));" -- that vector function can only return a pointer to one of 64 internal vectors.

This'll rarely be an issue, unless you pass a pointer to a temporary vector to a function, and that function has 64 or more "vector(...)" calls in it before it is finished with the information in the temporary vector you passed to it.

I hope that makes sense

Jibb