I need a way to store 240 numbers for each player entity on a Server (or at minimum 64 numbers) to be used to track and reverse the movement to a certain point in time.

Is there a way to declare a local array for each player? I dont need globals, because the number of clients has no maximum, I need a local way.

PS.: I'm familiar with C-Script's limitations, but I'm hoping someone will reply with something for Lite-C :} Dont judge me if I'm asking magic here...



*EDIT*
I just went through the manual, and from what I understand, this limitation of a local array to 3 elements is removed in Lite-C.

Is this true or I got it wrong?

true. however it is better to use sys_malloc to allocate memory for local arrays.

Sorry but I cant find that function in the manual, or a file to include...

*EDIT* Nevermind , I was looking in the A6 manual
I'll check now, how to do this...


*EDIT2* I'm too new to Lite-C , so memory allocation looks extremely complicated to me. (Along with short , long , char and stuff )
I guess I'll use a regular local array.

In case I'm gonna do something terribly wrong, tell me, I'll keep checking.

you could have memory issues if you create a lot of local arrays without memory allocation. you can easily allocate any type of arrays like:

var *myarray = (var*)sys_malloc(elements * sizeof(var));