[Amads]

And I have no idea why.

PHP Code:

// top of the gamemode
new obTown[300];
new obTemp;
// GameModeInit
obTown[0] = CreateDynamicObject(2332, 2330.5341, 2392.4895, 11.7454, 0.0000, 0.0000, 0.0000);
obTown[1] = CreateDynamicObject(8168, 2293.5983, 2370.7895, 8.1695, 0.0000, 0.0000, 16.6998); // and so on...
// somewhere else in the code 
if(IsValidDynamicObject(obTemp)) DestroyDynamicObject(obTemp); // HERE IS THE PROBLEM 


Simple enough, should work, right?
Well, for god knows what reason the last line deletes obTown[0] object, even thought I've added IsValidDynamicObject(obTemp), and obTemp wasn't created yet. So why on earth does the last code delete obTown[0]?
Primo, the code after IsValidDynamicObject(obTemp) should not execute. Secundo, it should not even a random object when it cannot find obTemp.
Am I missing something here?

[SeanDenZYR]

Try this, you have defined "obTemp" only, so, it will delete the first value (which is 0).

try adding a loop to it by doing this:

PHP Code:

for(new i = 0; i < sizeof(obTemp), i++)
{
    if(IsValidDynamicObject(obTemp[i])) DestroyDynamicObject(obTemp[i]);
} 


[Amads]

But obTemp is not an array, it is a single object.