[Crystallize]

Let's say I have a 2d array

new OBJECTS[MAX_PLAYERS][5];

and it works like this
objects[1]
objects[2]
objects[3]

Now this is for global.

But let's say I want to make it per player.
How do i assign the numbers automatically.

EG:

Code:

cmd:object(playerid,params[])
{

objects[assign automatically per player instead of always being 1,2,3,4,5] = createplayerobjectxxx

return 1;

}

[Ada32]

loop through it

[NaS]

You'll need the playerid together with the object ID so storing it in an array that is indexed by a playerid would be a good idea, depending on how many slots there should be per player.

[jlalt]

If your first index is always as playerid.
->

PHP Code:

new OBJECTS[MAX_PLAYERS][5];
#define OBJECTS[%0] OBJECTS[playerid][%0]
cmd:object(playerid,params[])
{
objects[0] = createplayerobjectxxx
// now compiler repaced it with objects[player][0] =... 
return 1;
} 


[ I dont know if I misunderstood or no D:]

[Crystallize]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ada32 loop through it

Loop is the only way?


Btw jalt I know that but I need an automatic number instead of 1,2,3,4,5 however I fixed it temporary.I need a permanent solution.

[Ada32]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Crystallize Loop is the only way?

what's wrong with looping?

[AmigaBlizzard]

If you want to use that array per player to store 5 objects each per player:

Code:

new objects[MAX_PLAYERS][5];

cmd:object(playerid, params[])
{
    objects[playerid][0] = createplayerobjectxxx
    objects[playerid][1] = createplayerobjectxxx
    objects[playerid][2] = createplayerobjectxxx
    objects[playerid][3] = createplayerobjectxxx
    objects[playerid][4] = createplayerobjectxxx

    return 1;
}

When player 3 uses this command, the server will have the value "3" for the "playerid" variable and will simply use it as a reference to access the array.
So it will create all 5 objects for player 3 in this array as if you had typed this:

Code:

new objects[MAX_PLAYERS][5];

cmd:object(playerid, params[])
{
    objects[3][0] = createplayerobjectxxx
    objects[3][1] = createplayerobjectxxx
    objects[3][2] = createplayerobjectxxx
    objects[3][3] = createplayerobjectxxx
    objects[3][4] = createplayerobjectxxx

    return 1;
}

The same will happen for player 27.
The server will simply paste "27" as the first index of the array.