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Originally Posted by JaTochNietDan Time and time again I see people using queries in a loop, they are designed to be able to gather all of that information in a single query, rather than all of the queries you're doing here, depending on the value of MAX_MISSIONS. Why not just do 1 query and then work from that? There's no sense in calling multiple queries when you can just call one! pawn Code: public LoadStuff() {     new values[6];     new Query[256];     mysql_query("SELECT * FROM `stuff`");     mysql_store_result();     while(mysql_fetch_row(Query))     {         sscanf(Query, "p<|>ffffff", values);         minfo[i][x1] = values[0];         minfo[i][y1] = values[1];         minfo[i][z1] = values[2];         minfo[i][x2] = values[3];         minfo[i][y2] = values[4];         minfo[i][z2] = values[5];     }     mysql_free_result();     Loadmstuff();     return 1; } I also recommend printing the value of Query just before sscanf, to make sure you're using the correct sscanf parameters to un-format that string. I hope that helps! (Additionally I don't think you need 256 characters for the result!)

I was going to point that out, but I couldn't be bothered to explain it all.

Anyway, use that code, but change 'values' to a float.