18.05.2014, 05:13
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Each set of checkpoints must have the same number of checkpoints (if that makes sense). The first set has 47 checkpoints while the second set only has 37. You could pad the second set with zeros until you reach 47, but it'd probably be better to put the sets in separate variables.
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can i solve it with using ...?
like that
if a set of checkpoint cannot reach 47 checkpoints
{0.0, 0.0, 0.0}, ...
error 029: invalid expression, assumed zero
it seems work, but how to solve this error?