[jlalt]

Well, when you do what you've did above you are actually inserting your data inside an enum variables.

so for example if you got:

PHP Code:

enum e_shops
{
    Float:MapX,
    Float:MapY,
    Float:MapZ,
}; 


and then you insert the data into them like that:

PHP Code:

new Float: WepShop[][e_shops] =
{
    {-85.2422, -1165.0312, 2.6328},
    {-90.1406, -1176.6250, 2.6328},
    {-92.1016, -1161.7891, 2.9609},
    {1941.6562, -1778.4531, 14.1406},
    {2645.2500, 1111.7500, 11.2500}
}; 


you would be able to loop by the size of WepShop, and use MapX, MapY, MapZ, to get the coords example:

PHP Code:

for(new i = 0; i < sizeof WepShop; i++)
{
    printf("%f | %f | %f",WepShop[i][MapX],WepShop[i][MapY],WepShop[i][MapZ]);
} 


Result you would get:

PHP Code:

-85.242202 | -1165.031250 | 2.632800
-90.140602 | -1176.625000 | 2.632800
-92.101600 | -1161.789062 | 2.960900
1941.656250 | -1778.453125 | 14.140600
2645.250000 | 1111.750000 | 11.250000