[Spenker]

Not work. Stops at 0, does not increase greater than 0.

HTML Code:

for(new i = 0, r = 0; i <= GetPlayerPoolSize(), r < 9; i++, r++)

[BiosMarcel]

i don't think that is how it works ^^

how about this

sorry if i didnt understand what u tried

PHP Code:

for( new counterOuter = 0; counterOuter <= GetPlayerPoolSize(); counterOuter++)
{
    //Your Code
    for( new counterInner = 0; counterInner <= GetPlayerPoolSize(); counterInner++)
    {
        //Your Code
    }
} 


[Stinged]

I don't get what you're trying to do.
Also, it's not recommended to use GetPlayerPoolSize like that in a loop.
The best way to use it is:

Code:

for (new i, j = GetPlayerPoolSize(); i <= j; i++)

[Gammix]

It will stop at the two conditions:

pawn Code:

i <= GetPlayerPoolSize()

If it stops on 0, that means you have no players in server.

pawn Code:

r < 9

This one is a constant one so it will stop at 8 all the time.

So your loop can reach a maximum of 8 and minimum of 0.

[Spenker]

Quote:

Originally Posted by [Bios]Marcel i don't think that is how it works ^^ how about this sorry if i didnt understand what u tried PHP Code: for( new counterOuter = 0; counterOuter <= GetPlayerPoolSize(); counterOuter++) {     //Your Code     for( new counterInner = 0; counterInner <= GetPlayerPoolSize(); counterInner++)     {         //Your Code     } }

Ok, thank you.