SC2Mapster

I am currently using an array of type doodad and it has 3 different levels so doodad[4][2][3] would return player 4, gate 2 , doodad 3

anyone else using some overly large arrays? :P

5x3x4 is only about 120, not too much, i think i used an 8x16x16 once

@nevjmac: Go

Nexus Word Wars

gv_words[800][6]. ;)

@nevjmac: Go

This guy: http://forums.sc2mapster.com/development/editor-bugs-and-feedback/1698-its-giving-me-an-error-could-not-allocate-global-memory/

@progammer: Go

oh that was just example... the actual array is a 8 x 3 x 7 atm, will increase if I need to store ore.

@RodrigoAlves: Go

I figured you would have a large array of words >.>

@Genopath: Go

and wow thats special

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5x3x4 is only about 120

Wrong on so many levels (sorry, I couldn't stop me :P)

Remember that this is the size, not the maximum index. So there is no 0 to count. You already got that covered by adding 1 to every index, since GUI does this too.
And 5*3*4 is, contrary to popular belief, not 120, but only 60 :)

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@progammer: Go

Wrong on so many levels (sorry, I couldn't stop me :P)

Remember that this is the size, not the maximum index. So there is no 0 to count. You already got that covered by adding 1 to every index, since GUI does this too. And 5*3*4 is, contrary to popular belief, not 120, but only 60 :)

Lol I was just about to point that out and I read your post :P

But yeah I dont think I've even gotten out to any 3D arrays yet and pretty small numbers on my 2D's

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@nevjmac: Go

This guy: http://forums.sc2mapster.com/development/editor-bugs-and-feedback/1698-its-giving-me-an-error-could-not-allocate-global-memory/

lol. Of course he got an error. I could not have more than 6,000 words on NWW arrays due to the size limit. I had to keep publishing the map changing words since the dictionary had about 32,000 words.

@s3rius: Go

Ok I lost the game :(

5! = 120 indead ... The problem with array in GUI is that the number to specify is the maximum index instead of the size so i usually calculate that way. (no idea how they would code GUI that way)

Also what the OP just said is example index, not size so I'm not wrong on that.

@RodrigoAlves: Go

The memory allocation did have a limit. Using data table can circumvent it in some way but I don't have experience on that.

Critical[14][10][5][50].MaxValue[5][5][5][14]

Here I was thinking I overdid things with a size 12 array...

@obliviron: Go

far out....

@Eiviyn: Go

And what were you storing?

Pfff you are all noobs :D

My DK map needs a 128x128 struct array for tiles properties storage. Each struct has something like 15 variables in it so:
128x128x15 = 245.760
I know that adding a couple of variables in the struct means reaching the var amount limit

bla[3].amount[50][5][3][50] !!! :D

5 dimensions, one for: map, level, difficulty, location and type.
Reduces the spawning trigger to 15 lines :D

Holy crap some people use some wild arrays o.O

[ 18 ][ 8 ][ 14 ][ 10 ] = [ ships properties ][ ship type ][ owner ][ ship version ]
[ 8 ][ 250 ][ 10 ] = [ type of ship built ][ at planet ][ ship version ]

my map has 160k variables.

I had an array for my TD to store the light pathing markers, was around [4][300] I think. Had to store up to 300 markers for each path ><

Well I'm clearly not doing it right :P

I may need to create some overly large array just for the look at me factor :P

@nevjmac: Go

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@OneTwoSC: Go

But... but.... what am I going to store in this overly large array :O