How do I fill an array with for.. ? [quick][newbie]

Hi guys, I've blocked on something, very stupid, i think, i got a problem with arrays.

I tried to fill an array like this

[declaring int i = 1 ]

system -> for (i) from 0 to 100 => Array value at (i) to 9999.

i've tried to add action (add 1 to 'i' ) but it goes to -> infinity (it doesn't stopped at 100 )

So, if I would like to fill an array (x-axis) with 9 with an for how should i do it ?

** YES, YES, i've red the 'loop' tutorials, thank you.

*** Can i somehow use the for and fill it with a variable without using another variable to 'scroll' the array ?

Thanks

If the array is 1 dimensional ...

Array > for each element ... element = x

.... Array > set at X .... X = Array.CurX .. value = whatever you like

If the array is 2 dimensional ...

Array > for each element ... element = x

.... Array > set at XY .... X = Array.CurX .. Y = an index you want to store something on ... value = whatever you like

blackhornet Thank you for showing me the 'loopindex', I apreciate that.

99Instances2Go Thank you mate !

To use your own name, set your Name to "i", then use loopindex("i") to address it.

Wel, to be clear, i prefer the 'for' loop.

Although maybe (i dont know, but thinking to understanding Ashley a little) the 'for each element' might be more optimised.

Additional.

If you want to run trough each element with a 'for', the start is zero, the end is array.width - 1 (for the x-axes)

blackhornet Yep, Thanks

99Instances2Go I understant, again thank you.

Thank you guys !

blackhornet loopindex("i") doesn't work, sorry