Set 2 values in one cell of an array

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- Fakero
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Hello! How do I set 2 values in one cell of an array? Thanks for the help.
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- mOOnpunk
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You can't really unless you store them as tokens in a string. eg "1,2" then use tokenat() to get them and int() to turn them back into values.
- Fakero
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You can't really unless you store them as tokens in a string. eg "1,2" then use tokenat() to get them and int() to turn them back into values.

Thank. Your advice helped me.

Is it possible for two values in the cell to add a third before the first?
- dop2000
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That's actually what multidimensional arrays are for. Set array Height=3 and you will be able to store three values per each X element. (on Y axis)

For example:
WeaponsArray set value at (X=0, Y=0) to damage WeaponsArray set value at (X=0, Y=1) to ammo WeaponsArray set value at (X=0, Y=2) to maximum_ammo To get ammo of weapon 0: WeaponsArray.At(0,1)

If you have 2D array, use Depth=3 and store values at axis Z.

If you are already using 3D array, then you can store multiple values in comma-separated strings, as mOOnpunk recommended.