[dFF]

PHP Code:

const MAX_PLAYERS = 32
#define MAX_ENTS ( 900 +  MAX_PLAYERS * 15 )
#define ENTS_ARRAY_SIZE ( MAX_ENTS / 32 ) + _:!!( MAX_ENTS % 32 )

new Float:g_fVelocity[ ENTS_ARRAY_SIZE ][ 3 ]

public CreateEnts()
{
    new iEnt = create_entity( "info_target" )
    pev( iEnt, pev_velocity, g_fVelocity[ iEnt ] ) // index out of bounds
}

public EntsThink( iEnt )
{
    if( is_valid_ent( iEnt ) )
    {
        PrintVelocity( iEnt )
        
        // set next think .. others
    }
}

PrintVelocity( iEnt )
{
    server_print( "print: %f %f %f", g_fVelocity[ iEnt ][ 0 ], g_fVelocity[ iEnt ][ 1 ], g_fVelocity[ iEnt ][ 2 ] )
} 


I want to cache some values from custom entityes into a global, but i get index out of bounds error.
It's not possible with bits calculation ?

edit:
it's work if i used

PHP Code:

new Float:g_fVelocity[ MAX_ENTS ][ 3 ] 


but it's to big big big array .. it's not a way to do this in a better method ?

[ConnorMcLeod]

Just don't cache values, should be ok for performances.

[dFF]

For example: pev_origin
my entityes thinks at very 0.1 second and in EntsThink( iEnt ) it's useless to call everytime at 0.1 pev( iEnt, pev_origin, fOrigin ) so i thinks it's was better to cache some values they change never (only at create entityes).
But anyway, it's not a big problem. Just for my curiosity.

[ConnorMcLeod]

It's not a problem at all with a 0.1 period.

[dFF]

Okey, thanks.