[Mr. Zero]

How does one return a vector?

PHP Code:

//In Main Script
new Float:g_fMap_End_Point[3];

GetMapInfo()
{
    g_fMap_End_Point = GetMapEndOrigin();
}

//In Included Script
Float:GetMapEndOrigin()
{
    return MapInfo[MapId][End_Point];
}

InitializeMapInformation()
{
    MapInfo[13][End_Point][0]         = 3993.458008;
    MapInfo[13][End_Point][1]         = -1598.952271;
    MapInfo[13][End_Point][2]         = 294.281250;
} 


[Dragonshadow]

Uhm, I think you need to return the mapinfo bit from the function that sets it. (initializemapinformation)

[Mr. Zero]

Wont do. That initialize function will only run upon plugin start up as it sets a lot of variables (atleast 200), and lags the game enough to be noticeable. I need the map info every round.

Also I cant fit the GetMapInfo function into the initialize function. These functions are in two spectate scripts, hence they don't have the same pair of global variables.

[Kigen]

PHP Code:

//In Main Script
new Float:g_fMap_End_Point[3];

GetMapInfo()
{
    g_fMap_End_Point = GetMapEndOrigin();
}

//In Included Script
GetMapEndOrigin(Float:output[3])
{
    output = MapInfo[MapId][End_Point];
}

InitializeMapInformation()
{
    MapInfo[13][End_Point][0]         = 3993.458008;
    MapInfo[13][End_Point][1]         = -1598.952271;
    MapInfo[13][End_Point][2]         = 294.281250;
} 


Have fun. Side note, you cannot return data arrays. You can only return a single point of data (a pointer basically).