[xbatista]

lol I don't get whats wrong here?

PHP Code:

#define MAX_ZOMBIE_CLASSES 2

new const String:RandomModels[MAX_ZOMBIE_CLASSES][][] = 
{
    { "models/player/zh/zh_zombie003", "models/player/slow/l4d/hot_ass_zombie/slow_v2", "models/player/slow/zombie_package/slow_1" },
    { "models/player/slow/amberlyn/re5/dog/slow" }
}; 


[dirka_dirka]

you have 3 strings in the [0] but only 1 string in [1]

[xbatista]

ahh fail ,thanks

[xbatista]

Is it possible somehow register this like my method without compile errors :

PHP Code:

new const String:RandomModels[MAX_ZOMBIE_CLASSES][][] =  
{ 
    { "models/player/zh/zh_zombie003", "models/player/slow/l4d/hot_ass_zombie/slow_v2", "models/player/slow/zombie_package/slow_1" }, 
    { "models/player/slow/amberlyn/re5/dog/slow" } 
}; 


Because I don't want register it like this

PHP Code:

{ "models/player/slow/amberlyn/re5/dog/slow", "", "" } 


[LumiStance]

Do you really need a 2D jagged array of strings?

What about a separate array for each class?

[xbatista]

I don't want separate
Yes I want 2D, so how ? :/

[API]

xbatista, SourcePawn isn't PHP. In order to correctly allocate arrays, the size must be determined upon compile. Since the array has three entries in the first index, the second index must follow suit. If you want, you can use ADT arrays if you want to be strict about conserving RAM.