I don't know if this will make sense, but is it possible to "save" (maybe archive, for lack of a better word) an array at a certain point in time so you can use the information stored in it as a variable?  Sorry, I'm a noob at scripting

if you want to use an array in different functions, you can store them on level variables.

level.arrayname = [];

To store throughout match you use entity.name = [];
To hold an array for only a function you can create a scoped variable which is basically a variable w/o an entity linked like something = [];

you can also send it to other functions via parameters. but i recommend using level.___________ or self._____________ depending on what the script is

It's for a perk haha. Thanks! Now with my limited knowledge of scripting, I shall attempt to figure out what that means!

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Double Post Merge: August 31, 2014, 03:46:31 pm

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And also (don't know if I made this clear or not?), I meant if it's possible to save an array at a certain point in time, and by that, I mean:

Say I had only Juggernog, but the array had all 4 stock perks indexed. I ended up getting downed and losing my perk. Is there a way that I could "archive" the perk(s) I had before I was downed and use it to give only Jugg back when I was revived? Sorry

why not just give jug back? you gave no reason to archive the rest, unless you used that as an example

That was just an example, not a very good one at that. I meant if it's more than one perk, how would I save it.

Thank you, Pwn!

That was just an example, not a very good one at that. I meant if it's more than one perk, how would I save it.

Thank you, Pwn!

if( !isDefined(self.perks) )
	self.perks = [];

for(i=0;i<available_perks.size;i++)
{
   if( player hasperk( available_perks[i]) )
   {
       self.perks[self.perks.size] = available_perks[i];
   }
}

or just do something like:

self.perks[self.perks.size] = "new_perk1";
self.perks[self.perks.size] = "new_perk2";