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@ JakubKubo -- Please explain some details about this scene. For example, maybe list in the scene description the following:

1. What does this scene do, and why would I want to use it?
2. Show a couple of examples of how it can be used.

Thanks!

This subject was already addressed in the forum. Your method is fairly concise but "for" has an upper limit that will break on larger arrays.

@s_noonan -- Oh, yeah, now I remember.

@JakubKubo -- s_noonan reminded me that we had discussed writing directly to arrays in the Forum (click on the link in his comment if you want to read the posts). The function that I use for writing directly to arrays is not limited to relatively small arrays like yours is because I do not use the intrinsic Algodoo "For" function. I use a much better For function that was designed by kilinich he called "xFor". I don't know what the array size limit is for the function that I use, but I'm sure it is much greater than tens of thousands of array elements!

When do you need ten-thousand elements?
I know that xFor exist, but this is mine own code, looks more simple and I'll use it as long as it will work for my needs
I'm trying to make a HUD display with menu, If you want to help, comment under
"(NOT)working GUI"

Q: When do you need ten-thousand elements?

A: I don't know, but that's not the point. The point is, some scenes may need more elements than the intrinsic For function will allow (maybe 256 or some other small power of 2). For most scenes that I can imagine, a person will never run out of array elements if they use kilinich's xFor function.

Comment: I know that xFor exist, but this is mine own code, looks more simple and I'll use it as long as it will work for my needs:D

Response: Of course! You can do whatever you want to do in your scenes as long as they do not violate the Algodoo Rules or the Terms of Service.

Comment: I'm trying to make a HUD display with menu, If you want to help, comment under "(NOT)working GUI".

Response: I'll let you figure that out for yourself. You seem to be quite smart, and so you should have no problem getting it to work.