Is that correct?

[HelenI]

int aCheckpoint[2];
IModel* aCheckpoints;

[Gamer2015]

yeah but aCheckpoints is not initialized

[HelenI]

what do i have to do to correct it?

[Gamer2015]

what do you want to do with it?

[HelenI]

I have to place some checkpoints for a game....this is my code...i must use an array to do it

int aCheckpoints[2];
IMesh* mCheckpoint = myEngine->LoadMesh("Checkpoint.x");
IModel* aCheckpoints;
aCheckpoint[0] = mCheckpoint->CreateModel(0, 0, 0);
aCheckpoint[1] = mCheckpoint->CreateModel(0, 0, 100);

[Gamer2015]

What's the return type of CreateModel?
btw. line 1 and 3 have the same name.

[HelenI]

on line 3 i want to use the array is right how i call it? and CreateModel are the coordinates to place the checkpoint

[Gamer2015]

nah, that's not right.

aCheckpoints is an array of integers, so you have to declare a pointer to an integer.
Furthermore they must not have the same name.

I think you want to store Objects of type IModel in the array so change the int to IModel

IModel aCheckpoint[2];
IMesh* mCheckpoint = myEngine->LoadMesh("Checkpoint.x");
IModel* aCheckpoints = aCheckpoint;
aCheckpoint[0] = mCheckpoint->CreateModel(0, 0, 0);
aCheckpoint[1] = mCheckpoint->CreateModel(0, 0, 100);

[HelenI]

ok :) thank you :)