[solved]Array.At(X,Y,Z) ?

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- QuincyDK
- - Joined 17 Feb, 2014
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- 6 Mar, 2014
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Hey there. I have the following project:Image is too big to post here (over 3k x 1080)^Not yet permited to post urls^

qdekoster.nl/Naamloos2.png

^Cant post urls yet

As you can see on the right side

I get two alerts: The first one is out of my .JS file, and shows the file path.

The second one however, is "This is 0".

The data should be loaded out of a JSON file, and I can confirm that that is working, but that 0 should be the file path. Does anyone see what is going on/wrong?
- QuincyDK
- - Joined 17 Feb, 2014
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- 7 Mar, 2014
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The problem is solved. I was using XYZ index when I should've been using XY
- Lordshiva1948
- - Joined 11 Feb, 2013
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- 8 Mar, 2014
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Good for you
- QuincyDK
- - Joined 17 Feb, 2014
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- 12 Mar, 2014
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Good for you

Just putting it here, because you never know when someone may run into the same problem. One love, man!
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- Naji
- - Joined 23 Jul, 2012
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- 14 Mar, 2014
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Good for you

Hahaha it's too easy to write good for ya!