Must be a better way to compare arrays

[SterlingY]

Sterling, I suggest you read up on the basic principles of programming, just read the first 5-6 pages of this: http://holowczak.com/programming-con...l-programmers/ You'll learn a lot of things that you may not have known you can do.

It's not that I can't code. I am just learning my way around unreal and its node based scripting language.

Most importantly, you did take the time to look through my post and offer a suggestion.

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-Sterling

[Jamendxman3]

Baitot,

Thanks for the reply. I figured that out after I posted.

Cheers,

Sterling

Sterling, I suggest you read up on the basic principles of programming, just read the first 5-6 pages of this: http://holowczak.com/programming-con...l-programmers/ You'll learn a lot of things that you may not have known you can do.

[SterlingY]

Baitot,

Thanks for the reply. I figured that out after I posted.

Cheers,

Sterling

[Baitot]

Hey .
Use the node "For Each Loop". Example here : https://wiki.unrealengine.com/Bluepr..._For_Each_Loop

[SterlingY]

Howdy,

I have two 3 element arrays, and I would like to see if the contents of both arrays are the same. I made this working comparison blueprint, but it seems that it could be more efficient. Any ideas on how to do this a better way?



-Sterling