Making a Array for Vector Locations for a object in C++

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If you want to be extra fancy and make the system a bit more sophisticated, you can use an Enum and a TMap to hold these variables.

UENUM()
enum EBlockLocation {
	Up, Down, Left, Right
};

You could then give the Actor in Question a TMap Property and initialize the map in the constructor:

YourActor.h:
    TMap<EBlockLocation, FVector> BlockDirections;

Constructor:
    BlockDirections.Append(Up, FVector(...));

And then just Access the stored values with the [ ]-operator