Effective Arrays

Question

Ok a friend and myself are making our own RPG from scratch using C# as our language so I thought that maybe someone here could help out. What im trying to do is build 2 layers 1 is for the movement layer (0's for able to move into the next square 1's for unpassable etc) and one to set the coordinates for where characters are. Anyone whos played Shining Force or Vandal Hearts should know what were trying to do :) Anyway at the moment ive got the array as an object type and I just fill it and display it when a menu button is clicked. At the moment this is a private array not exactly what I want because the characters have to move inside of this array...this is the code so far: private void mnuGameAddPlayers_Click(object sender System.EventArgs e) { //Create charecter profiles //Clear Label lblCharacterInfo.Text = ; CreateCharacters(); //declare the 10 by 10 array of charecters for each player object[] UnitLayer = {{Unit[1].Name00000000Unit[3].Name} {0000000000} {0000000000} {0000000000} {0000000000} {0000000000} {0000000000} {0000000000} {0000000000} {Unit[2].Name00000000Unit[0].Name}}; //loop to display the grid layer for (int r=0;r { string line = ; for (int c= 0 ;c { line += UnitLayer[rc]; if (c line += ; } lblCharacterInfo.Text += line + 
; } } Now ive tried this and it hasnt worked...what am I doing wrong? public object[] UnitLayer = new object[1111]; //Declared up top with global/designer variables UnitLayer = {{Unit[1].Name00000000Unit[3].Name} {0000000000} {0000000000} {0000000000} {0000000000} {0000000000} {0000000000} {0000000000} {0000000000} {Unit[2].Name00000000Unit[0].Name}};

Mike · Answer

Well... im impressed 42 views and not even a Could you explain something or I dont know the answer but this person/website might Well I fixed it myself thanks so much for the help/ [/sarcasm]