Universal Array

If the array remain unchanged throughout the running of the scenario, then you can make the array a 'public static final' array which can be referenced from any class with 'WorldClassName.arrayName'. If the array elements change, then just make it 'public static'.

If you want to get an array from your world, you'll need to have a line in your actor's code like this: Replacing "WorldName" with the name of your world class and "variableName" with whatever you want to call the variable. This is necessary because you need to cast your world before you can access anything in it that is not in the default world class. By the way danpost, do "public static" variables keep their values when the world is reset?

All 'static' fields retain their values and are only re-initialized when the project is re-compiled -- resetting only creates a new world instance to start the project with and does not re-compile the project. Because of this, all 'static' fields that are not declared 'final' should be programmatically initialized in your main world constructor or some other appropriate location during start-up.

So, that could allow for something like a record score in a game that would stay the same when the player resets the game?

Like a session high score -- yes.

Cool, thanks!