TempPoint with Array Removal

'sup. I'm making this "squad" system for my map which is just x units spawning at once. Now I want to make this trigger MUI, but there is a point involved and the trigger obviously runs quite frequently so I want to remove it. Just what should I write when it comes to removing it? udg_x_TempPointSpawn(Integer A)?

Here's the trigger.

Hidden information: Trigger: Punters Events Unit - A unit Finishes training a unit Conditions ((Entering unit) is A structure) Equal to False Actions For each (Integer A) from 1 to 3, do (Actions) Loop - Actions If (All Conditions are True) then do (Then Actions) else do (Else Actions) If - Conditions (Owner of (Trained unit)) Equal to inc_Players[(Integer A)] Then - Actions Set x_TempPointSpawn[(Integer A)] = (Position of (Trained unit)) Unit - Create ((Point-value of (Trained unit)) / 100) (Unit-type of (Trained unit)) for (Owner of (Trained unit)) at x_TempPointSpawn[(Integer A)] facing (Facing of (Trained unit)) degrees Custom script: call RemoveLocation(udg_x_TempPointSquad) //? Else - Actions Do nothing

This:
call RemoveLocation (udg_x_TempPointSpawn[GetForLoopIndexA ()])
or

call RemoveLocation (udg_x_TempPointSpawn[bj_forLoopAIndex])
But, to be honest, you don't need an array. You are destroying the point after it's created/used without any delay, so an array just makes it longer and more awkward

Hey, thanks a bunch. But what are you saying? That all I have to do is remove (udg_x_TempPointSpawn) without specifying the array number thingO?

Or that I don't need an array for the trigger? Because that I do.

That you don't need an array. If that's your whole trigger, you sure as hell don't need an array.

You don't need that "Do nothing" either. Leaving the Else - Actions blank will have the same effect

Oh wait, maybe I don't. But is it really MUI then? It would suck if the peeps would end up in the enemies base.

And Do Nothing is purely aestethic. :P

ed: +rep for being pro.

Ye, it'll be MUI. It'll have to go through all the loop actions for that particular value of integer A before moving onto the next value for integer A