One of the features im entertaining is to create a fig array of x-hops from jumppoint or home base and have the script respond to the fighits as needed. Kinda like a sentry script, eventually I'd like to be able to remove completely the need for a t-lock by having the script check right before lock for fig integrity or the defined figs. My issue is im not quite sure how to attack the problem.

-My guess is I could use a array (static I'd assume) and while statement from homebase or jumppoint?

-Would a BFS be more effiecent over a while statement, assuming I'm looking to only create a array or 6- <100 figs depending on how many jumppoints or home figs are out?

-How do most scripters remove fighits from a static array?

For distance, use the getAllCourses...

Linky:
http://www.navhaz.com/files/script.html#CMD_94

Gives you a 2d array of distance to a specified sector. Great for monitoring a limited number of points.



I just use parms. I write to them as they get hit, read from them as needed.

But I still use tlock checking. During a grid fest sometimes the exact order of things gets a bit off, especially if they happen very very close to one another. Not a good idea to risk fusing.