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Yeah maybe like GmOcean said, well depends how you'll interprete that var after.

right now is like you doing :

.@reward = 671,1; //wich ofc mean nothing, you attempting to set 2 values on one var.

the GmOcean solution will do :

.@reward[0] = 671;

.@reward[1] = 1;

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@madtoyz

do you know the different between set and setarray ????

your solution has been provided at post#2

Your problem, is with setting a variable as an array, without the proper command/syntax.

setarray .@reward[0],671,1;  //<Item_ID>,<Amount>{,...}

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Your problem, is with setting a variable as an array, without the proper command/syntax.

setarray .@reward[0],671,1;  //<Item_ID>,<Amount>{,...}

i not see clearly at "setarray"..

get it....change the set into setarray.its done /sry

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