I have the following struct.

#define MAXLAYER 256





struct vme_LayerSystem


{


int visible[MAXLAYER];		//Is the layer rendered?


int xoff[MAXLAYER];		//X offset of this layer.


int yoff[MAXLAYER];		//Y offset of this layer.


int xwrap[MAXLAYER];		//Wrap this layer horizontally?  0 = no, 1 = yes


int ywrap[MAYLAYER];		//Wrap this layer vertically?  0 = no, 1 = yes


int angle[MAXLAYER];		//Angle of map layer rotation, centered around


					//the center of the screen.


int lucency[MAXLAYER];		//Lucency of layer...


int blendtype[MAXLAYER];	//Blending type.  0 = normal, 1 = add, 2 = sub.


string onrender[MAXLAYER];	//Call at render time to apply layer effects.





int wrapwidth[MAXLAYER];	//If layer wrapping enabled, the width at which to


					//constantly wrap the tile.  In pixels.


int wrapheight[MAXLAYER];	//If layer wrapping enabled the height at which to


					//constantly wrap the tile.  In pixels.





int renderwidth[MAXLAYER];	//Width of map to render into destination.


					//Scaled to fit destination.


int renderheight[MAXLAYER];	//Height of map to render into destination.


					//Scaled to fit destination.


int multix[MAXLAYER];


int multiy[MAXLAYER];


int divx[MAXLAYER];


int divy[MAXLAYER];


}





vme_LayerSystem layerz;

Now, whenever I try:

layerz.ywrap[1] = 1;

Verge3 crashes on startup with:

"Bad offset on reading array layerz_ywrap (1/0);
UNKNOWN: 5712"

What does this mean? Why can't I access the array? Is this a limit on Verge3 structs? There's no other function accessing this variable, and the only time it's accessed is in a small autoexec() function in test.vc (which is a map vc file).

I tried downloading the new Verge engine, and commenting out the string. Neither fixed the solution. I commented out all the strings in all my structs (all 2 of them).

I've commented out the Map VC function that has the error until nothing but this remains:

void test_autoexec()


{


Log("test:  "+str(layerz.ywrap[1]));


}

This gives me the same error as before. However, instead of saying "UNKNOWN: "something, it says "test_autoexec (0)".

Could this be a missing bracket or something? Do I just have too many arrays in a struct?

EDIT: Also, I have a vme_abs() function and a vme_Pythagorean() function that return numeric values. These were at the bottom of the VC file. At the time, whenever I used them, it said they were unknown tokens. Moving them to the top of the VC file removed this error.

Since I know VC shouldn't have a problem finding a function without a prototype...something's wrong there.