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Guten tag once again.
so i have made a Enviorment generator and just about perfected it (In my opinion) I also Came up with a map system (unimplmented atm, Think the og Fallout) since realizing CTF has a cap on how many objects you can have.
anyways i just came to when saving a huge group of items like trees, Should use the file object or maybe an INI?
anything helps 
Yeah definitely store positions externally rather than in code. I recommend Arrays as they can be loaded directly into RAM and accessed from there, rather than having to be read line-by-line off a hard drive like an INI.
Ini++ loads into RAM also. And it's human-readable which makes testing and bug hunting much easier. I believe It also has an in-built 'save all objects' feature,though I haven't used that feature myself.
Just install the ini++ extension and look for the feature called "save objects" or something like that. Like I said, I haven't tried that particular feature myself, but ini++ has a pretty good help file so I imagine it'll be relatively straightforward
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