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[RyuMaster]

All that function calls for is a pointer, and that is exactly what is being passed -- a pointer.
So you aren't aware of what the address-of operator is supposed to do?

If you do not know a basic concept such as passing the address of a variable, then write very simple code to familiarize yourself with such concepts:

void func(int *p)
{
   *p = 10;
}

int main()
{
    int x = 0;
    func(&x);
}

What does this code do? Now compare the code you have now with this simple code.

Regards,

Paul McKenzie

Thank you, using "address-of" keyword I was finally able to find what is was about. I'm confused not really about address, but about that part: tris[first_tri]

In C#, that would mean, that I'm passing not whole Tris[] array, but just some element under number first_tri.

But in C++ function, I see that it uses Tris[] as whole array inside functions, then why bother passing tris[some_value] at all, and not just *tris? Though, now I'll go read in-depth abour address of operator more, maybe that will give some clue.

I just debugged, that most likely &tris[first_tri] indeed cuts half of the array away and start irritating from the middle. Seems like that was made for speed gain, oh dat C++