Thanks Umalo, but i can't really figure it out. Let's say: Scene[ID] - ID should be unique, right? In your example: Cat 1 1 scene_real_index="3" 2 -||- 5 3 -||- 7 Cat 2 1 scene_real_index="1" 2 -||- 2 3 -||- 4 4 -||- 6 5 -||- 8" i understand these IDs are not unique. My next_scene action now looks like this: Source code 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 <action name="skin_nextscene"> add(newsceneindex, scene[get(xml.scene)].index, %1); for(set(i,0), i LT scene.count, inc(i), if(scene[get(i)].i...

IF i'm including different HTML file inside of each scene tag like this: Source code 1 <scene name="scene_1"><data name="spot_info"><include url="infos/spot_info.html" /></data></scene> - Does it load (include) the file only when corresponding scene is loaded OR it loads ALL included files at once on the start?

Isn't there something like GET scene.name WHERE scene.index = 1 ?

Well, i guess i should explain more about the rest of the code. In the tour i have some buttons which are meant as Categories. Each scene has a parameter "group". Scenes are scattered, like: scene[0].group = 'CAT1'; scene[1].group = 'CAT2'; scene[2].group = 'CAT1' ...When pressing on a Category button, code filters all corresponding scenes and sets their scene.index consecutively starting from 0 to count of these scenes. The rest (other category) scene indexes are set to a number higher than tot...

Is there a way to get scene name if you know the scene index parameter? I have come to solution with looping through all scenes: Source code 1 2 3 4 5 6 add(newsceneindex, scene[get(xml.scene)].index, %1); for(set(i,0), i LT scene.count, inc(i), if(scene[get(i)].index == newsceneindex, set(newscenename, get(scene[get(i)].name)); ); ); But as it is supposed to run on every scene load when pressing next/previous buttons, i think it is pretty heavy algorithm. Is there any easier way how to achieve ...