Say objLoc is an array of 10 items, println(objLoc[bar]); is showing

objLoc[0]
objLoc[1]
objLoc[2]

- possibly not want you wanted as these don't change in the loop... I suspect you want the last index plus bar, ie.

objLoc[10 + bar]

etc

In other words, the appended info is random but you're displaying data from the start of the array :D

Okay! Well duh me. :)

outputting the array gives this:
[0] 141
[1] 37
[2] 232
[3] 250
[4] 249
[5] 229

So that does actually seem OK. That DOESN'T however solve the problem! (Only what I thought was the problem)

Not shown is that all the items in the array(s) (I removed excess code for clarity) are actually tied to just putting sprites on the screen. I only ever get 3 sprites - I assumed because all the others simply had the same positions and were just being drawn over.

Apparently that's not the case. Darn. D:

Thank-you for taking the time to reply! :)

you need a x and y value for each object - why don't you show your whole code?

Thanks, Chrisir. I do actually have x/y elements in other arrays and all the other stuff. I omitted that for clarity as the x/y comes from sin/cos of the value in objLoc anyway.

I realise after a few minutes that not_55 actually is right on it, and that IS my problem!

Thank-you very much sirs!

(And now after some play I have it working. Thank-you!)

That's great!