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 /* Submitted by Ryan Clark (W3Geek) */
 /* Link to post: http://redd.it/1aw8am  */
 
 /* These variables are used to calculate
  * how many times the for loops execute,
  * height and width of each object on
  * every loop. */
 var numrows:uint = 10;
 var numcols:uint = 10;
 var rowheight:uint = 32;
 var colwidth:uint = 32;
 
 /* No sense declaring the variables over
  * and over inside the nested for loop. */
 var curX:uint;
 var curY:uint;
 
 /* The meat of the code. The outer for
  * loop executes causing the inner for
  * loop to execute 'numcol' times. Once
  * the inner for loop finishes, the outer
  * loop checks to see if it needs to be
  * executed again... */
 for (i = 0; i < numrows; i++) {
 	curY = i * rowheight;
 	for (j = 0; j < numcols; j++) {
 		/* Use curX and curY to place your objects */
-		curY = i * rowheight;
+
 	}
 }
 
 /* Some output of using this algorithm. */
 
 /* First Loop
 /* Inner Loop
  * Loop 1: curX = 0, curY = 0
  * Loop 2: curX = 32, curY = 0
  * Loop 3: curX = 64, curY = 0
  * Loop 4: curX = 96, curY = 0
  * Loop 5: curX = 128, curY = 0
  * Loop 6: curX = 160, curY = 0
  * Loop 7: curX = 192, curY = 0
  * Loop 8: curX = 224, curY = 0
  * Loop 9: curX = 256, curY = 0
  * Loop 10: curX = 288, curY = 0
  * Now you can kinda picture what this does to yourself. */