Combining two 1d arrays into a single 1d array?

[Redcloak]

Since the arrays are the same size, and one of them is always 0 for any particular element, you can just add them together and get a new n-element array with all of the orignal elements.

[Hooovahh]

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@ben64 wrote:

I may oversimplify things a bit but if the arrays are always as shown (same numbers of items and always one and only one of the corresponding element zero) why don't you just add them?

Ben64

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Good solution.

In the future if you do have a 1D array and you want to remove some elements from it, use the OpenG function Filter 1D array.  You can give it a scalar, or an array of things to remove.