I am trying to insert a list of values into a 3D array, not substituting them, but inserting them between @blocks[$i8][$it] and @blocks[$i8][$it + 1]. This will increase the total # of vertex by one, shifting all of the vertex after @blocks[$i8][$it]. Can someone please help me with this, thanks. Here is some of the code I am trying to use. I have a 3D array @blocks. It looks like this $blocks[$i][$j][$k]. $i is a list of blocks. $j is a list of vertex that make up the block. and $k is 0-6 where 0= # of the point 1= x-value of the point 2= y-value of the point and 3 through 6 are other values of the point. What I am trying to do is insert all of the information of a point, thus creating a new one and shifting the list of vertex by 1. 
# $it2 is where I want to put the new vertex info "@t"

# I want to put the new info in between @blocks[$i8][$it]
# and @blocks[$i8][$it + 1]

# $i8 is the block that I want to insert the new vertex
# information into

# $datapoint[$kk][1] is the new x-value
# $datapoint[$kk][2] is the new y-value


my @t = (
       11111,
       $datapoint[$kk][1],
       $datapoint[$kk][2],
       0,
       0,
       99999,
       11111,
       );

splice (@{blocks[$i8]}, ($it2 + 1), 0, \@t);

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In reply to inserting a list into an array by stu96art

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