... Does anyone here know how to create multidimentional, dynamic arrays in C++? (If you have no idea what I am talking about, don't worry)

I tried this:

float* = MyArray;
MyArray = new float[x][y];

But the compiler told me that I couldn't convert a float (*)[y] into a float*.

I then tried this:

float MyArray[x][y];

But unsuprisingly that didn't work, as the compiler said that the array size had to be fixed at compile time.

I then tried this:

void* = MyArray:
MyArray = new float[x][y]


And that worked. But my compiler then complained when ever I tried to use the array.
I tried to google this and looked through my books, but I couldn't find anything. Anyone here know how to do this?

If by dynamic you mean with a size set during runtime (it is implied, but just to be sure) then I would do it as follows:

float** MyArray;
MyArray = new float[x][y];

Just because I would do it that way doesn't mean it's the best way of doing it.

Another option is to use the standard library. You can do vectors of vectors and the like