CharacterFX player index different from PlayerInfo index?

[J]

How come for some of the players, the CharacterFX index is different from the same player's PlayerInfo index. Heres and example log:

Lizardbeotch 	info[0, 0x148D0C28] fx[4, 0x14BB6610]
pinocchiosnz 	info[1, 0x14A00B58] fx[1, 0x149EFD98]
SGT-NUMBNUTS 	info[2, 0x14A00E68] fx[2, 0x149F05D0]
_soldiers_ 	info[3, 0x14A01178] fx[5, 0x149F0E08]
spritedwolf 	info[4, 0x14A00848] fx[7, 0x149F1640]
ghostdaniels 	info[5, 0x14A01488] fx[9, 0x149F1E78]
starwarg 	info[6, 0x14A026E8] fx[10, 0x149F26B0]
narch0s 	info[7, 0x14A01798] fx[11, 0x149F2EE8]
MrMerfin 	info[8, 0x14A03728] fx[13, 0x149F3720]
monteyno 	info[9, 0x14A01AA8] fx[6, 0x149F3F58]
sccaz 		info[10, 0x14A01DB8] fx[12, 0x149F4790]
P-Apl-Expres 	info[11, 0x14A020C8] fx[14, 0x149F4FC8]
OFH_RedSkull 	info[12, 0x14A029F8] fx[15, 0x149F8230]
MrsBubblegum 	info[13, 0x14A023D8] fx[0, 0x149F9F80]
chromedge 	info[14, 0x14A02D08] fx[3, 0x149FA7B8]
ironoliver 	info[15, 0x14A03018] fx[8, 0x14A00010]

Here is the code i am using TO log this:

for(int i = 0; i < 16; ++i) {
	cPlayerInfo* localinfo = GetLocalPlayer();
	cPlayerInfo* playerinfo = GetPlayerByIndex(i);
	cCharacterFX* playerfx = (cCharacterFX*)pSFXMgr->SFXList[0x18].List[i];

	if(!localinfo || !playerinfo || !playerfx)
		continue;

	if(!playerfx->isPlayer)
		continue;

	Tools::log("%s info[%i, 0x%X] fx[%i, 0x%X]", playerinfo->name, playerinfo->index, playerinfo, playerfx->index, playerfx);
}

[Acea]

How come for some of the players, the CharacterFX index is different from the same player's PlayerInfo index. Heres and example log:

Lizardbeotch 	info[0, 0x148D0C28] fx[4, 0x14BB6610]
pinocchiosnz 	info[1, 0x14A00B58] fx[1, 0x149EFD98]
SGT-NUMBNUTS 	info[2, 0x14A00E68] fx[2, 0x149F05D0]
_soldiers_ 	info[3, 0x14A01178] fx[5, 0x149F0E08]
spritedwolf 	info[4, 0x14A00848] fx[7, 0x149F1640]
ghostdaniels 	info[5, 0x14A01488] fx[9, 0x149F1E78]
starwarg 	info[6, 0x14A026E8] fx[10, 0x149F26B0]
narch0s 	info[7, 0x14A01798] fx[11, 0x149F2EE8]
MrMerfin 	info[8, 0x14A03728] fx[13, 0x149F3720]
monteyno 	info[9, 0x14A01AA8] fx[6, 0x149F3F58]
sccaz 		info[10, 0x14A01DB8] fx[12, 0x149F4790]
P-Apl-Expres 	info[11, 0x14A020C8] fx[14, 0x149F4FC8]
OFH_RedSkull 	info[12, 0x14A029F8] fx[15, 0x149F8230]
MrsBubblegum 	info[13, 0x14A023D8] fx[0, 0x149F9F80]
chromedge 	info[14, 0x14A02D08] fx[3, 0x149FA7B8]
ironoliver 	info[15, 0x14A03018] fx[8, 0x14A00010]

Here is the code i am using TO log this:

for(int i = 0; i < 16; ++i) {
	cPlayerInfo* localinfo = GetLocalPlayer();
	cPlayerInfo* playerinfo = GetPlayerByIndex(i);
	cCharacterFX* playerfx = (cCharacterFX*)pSFXMgr->SFXList[0x18].List[i];

	if(!localinfo || !playerinfo || !playerfx)
		continue;

	if(!playerfx->isPlayer)
		continue;

	Tools::log("%s info[%i, 0x%X] fx[%i, 0x%X]", playerinfo->name, playerinfo->index, playerinfo, playerfx->index, playerfx);
}

One's about when they joined the room, one's about the systematic order of the roster

[Ch40zz-C0d3r]

What about using reclass and watch yourself whats going on?
Probably just a double pointer redirection xD
However, who really cares about something like this? I mean the game is fucked anyway^^

[J]

One's about when they joined the room, one's about the systematic order of the roster

EDIT: Fixed by using a make-shift function to test playerfx->index against index of the loop. /close pls