multidimensional array of classes issue

[Brandenburg]

I'm writing a game in visual basic 2008 and things are going fairly well with it for the most part.. well until today.. I can declare a 1 dimensional array of a class just fine but cannot for the life of me get the syntax right for a multidimensiona l array. I usually don't have many issues in writing in VB but this is the first large scale program I have ever written in VB2008 and the 1st large scale uses of classes in VB as well

Here is my code to better illustrate my problem
here is the class..minus most of the properties

     
Public Class Objectives
	private zone as Integer
	private TZone as integer


        Public Property TargetZone() As Integer
            Get
                Return TZone
            End Get
            Set(ByVal value As Integer)
                TZone = value
            End Set
        End Property

        Public Property inZone() As Integer
            Get
		return zone
            End Get
            Set(ByVal value As Integer)
                Zone = value
            End Set
        End Property
    End Class

declaration

    Private Const MAXTARGETS As Integer = 102
    Private Const GAZETTEER As Integer = 5
    Private Target(MAXTARGETS) As B29.Objectives
    Private B29CurrentZone(MAXTARGETS)() As B29.Objective

I instantiate the code here.. TARGET(i) works perfectly... B29CurrentZone( i)(j) does not.. gives me an error saying it needs a NEW keyword...I think i uderstand why but have no idea how to fix it..already surfed the net and could not find and adequate solution

    
Private Sub InitialTargetState()
        For i = 0 To MAXTARGETS - 1
            For j = 0 To GAZETTEER - 1
                Target(i) = New B29.Objectives
                B29CurrentZone(i)(j) = New B29.Objectives      'initialize zone modifiers
            Next j
        Next i
    End Sub

For a work around I could do a 1 dimensional structure but I would prefer not if at all possible.. Just seems to clunky for me

[Brandenburg]

just looked target(i)=new b29.objective should be right under the first loop.. just thought i would add that comment before someone corrected me... no edit on this forum it would appear:(

[Brandenburg]

I decided on another way of doing the code.. results are the same, but this way will use an added function I made.. I STILL would really appreciate an answer or explanation how to make a multi-dimensional array of a class or structure object.. thx in advance

    Private B29InZones(MAXTARGETS) As B29.inZone

    Public Structure inZone
        Public Zone10 As Integer
        Public Zone11 As Integer
        Public Zone12 As Integer
        Public Zone13 As Integer
        Public Zone14 As Integer
        Public Zone15 As Integer

        Public Zone10Loc As Integer
        Public Zone11Loc As Integer
        Public Zone12Loc As Integer
        Public Zone13Loc As Integer
        Public Zone14Loc As Integer
        Public Zone15Loc As Integer
    End Structure

        For i = 0 To MAXTARGETS - 1
            Target(i) = New B29.Objectives
            B29InZones(i) = New B29.inZone
        Next i

        For i = 0 To MAXTARGETS - 1
            If Obj.TargetName = Target(i).TargetName Then
                iTargetZone = Target(i).TargetZone
                iTargetIndex = i
                Exit For
            End If
        Next i

    Private Function DetermineZoneMods(ByVal zone As Integer, ByVal index As Integer) As Integer
        Select Case zone
            Case 10
                iInZone = B29InZones(index).Zone10
            Case 11
                iInZone = B29InZones(index).Zone11
            Case 12
                iInZone = B29InZones(index).Zone12
            Case 13
                iInZone = B29InZones(index).Zone13
            Case 14
                iInZone = B29InZones(index).Zone14
            Case 15
                iInZone = B29InZones(index).Zone15
        End Select
        Return iInZone
    End Function