Hello @Aaron_Barber272 ,
Please format your code as a courtesy to the community:
https://discourse.processing.org/faq#format-your-code
Each of your loops ends with x, y, and z set to the last execution of that loop and each element of globe[] is the same.
You can do most of this in setup() and use the final array(s) you need in draw().
Try this in one loop which acts on each element:
String lines [] = loadStrings("Points.txt");
float[] pv;
PVector[] globe = new PVector[10];
int i = 0;
pv = float(splitTokens(lines[i], ","));
globe[i] = new PVector(pv[0], pv[1], pv[2]);
print(globe[i].x, globe[i].y, globe[i].z);
In a loop (you can add one) it outputs:
10 points plotted (2 are duplicates):
I used this instead of scale():
:)