Trigger condition

[majinbot 10]

I'm trying to make a trigger where the civilian detect the player..

On condition:

{(side _x == CIV) && (_x knowsAbout player >= 1)} && (alive e1)

...but there is an error, HELP PLEASE!!

---------- Post added at 07:38 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:31 PM ----------

Maybe:

(alive e1) && {(side _x == CIV) && (_x knowsAbout player >= 1)} count thislist > 0

Right?

[kylania 568]

Why not just use the "Detected by Civilians" built in option?

[majinbot 10]

Why not just use the "Detected by Civilians" built in option?

Because i have to get very close to the civilian for the trigger to work, i shoot many times 300m away and the trigger doesn't works. I need a faster reaction!! And I don't know why even this doesn't work:

{(side _x == CIV) && (_x knowsAbout player >= 0.1)} count thislist > 0  

[CarlGustaffa 4]

CIV is the returned string afaik, maybe try civilian which is a variable.

[kylania 568]

You might adapt my Undercover Team example for this, that'll cover if you shoot or are detected.

[majinbot 10]

Thanks to all, found solution:

(civilian knowsAbout player) > 0

[manzilla 1]

Figured I'd ask in this thread since the title works.

What about a trigger condition that whats to know whether a crew from a bradley is alive? What would that look like?

I've tried stuff like:

!(alive crew brad1) && !(alive crew brad2)

or

not alive crew brad1 && not alive crew brad2

These don't work, any ideas?

EDIT:

Even better than the crews alive would be a trigger condition that actives when both crews' damage gets to a certain level.

Edited October 10, 2010 by Manzilla

[kylania 568]

crew returns an array, so you'd need to forEach loop through it to check if they are all alive (or count).

[manzilla 1]

crew returns an array, so you'd need to forEach loop through it to check if they are all alive (or count).

Now how exactly would that be done in the trigger? Never used the forEach loop before. Sounds interesting, thanks for the info!

[kylania 568]

For that example you'd probably want to use count:

{alive _x} count crew brad1 <= 0 && {alive _x} count crew brad2 <= 0

So it checks each member of crew of brad to see if they are alive and if the count of that, for both brad1 and brad2 is 0, then the trigger is set off.

But in this demo you'll see forEach being used to kill each member of the crew in order:

{_x setDamage 1} foreach crew brad1;

It takes the crew of brad1, and for each of them set's damage 1 to kill them.

[CarlGustaffa 4]

...[color="Red"][b]<[/b][/color]= 0

Hehe, ok, probably works. Just never saw that one before :D

[kylania 568]

Saw it somewhere the other day I think, or I'm just imagining things, but yeah probably could just leave it as == 0 :)