Creating sector control mission tutorial.

[addicted 1]

Hello

I'm new one in creating missions and especially in scripting. I red many tutorials and instructions how to create a mission and how to make scripts. I never saw thread about tutorial to MP game - sector control type. Because there was similar problems and there was no full answer i decided to set this thread.

To the point. In editor I created multiplayer mission, that’s mean I created few east and west soldiers, few empty vehicles and two spawn markers, and three sectors. This sectors consist of: one marker named sector1 (ellipse 35,35) and three triggers (elipse 35,35) with instruction to set marker color when west or east soldiers captured it. for example tiger with

condition

({side _x == opfor} count thisList > {side _x == blufor} count thisList)

on act

"sector1" setMarkerColor "ColorRed"

Everythink works good. I don't know is it good method to make SC mission. If there is better way I'm interested in learn "how to".

Now I want to create points system, but after few tries I don’t know how to make it. I need for example to turn on table points for both sides - west points : east points and add points like this:

in "sector1" add 3 points every 4 seconds sector is red or blue, in "sector2" 5 points every 6 seconds sector is blue or red, and similar numbers for last "secor3". Also I need to get points to side every enemy killed soldier - 3points and every enemy killed vehicle - 4 points and every enemy killed plane or heli - 6 points.

Sorry for my English. I wanted to open this thread on arma3 forum but there is no such possibility, but I think most of tutorials from A2 are fully useful in A3. Help me please. Please someone to write a script or to give some advice which functions should I use. If there is more info needed I will attach.

Edited April 4, 2013 by addIcted

[[frl]myke 14]

I wanted to open this thread on arma3 forum but there is no such possibility,

Since you created now the same thread in the A3 forum, i guess this here is no longer needed.

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