Clean up script?

[galzohar 31]

_toDelete = nearestObjects [markerPos "mrkObj1", ["WeaponHolderSimulated", "GroundWeaponHolder", "Default"], deleteRadius];
_toDelete = _toDelete + ((markerPos "mrkObj1") nearObjects ["Default", deleteRadius]); // fix for bug with detecting satchels
for "_i" from 0 to ((count _toDelete) - 1) do
{
deleteVehicle (_toDelete select _i);
};

This is what I have so far. However, it seems sometimes weapons stay on the ground regardless. Any other classes I need to search for and delete to get a proper cleanup?

Note: Dead bodies are cleaned up elsewhere, so this is just for other left-over stuff (such as the weapons that sometimes stay on the ground).

Edited May 17, 2013 by galzohar

[loyalguard 15]

You could try the super class "ReammoBox", "ReammoBox_F", and "WeaponHolderSimulated" as they also appear to be superclasses of different weapon holders.

[tonic-_- 53]

Actually, it's not weaponHolder its GroundWeaponHolder, that is why it doesn't work.

If you use Reammobox or Reammobox_F as Loyal suggested that will work as well but it also deletes Ammoboxes them selves.

[galzohar 31]

Well, the current script seems to delete everything I manually drop during testing.

However, when picking up weapons from a dead body, the old weapon and magazines drop automatically to the ground, and seem to not be deleted by the above script, even when the class is changed to GroundWeaponHolder.

EDIT: Seems like the class for those weapon holders was indeed "WeaponHolderSimulated" (which is actually the string returned by typeOf, so it's the actual class of those objects, not a superclass of theirs).

First post updated with (so far) working script.

Edited May 17, 2013 by galzohar