Checking for an ACE backpack

[Blueblood 10]

I've had a look around for this but I can't seem to find anything about this, I need a way to check if a player has an ACE backpack. I've used the "unitBackpack" command but it will always return a Null Object for ACE backpacks.

The reason I need this is for a Fallujah FOB, I'm adding the action to load-up the players backpack with either Light Medical Gear (For non medics) or Full Medical Gear (For medics)

I know how to actually add the items but I don't want any script errors whenever someone tries to use it without a backpack. Here is the script:

private ["_player","_loadouttype","_player"];

_player = _this select 0;

if (HERE IS WHERE I NEED TO CHECK IF THE PLAYER HAS A BACKPACK, EITHER WITH CODE IN HERE OR WITH A VARIABLE) exitWith{hint "You have no backpack!";};

_loadouttype = _this select 3;

If (_loadouttype == 1) then
{
   sleep 3;
[_player, "ACE_epinephrine", 2] call ACE_fnc_PackMagazine;
[_player, "ACE_Morphine", 2] call ACE_fnc_PackMagazine;
[_player, "ACE_LargeBandage", 3] call ACE_fnc_PackMagazine;	
[_player, "ACE_Bandage", 5] call ACE_fnc_PackMagazine;
[_player, "ACE_Medkit", 1] call ACE_fnc_PackMagazine;
[_player, "ACE_Tourniquet", 1] call ACE_fnc_PackMagazine; 

   hint "Light Medical Gear Loaded!";
};

If (_loadouttype == 2) then
{
   sleep 3;
[_player, "ACE_epinephrine", 10] call ACE_fnc_PackMagazine;
[_player, "ACE_Morphine", 10] call ACE_fnc_PackMagazine;
[_player, "ACE_LargeBandage", 10] call ACE_fnc_PackMagazine;	
[_player, "ACE_Bandage", 15] call ACE_fnc_PackMagazine;
[_player, "ACE_Medkit", 5] call ACE_fnc_PackMagazine;
[_player, "ACE_Tourniquet", 2] call ACE_fnc_PackMagazine; 

   hint "Full Medical Gear Loaded!";
};

Any help would be greatly appreciated, Thanks in advance!

[Persian MO 82]

_armyMule = [bOB] call ACE_fnc_HasRuck;

https://dev.withsix.com/docs/ace/files/sys_ruck/fnc_HasRuck-sqf.html

IDK if u saw this or not.

ACE Function Index

https://dev.withsix.com/docs/ace/index/Functions.html

[Blueblood 10]

Thanks man! The Function Index will be very useful!