How to take out the stamina for soldiers or make it infinite stamina?

[Coolinator 10]

How to take out the stamina for soldiers or make it infinite stamina?

It's really annoying when playing as AT soldier, carrying launcher with 4 missiles. I was running really slow couldnt catch up with my other teammates. :(

[cosmic10r 2331]

I use this...

http://www.armaholic.com/page.php?id=26727

[jshock 513]

You could apply this command to all units.

[iceman77 18]

There's also this shitty hack.

while {true} do {
   player setFatigue 0;
   sleep 1;
};

[champ-1 40]

My addon (requires CBA). You can control maximum possible fatigue with it by setting CH_maxFatigue parameter from 0 to 1.

CH_maxFatigue = 0, will disable fatigue all together;

CH_maxFatigue = 1, will reset fatigue to vanilla value.

By default it set to 0.33.

[iceman77 18]

Ahh that's tits

[Coolinator 10]

There's also this shitty hack.

while {true} do {
   player setFatigue 0;
   sleep 1;
};

Do i put that to a character initialization field or init.sqf? sorry im still not sure how to initialize it lol T_T ALso does it work on dedicated server?

like execVM "stamina.sqf"

stamina.sqf

while {true} do {
   player setFatigue 0;
   sleep 1;
};

---------- Post added at 01:13 ---------- Previous post was at 01:09 ----------

You could apply this command to all units.

Does the command work for multiplayer dedicated server? like when i respawn, the code still activated?

[champ-1 40]

"enableFatigue" not very reliable, you'll be better off using Iceman's method.

You can run it from wherever you like, but pay attention none of the code after that loop will be executed. Because loop is infinite.

[iceman77 18]

... stamina.sqf ...

If you are going to use a loop then this should suffice.

init.sqf

execVM "stamina.sqf"

stamina.sqf

if (isDedicated) exitWith {};
waitUntil {!(isNull player)};
while {!(isNull player)} do {
   player setFatigue 0;
   sleep 5;
};

---------- Post added at 16:36 ---------- Previous post was at 16:31 ----------

If you want to make it an optional lobby parameter

description.ext

class Params 
{
class Fatigue 
{ // paramsArray select 0
           title = "Fatigue:";
           values[] = {0,1};
    default = 0;
           texts[] = {"OFF","ON"};
};
};

init.sqf

if ((paramsArray select 0) == 0) then {execVM "fatigue.sqf";};

[champ-1 40]

I heard multiple people (myself included) report "while" conditions being unreliable and fail to trigger sometimes. So I would stay away from that. Just saying.

[iceman77 18]

Hmm. I've never encountered this. Anyone else confirm this?

[fn_Quiksilver 1636]

to OP:

find the file "onPlayerRespawn.sqf" in your mission directory. If it does not exist, then create it.

Inside "onPlayerRespawn.sqf", deposit this code:

player enableFatigue FALSE;

...

enableFatigue appears unreliable to some, but that is because it does not carry over to the new player object after respawning. So it must be applied on each respawn to the new player object.

an alternative method, using your own Respawn EH. Put the below line in "init.sqf".

if (!isDedicated) then {
ehRespawn = player addEventHandler ["Respawn",{player enableFatigue FALSE;}];
};

^ Both have the same desired result.

[iceman77 18]

Okay so incase while conditions are unreliable, then any loop will suffice. Or..

["OEF_Fatigue_ID", "onEachFrame", {
   player setFatigue 0; 
}] call BIS_fnc_addStackedEventHandler; 

[champ-1 40]

Hmm. I've never encountered this. Anyone else confirm this?

Some people on this forum were saying the same, other than that I haven't been looking for evidence.

[iceman77 18]

Oops, semi-ninaj'd by MDCC with a probable working solution (given if the command is unreliable). I'd just use the command myself if I could. Even if it takes an EH. Take a loom at MDCC's code. Cheers.

[champ-1 40]

Okay so incase while conditions are unreliable, then any loop will suffice. Or..

["OEF_Fatigue_ID", "onEachFrame", {
   player setFatigue 0; 
}] call BIS_fnc_addStackedEventHandler; 

I mean conditions inside {}. You can just replace that with "if (conditions) exitWith {}". Pretty much same thing and works like a charm.

[iceman77 18]

Some people on this forum were saying the same, other than that I haven't been looking for evidence.

Ahh okay. Was just wondering, since I use them frequently. Eek.. :p

---------- Post added at 16:48 ---------- Previous post was at 16:47 ----------

I mean conditions inside {}. You can just replace that with "if (conditions) exitWith {}". Pretty much same thing and works like a charm.

Ahh, so true works. But "actual" conditions fail sometimes? Gotcha (I think). In that case, a simple exitwith would work.

[champ-1 40]

Ahh, so true works. But "actual" conditions fail sometimes?

Yeah, thats what I've seen.

[iceman77 18]

@ Coolinator -- LOL okay so... if you're not going to use the better EH solution by MDCC, and still want to use a loop then here's a run down of it all!! Phew! :)

init.sqf

if ((paramsArray select 0) == 0) then {execVM "fatigue.sqf";};

description.ext

class Params 
{
class Fatigue 
{ // paramsArray select 0
           title = "Fatigue:";
           values[] = {0,1};
    default = 0;
           texts[] = {"OFF","ON"};
};
};

fatigue.sqf

if (isDedicated) exitWith {};
waitUntil {!(isNull player)};
while {true} do {
   if (isNull player) exitWith {};
   player setFatigue 0;
   sleep 5;
};

[avibird 1 154]

would this work

in your mission.SQF

if (local player) then {

player enableFatigue false;

player addMPEventhandler ["MPRespawn", {player enableFatigue false}];

};

[Coolinator 10]

If you are going to use a loop then this should suffice.

init.sqf

execVM "stamina.sqf"

stamina.sqf

if (isDedicated) exitWith {};
waitUntil {!(isNull player)};
while {!(isNull player)} do {
   player setFatigue 0;
   sleep 5;
};

---------- Post added at 16:36 ---------- Previous post was at 16:31 ----------

If you want to make it an optional lobby parameter

description.ext

class Params 
{
class Fatigue 
{ // paramsArray select 0
           title = "Fatigue:";
           values[] = {0,1};
    default = 0;
           texts[] = {"OFF","ON"};
};
};

init.sqf

if ((paramsArray select 0) == 0) then {execVM "fatigue.sqf";};

okay thank you so much iceman!! your the best!!!! :)

[fn_Quiksilver 1636]

A loop isn't necessarily a bad idea, as it gives some control over Fatigue rather than just disabling. Example is the below block, an edited version of the above by iceman.

This block simulates a ghetto morale system. Within 50m of their squad leader, the soldiers will have a lower max fatigue value. If the group leader has more than 3 soldiers in his command, he gets a little fatigue boost.

In this manner you can use Fatigue as a small reward for players who stay with their squad leader, and for fireteam leaders to lead more players. :)

if (!isDedicated) then {
waitUntil {!(isNull player)};

private ["_maxF","_max1","_max2","_max3"];

_maxF = 0;
_max1 = 0.5;		// base max fatigue value
_max2 = 0.25;		// morale boost fatigue value
_max3 = 0.33;		// squad leader fatigue value

while {true} do {

	if (player == (leader (group player))) then {
		if ((count units group player) > 4) then {
			_maxF = _max2;
		} else {
			_maxF = _max3;
		};
	} else {
		if ((player distance (leader (group player))) < 50) then {
			_maxF = _max2;
		} else {
			_maxF = _max1;
		};
	};

	if ((getFatigue player) > _maxF) then {
		player setFatigue _maxF;
	};
	sleep 5;
};
};

[iceman77 18]

Haha that's nifty :cool:. Cheers.

[dreadedentity 278]

I heard multiple people (myself included) report "while" conditions being unreliable and fail to trigger sometimes. So I would stay away from that. Just saying.

I have never encountered unreliability with while loop conditions

_position = [0,0,0];
while {surfaceIsWater _position} do
{
_position set [0, random 30000];
_position set [1, random 30000];
};

I'm using this in the first mission I've ever made (for Arma 3), and it hasn't let me down. Always spawned on land

[Coolinator 10]

@ Coolinator -- LOL okay so... if you're not going to use the better EH solution by MDCC, and still want to use a loop then here's a run down of it all!! Phew! :)

init.sqf

if ((paramsArray select 0) == 0) then {execVM "fatigue.sqf";};

description.ext

class Params 
{
class Fatigue 
{ // paramsArray select 0
           title = "Fatigue:";
           values[] = {0,1};
    default = 0;
           texts[] = {"OFF","ON"};
};
};

fatigue.sqf

if (isDedicated) exitWith {};
waitUntil {!(isNull player)};
while {true} do {
   if (isNull player) exitWith {};
   player setFatigue 0;
   sleep 5;
};

okay thank you much!!

I didn't really understand the conversation going on, its like reading another language lol >_< thank you for making it easier, i really appreacite it :)