BoobyTraps if you want them.

[bn880 5]

This is a boobytrap that your soldier will always spot from a small distance.... approach too close and it blows up in your face.

Works on any side: vehicle or personell.

BTW, the boobytrap can not be seen from a distance (only appears when you almost walk into the trap)

class Sensors

{

items=2.000000;

class Item0

{

position[]={9639.875000,29.834999,3682.414551};

a=9.000000;

b=9.000000;

activationBy="ANY";

age="UNKNOWN";

name="tmine";

expActiv="mine = ""AAA805"" camCreate getPos tmine;";

class Effects

{

voice="Eng29";

};

synchronizations[]={};

};

class Item1

{

position[]={9639.781250,29.834999,3682.444336};

a=4.000000;

b=4.000000;

activationBy="ANY";

age="UNKNOWN";

name="exmine";

expActiv="mine setdammage 1;";

class Effects

{

titleEffect="WHITE IN";

};

synchronizations[]={};

};

};

If you wish to add more than one to your map don't forget to change the variable names mine and tmine to the new names of the copies.

[uddercream 1]

how i get it to work with a trigger ,what would i type in? thx

[Rob 1]

HAHA undercream your a dunce.... (joke)

its a flipping sqm file....!!!!

[Cantata 0]

Wouldn't that be an .SQS file, as in a script?

Include a text file in the directory of your mission named boobytrap.sqs (or something similar) with the above script as it's contents (copy/paste).

In the "on activation" field of a trigger you can type:

exec "boobytrap.sqs"

That will activate the script and set the boobytrap.

LoL!

[Damage Inc 0]

It's an .sqm

[Rob 1]

the difference between scripts and sqm file is that in script files you dont give classes and use brackets like };

};

its obviouse

[Rob 1]

im not going into the full description why. it wastes time...