Messing up script?

[Grinher1988 10]

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Edited February 3, 2015 by Grinher1988

[killzone_kid 1332]

unassignVehicle takes unit as argument and unassigns it from vehicle it is currently assigned to, check biki. Also _unitdriver _x is pretty strange combination.

Edited February 3, 2015 by Killzone_Kid

[Grinher1988 10]

solved

[Tankbuster 1747]

Now we'll never know.

The reason community forums exist is so that we can all learn, now and in the future, many aspects of the game.

If someone else made the same mistake you did, they had a ready made solution right there, but you denied them the answer.

Not good form, old chap. :)

[Grinher1988 10]

Well, the "solution" was incorrect after turning on -showScriptErrors. I keep getting a generic expression error but not sure how to solve it.

while { ({_x distance _opDropZone < 100}forEach units _opGroup) } then
{
[color="#FF0000"]hint "WORKED";
deleteVehicle (_opVehicle);
sleep 0.5; [/color]
};

While all group members are close enough to the dropzone(invsibile helipad) then {//code};

[dreadedentity 278]

The two most common reasons for the "Generic error in expression" error, from what I've found, are caused by:

1. Trying to use suspension in a non-scheduled environment (ie. event handlers, editor init's)

2. Selecting an array element that is out-of-range.

Where is the (#) symbol located in the resulting error box? A picture would be useful here.

Also, take this:

while {{_x distance _opDropZone < 100} count units _opGroup == count units _opGroup} do