Return array of all actions for a given unit

[bull_a 44]

Would anyone know of a command, or a peice of code that returns all the actions attached to a given object.

For example:

_actions = allActions player;
{
if (_x == someVar) then {player removeAction _x} else {doSomethingElse};
} forEach _actions

Preferably this command or code would return an array of NUMBER types

Kind Regards,

Bull

[jshock 512]

Well if your going to remove all actions:

https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/removeAllActions

But I don't see an allActions type command, unless I'm missing it somewhere.

[bull_a 44]

Not trying to remove all the actions, im only trying to remove a select few whose ID's are unknown.

The plan was to look at the action text by using the action id to return this, then based on the action text remove actions associated with healing for example. You are right though, there is no command 'allActions' but I think there needs to be one

Bull

[jshock 512]

I think the reason there isn't one is because BI is protecting the native actions (repair, heal, defuse, etc.), as an allActions type command would inherently return those action IDs as well.

[bull_a 44]

Its a shame if this is the case. I will post a ticket about this and see what I can get out of it

[killzone_kid 1326]

If you have indices of known actions you can figure out those that are unknown.

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clicking any action removes all actions but 0, 5 and 6

Edited March 10, 2015 by Killzone_Kid
removed extra spawn

[bull_a 44]

Thanks Killzone, hopefully they add a scripting command. Would make my life a lot easier :) I'll give this a try

Thanks,

Bull

[killzone_kid 1326]

Thanks Killzone, hopefully they add a scripting command. Would make my life a lot easier :) I'll give this a try

Thanks,

Bull

There is no point, action ids are sequential, to find the range you can just add and remove an action. So the range will be from 0 to last_added_id -1