"Naked" part of random?

[AdirB 18]

Hello,

I've got this code that gives a random clothes to every east sided unit in map.

if(Isserver)then
{
	UniformArray = ["U_C_Poloshirt_blue", "U_C_Poloshirt_redwhite", "U_C_Poloshirt_salmon", "U_BG_Guerilla3_1"];
{
        if((side _x) == east)then
{
	  removeVest _x;
	  removeHeadgear _x;
	  removeUniform _x;
                _x unassignItem "NVGoggles";
                _x removeItem "NVGoggles";
	  _x forceAddUniform (UniformArray select (random(round(count UniformArray))))
};
} 
foreach allunits;
};

It's all working fine, but I noticed that the units could be naked.

I think it's a part of the random rounds, is it possible to disable it?

[Tankbuster 1747]

Is it possible there's a particular unit that can't be reclothed? Find the naked ones and get their classname. Forceuniform might be failing on that type for whatever reason

 

Are all four of your new uniforms seen in equal numbers around your east guys? If one is missing, it might be a problem with that one.

 

You should write to debug the uniform you've chosen through each iteration of the script. Something odd might show itself there.

[jw custom 56]

try using floor instead of round:

 

 

_x forceAddUniform (UniformArray select (random(round(count UniformArray))))

[Greenfist 1863]

try using floor instead of round:

That could produce: random 4 -> 3.999 -> select 4 , which would fail also.

 

Try:

_x forceAddUniform (UniformArray select (floor(random(count UniformArray))))

[davidoss 552]

Or  BIS_fnc_selectRandom

UniformArray = ["U_C_Poloshirt_blue", "U_C_Poloshirt_redwhite", "U_C_Poloshirt_salmon", "U_BG_Guerilla3_1"] call BIS_fnc_selectRandom;

_x forceAddUniform UniformArray;

For what the global variable?

 

[R3vo 2654]

if(Isserver)then

{

    UniformArray = ["U_C_Poloshirt_blue", "U_C_Poloshirt_redwhite", "U_C_Poloshirt_salmon", "U_BG_Guerilla3_1"];

{

if((side _x) == east)then

{

     removeVest _x;

     removeHeadgear _x;

     removeUniform _x;

_x unassignItem "NVGoggles";

_x removeItem "NVGoggles";

     _x forceAddUniform (UniformArray select (random(round(count UniformArray)))) //missing semicolon here

};

}

foreach allunits;

};

[Kerc Kasha 102]

Or  BIS_fnc_selectRandom

UniformArray = ["U_C_Poloshirt_blue", "U_C_Poloshirt_redwhite", "U_C_Poloshirt_salmon", "U_BG_Guerilla3_1"] call BIS_fnc_selectRandom;

_x forceAddUniform UniformArray;

For what the global variable?

 

 

just use this, the problem is because count is going to return one more than there are array entries as count starts at 1 while select starts at 0

[killzone_kid 1331]

just use this, the problem is because count is going to return one more than there are array entries as count starts at 1 while select starts at 0

Have you looked at what is inside bis_fnc_selectrandom?

 

_this select (floor random (count _this));

no problem with count here

[R3vo 2654]

I wish we had a command like randomArray.

[AdirB 18]

Is it possible there's a particular unit that can't be reclothed? Find the naked ones and get their classname. Forceuniform might be failing on that type for whatever reason

 

Are all four of your new uniforms seen in equal numbers around your east guys? If one is missing, it might be a problem with that one.

 

You should write to debug the uniform you've chosen through each iteration of the script. Something odd might show itself there.

 

 

try using floor instead of round:

 

 

Or  BIS_fnc_selectRandom

UniformArray = ["U_C_Poloshirt_blue", "U_C_Poloshirt_redwhite", "U_C_Poloshirt_salmon", "U_BG_Guerilla3_1"] call BIS_fnc_selectRandom;

_x forceAddUniform UniformArray;

For what the global variable?

 

 

 

if(Isserver)then
{
    UniformArray = ["U_C_Poloshirt_blue", "U_C_Poloshirt_redwhite", "U_C_Poloshirt_salmon", "U_BG_Guerilla3_1"];
{
if((side _x) == east)then
{
     removeVest _x;
     removeHeadgear _x;
     removeUniform _x;
_x unassignItem "NVGoggles";
_x removeItem "NVGoggles";
     _x forceAddUniform (UniformArray select (random(round(count UniformArray)))) //missing semicolon here
};
} 
foreach allunits;
};

 

 

just use this, the problem is because count is going to return one more than there are array entries as count starts at 1 while select starts at 0

 

 

Have you looked at what is inside bis_fnc_selectrandom?

 

_this select (floor random (count _this));

no problem with count here

 

 

I wish we had a command like randomArray.

Thank you all for your solution! :) adding floor instead round solved the problem

 

 

That could produce: random 4 -> 3.999 -> select 4 , which would fail also.

 

Try:

_x forceAddUniform (UniformArray select (floor(random(count UniformArray))))

Thank you :)