does "_x setskill 1" forEach thisList work?

[prototype1479 63]

how about "_x allowfleeing 0" forEach thisList?

[ProfTournesol 956]

What is the question exactly ? Why don't you try it by yourself ?

[prototype1479 63]

i did and they didnt why it doesnt work? i mean its just writting perfectly fine there shouldnt be any problems

does

 "_x setskill 1" forEach thisList

and 

 "_x allowfleeing 0" forEach thisList

work? if not then how i can make it work

[zulu1 145]

To create the list you must use this in a trigger that encompasses the units that you want this to work on.

 

Activation: the side you want effect on (east, west, res) or anybody and  "Present".

 

Put the line of code in the triggers "On Activation" field and it will work.

 

Setskill and AllowFleeing can be anything between 0 and 1 (.1, .25, .5, .75 etc.)

 

To randomize setskill you can also try this:

{_x setSkill (0.4+random 0.4)} forEach thislist;

 

It will randomly add .4 to the .4 skill setting.

[prototype1479 63]

this is just basics i know that . so i should have used { instead of " ? is thats the mistake here?

btw i put radius to 0 on each cus i think it affect all the units in the area 

[zulu1 145]

Brackets {} and Parenthesis "" are the same thing.

[prototype1479 63]

then it should work... ill retry

 

[prototype1479 63]

I think i have found the solution

 

 

You must first make this trigger on map ("side"; present, 1 second each) :

 

Condition: this 

 

Activation: name = thislist ; activate = 1

 

 

And then make another trigger ("side"; present, 0 second each) :

 

Condition: activate == 1

 

Activation: {_x setskill 1} foreach name ; hint "test if you want to check if it works"

 

 

Thanks OFP community! ;)

Edited February 12, 2017 by prototype1479
Solution found ;)

[zulu1 145]

You can do it with one trigger really

 

make one trigger ("side"; present, 0 second each) :

 

Condition: this 

 

Activation: {_x setskill 1} foreach thislist;

 

but if the other works for you no worries

[prototype1479 63]

I tried it, you can try it if you want to here's how to check the AI skill.

 

Set 1 enemy AI. (Skill max)

 

Set yourself on map and have a teammate dead or just lonely on an island.

 

Then start the mission, go prone press F2 (To check how close you are) get 10 - 7 metters to the ai and he will turn back to you. (Don't rush just slowly crawl)

 

Now set the enemy AI's skill to lowest and then start the mission.

 

Go prone get 5m close and they will detect you.

 

So if enemy detects you 10 - 7m on maximum skill and 5m on lowest skill then if you put your trigger and set the enemy skill on 0 then enemy skill would be at maximum and it would work right?

 

But i tried it alot it doesn't work trust me.

 

Regards

- Godfree (Alex)

[ProfTournesol 956]

I'm sorry but i don't understand what you want to achieve. What Zulu has written works perfectly, i've just tried it.

[prototype1479 63]

Do you know how does high/low skill AI behave? How did you know it works? Well, i guess this works for me i should stick with this.

[Lenyoga 326]

I'm not sure this was resolved or not, but

"_x setSkill 1" forEach thislist

works perfectly fine in a trigger set to anybody-present with condition=this.

 

I checked using this

hint format["Skill level is %1", skill unitName]

If I'm not gravely mistaken, skill influences aim precision, movement precision and detection as you said.

[prototype1479 63]

Yeah the way i tried worked on me so thanks everyone!