Make player not drown

[Asieslav 10]

Hi guys!

First of all, sorry for my english, is not my mother tongue

I was searching information about this, and just found one post from 2013. But don't work for me.

I just want to do my player not drown.

I use revive in my misión, and if a player is "killed" on a boat moving , the player falls to the water (don't know why this happens), to the botton of the river . I swim to the teammate  to revive him, but because of  the slow swimming, the oxygen time of his body is out and dies.

So, is there a way to make player not vulnerable to underwater? or a way to increase the time of the oxygen underwater?

I expect an answer, thanks in advance.

[bull_a 44]

You could do something like this:

_playerPos = getPosWorld player;
while {surfaceIsWater _playerPos} do {
	if ((getOxygenRemaining player) < 1) then {
    	player setOxygenRemaining 1;
	};

	// update position var and delay
    _playerPos = getPosWorld player;
	sleep 1;
};

For what you want you will have to modify it slightly, but it's a start :)

 

Hope that helps,

 

Bull

[Grumpy Old Man 3546]

Wonky solution.

You could check getposasl for a negative Z value and use setOxygenRemaining if true.

 

Cheers

[Asieslav 10]

Hey!

Thanks a lot for your quick response guys.

I forgot to say something.... I do not have much script knowledge,  

So, could you explain me where do i have to put these lines? In the player's init? or have to do a script with it?

[BlacKnightBK 47]

On 2/20/2017 at 10:47 PM, Grumpy Old Man said:

Wonky solution.

You could check getposasl for a negative Z value and use setOxygenRemaining if true.

 

Cheers

 

Since the only place a person loses oxygen is under water, why would he need to check if player is under water not. Why not just keep it always at one??

[Grumpy Old Man 3546]

8 hours ago, BlacKnightBK said:

Since the only place a person loses oxygen is under water, why would he need to check if player is under water not. Why not just keep it always at one??

 

Maybe I misunderstood your question.

When the player object has a negative Z value from the getPosASL command (position above sea level), he's underwater.

Now additionally you can check if his oxygen value is under a certain level and set it to 1, but an additional check is really not necessary here.

 

The solution of bull_a will exit the while loop as soon as the players position is not above water, which defeats the purpose of a constantly running check.

 

There's multiple valid solutions, once a check only on the remaining oxygen:

While {alive player} do {
	
	if (getOxygenRemaining player < 0.3) then {player setOxygenRemaining 1};
	sleep 10;
};
                                        
//OR
                                        
While {alive player} do {
	
	if ((getPosASL player select 2) <= 0) then {player setOxygenRemaining 1};
	sleep 10;
};

Since a player drowns after a bit more than 60 seconds doing a check every 10 seconds should be fine.

Really no need to check for more than one condition in this case.

 

Cheers

[Asieslav 10]

On ‎22‎/‎02‎/‎2017 at 3:17 PM, Grumpy Old Man said:

 

Maybe I misunderstood your question.

When the player object has a negative Z value from the getPosASL command (position above sea level), he's underwater.

Now additionally you can check if his oxygen value is under a certain level and set it to 1, but an additional check is really not necessary here.

 

The solution of bull_a will exit the while loop as soon as the players position is not above water, which defeats the purpose of a constantly running check.

 

There's multiple valid solutions, once a check only on the remaining oxygen:

While {alive player} do {
	
	if (getOxygenRemaining player < 0.3) then {player setOxygenRemaining 1};
	sleep 10;
};
                                        
//OR
                                        
While {alive player} do {
	
	if ((getPosASL player select 2) <= 0) then {player setOxygenRemaining 1};
	sleep 10;
};

Since a player drowns after a bit more than 60 seconds doing a check every 10 seconds should be fine.

Really no need to check for more than one condition in this case.

 

Cheers

Great!

This works perfectly

Thank you very much!!!

[Grumpy Old Man 3546]

Just take into account that this loop will stop upon a players death, so best reapply it with the onPlayerRespawn.sqf or wherever you seem fit.

 

Cheers

[avibird 1 155]

Hey I don't know if you got this to work for you however I modified a  revive script that units playable units will never I only go unconscious even under water with a trigger to end the mission when all playable units are unconscious. I also added a script that allows you to drag and load units into vehicles. So when you have a pilot shot down over the water you need to do a search and rescue with divers to revive those units. This works for my needs. Let me know if you still need this. Avibird 

[M1ke_SK 230]

surfaceIsWater 

is not working with lakes, rivers, ... 

[pierremgi 4887]

For player, not in a vehicle:
 

player addEventHandler ["SoundPlayed", {
  params ["_unit", "_soundID"];
  if (_soundID == 8) then {_unit setOxygenRemaining 1};
}];