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Hello guys 
bad english sorry  I use google translation
how can i use script set ai skill?

I want Zeus or other spawn ai will use these skills

this is my  ai script

AISkill.sqf

//skillia
{
_x allowFleeing 0;
_x setskill ["courage",1];
_x disableAI "AUTOCOMBAT";
_x disableAI "SUPPRESSION";
_x disableAI "FSM";
_x setskill ["aimingAccuracy",0.06];
_x setskill ["commanding",1];
_x setskill ["aimingShake",0.2];
_x setskill ["aimingSpeed",0.2];
_x setskill ["spotDistance",1];
_x setskill ["spotTime",1];
_x setskill ["endurance",1];
_x setskill ["general",1];
_x setskill ["reloadSpeed",1];
} forEach allUnits;
 

 

init.sqf
 [] execVM "AISkill.sqf"; 


But he didn't have any use
Can anyone help me?

I will be very grateful...

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Thats only gonna run at the init so you need to add either to your Mission/Description.ext or Mod/Config.cpp (depending on whether this is for a Mission or a Mod respectively) so every CAManBase unit created will execute it

 

class Extended_Init_EventHandlers
{
    class CAManBase
    {
      init = "_this execVM 'WhatEverFolder\AISkill.sqf;";
    };
};

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I put it in

14 minutes ago, froggyluv said:

Thats only gonna run at the init so you need to add either to your Mission/Description.ext or Mod/Config.cpp (depending on whether this is for a Mission or a Mod respectively) so every CAManBase unit created will execute it

 

class Extended_Init_EventHandlers
{
    class CAManBase
    {
      init = "_this execVM 'WhatEverFolder\AISkill.sqf;";
    };
};

 

I put it in Description.ext  ,But still not working... btw this is  mission script

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9 minutes ago, TWRoach said:

 

I put it in

 

I put it in Description.ext  ,But still not working... btw this is  mission script

 

 Just tried -working here -what exactly did you write?

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1 minute ago, GEORGE FLOROS GR said:

Hello there TWRoach !

 

Check this:

 

 

yes I will try thanks
 

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1 minute ago, froggyluv said:

 

 Just tried -working here -what exactly did you write?

 

Um... like this in Description.ext?

class Extended_Init_Eventhandlers {
    class CAManBase {
        bb_applyLoadout = "_this call bb_fnc_applyLoadout";
        init = "_this execVM 'WhatEverFolder\AISkill.sqf;";
    };
};

 

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shit I see the problem my bad I'm trying

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Ahhh, dont take me so literally Im not a mammal

 

  init = "_this execVM 'WhatEverFolder\AISkill.sqf;";

 

 The WhateverFolder was just an example of whatever folder you may hold that such as Scripts\AiSkill.sqf. If you dont have it in a folder you wouldnt need it:

 

  init = "_this execVM 'AISkill.sqf;";

 

PS: My scripting is rudimentary you should probably check out GOM's script above

 

 

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5 minutes ago, froggyluv said:

Ahhh, dont take me so literally Im not a mammal

 

  init = "_this execVM 'WhatEverFolder\AISkill.sqf;";

 

 The WhateverFolder was just an example of whatever folder you may hold that such as Scripts\AiSkill.sqf. If you dont have it in a folder you wouldnt need it:

 

  init = "_this execVM 'AISkill.sqf;";

 

PS: My scripting is rudimentary you should probably check out GOM's script above

 

 

my bad sorry
He seems to be working I'm not sure
 because i use ai general skill in 1 but in game he only have 40%

Is this normal?

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 If your not sure its running just put a sleep or a hint in the script to test it

 

Put this in your init or the debug if you want to check the unit's skills in front of you

 

player addAction
[
    "Show skills",
    {
        hintsilent format
        [
            "aimingAccuracy %1\n  aimingShake %2\n  aimingSpeed %3\n  spotDistance %4\n  spotTime %5\n  courage %6\n  reloadSpeed %7\n  commanding %8\n  general %9\n",
            cursortarget skillfinal "aimingAccuracy",
            cursortarget skillfinal "aimingShake",
            cursortarget skillfinal "aimingSpeed",
            cursortarget skillfinal "spotDistance",
            cursortarget skillfinal "spotTime",
            cursortarget skillfinal "courage",
            cursortarget skillfinal "reloadSpeed",
            cursortarget skillfinal "commanding",
            cursortarget skillfinal "general"
        ];
    }
];

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8 hours ago, froggyluv said:

 

 If your not sure its running just put a sleep or a hint in the script to test it

 

Put this in your init or the debug if you want to check the unit's skills in front of you

 

player addAction
[
    "Show skills",
    {
        hintsilent format
        [
            "aimingAccuracy %1\n  aimingShake %2\n  aimingSpeed %3\n  spotDistance %4\n  spotTime %5\n  courage %6\n  reloadSpeed %7\n  commanding %8\n  general %9\n",
            cursortarget skillfinal "aimingAccuracy",
            cursortarget skillfinal "aimingShake",
            cursortarget skillfinal "aimingSpeed",
            cursortarget skillfinal "spotDistance",
            cursortarget skillfinal "spotTime",
            cursortarget skillfinal "courage",
            cursortarget skillfinal "reloadSpeed",
            cursortarget skillfinal "commanding",
            cursortarget skillfinal "general"
        ];
    }
];


It looks like they show 0 for each skill 

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 That doesnt sound right -make sure they are directly on your cursortarget in front of you -best if they are not moving to be sure and aim for center mass. Usually all zeros mean you dont have anyone properly in your line of sight

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When are Extended_Init_Eventhandlers from description.ext executed? Can I reference variables declared in init.sqf? Can I use a function I registered in CfgFunctions?

 

Sorry for the stupid question. I'd check for myself but I'm away from my computer at the moment.

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