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profileNamespace good for saving persistent mission data?

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Hey there,

 

I am looking into ways to save persisten mission data (as in antistasi for example). 

 

Is profileNamespace good for this? Or can I use missionNamespace even with disabled mission saving?

 

Cheers, syrasia

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1 minute ago, HazJ said:

Yes, profileNamespace can do that.

These will get you started. Search around a bit more too.

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

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

 

Than I am relaxed.

I found those threads too.

It's not about how to save data (I allready tested how to do so), but if it is a okay practice to do so.

Thanks.

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Then your thread title is misleading. Besides, I answered your question anyway.

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Yes, profileNamespace can do that.

Good? Depends on how you use it, I guess. If used correctly, you can make some great stuff with it.

But this is all pretty obvious so not sure what you was asking? Anything specific?

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4 minutes ago, HazJ said:

Then your thread title is misleading. Besides, I answered your question anyway.

Good? Depends on how you use it, I guess. If used correctly, you can make some great stuff with it.

But this is all pretty obvious so not sure what you was asking? Anything specific?

Sorry for the misleading. 😓
I am asking, because it would be a bit of data (like what is where (unitscounts, vehicles), occupied by whom, relations and other stuff) and I think it could be a bad thing to bload that file excessively.

I don't think, that a external DB is really necessary, so I was looking for the best way to save persistent data in arma 3.

Hope that makes it more clear.

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If you don't want a DB. Then there isn't really any other way to store persistent data.

Afaik antistasi also uses profileNamespace.

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Well thanks guys. 

That what I basically wanted to know.

For the moment this is a valid solution and if there is a reason to swap to a real DB, then I will do so.

Cheers 

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