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View distance set on map or on server?

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I've heard various things about this...I usually make maps with a view distance script set for 1200m..People have told me that the server settings control the view distance , others say its the script for your map...Which is it? wow_o.gif

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I believe there is a 3rd party tool made by Doolittle to make certain things for the server but if you dont use his tool you need to have a line in the init.sqf setviewdistance = ??

Doolittles thread HERE

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If distance isnt set on the map, then your stuck with the servers setting which wont be very far if its not been edited in the config.

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To reliably override the server settings you must use a delay trigger, condition true, of say 5 seconds, that calls

setViewDistance 1400

for example in it's on-activation field.

Map-sqm-defined settings get overridden by the server, but commands that run after the map loads are not overridden.

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WarWolf @ Nov. 13 2007,08:31)]To reliably override the server settings you must use a delay trigger, condition true, of say 5 seconds, that calls

setViewDistance 1400

for example in it's on-activation field.

Map-sqm-defined settings get overridden by the server, but commands that run after the map loads are not overridden.

activating trigger to change viewdistance its not clever.

in init.sqf/sqs put line:

<table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tr><td>Code Sample </td></tr><tr><td id="CODE">setViewDistance 1200;

not <table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tr><td>Code Sample </td></tr><tr><td id="CODE">setViewDistance = 1200

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Sure there was a reason I used a trigger though. Maybe getting confused with delay for fog and weather. Dunno

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