createtrigger not working :my script included:

[shuko 59]

You could just modify the cas.sqf, like this:

sleep 120;

deletevehicle a10cas; deletevehicle a10pilot;

sleep (_this - 120);

trgBravo setTriggerActivation ["bravo", "present", true];

Assuming you will always use the 300 delay, or at least something thats more than 120.

[CombatComm 10]

OOOk soo, this had been working amazingly. Now I just got my computer sent from korea and starting actulley playing the mission I was testing. I can spawn the A10 on command and it will dissapear on command the FIRST time only. Some how, the syntax does not include a repeat feature for it. BUT I have an actual trigger in the game and it is set to repeat but still not working. After calling the second or maybe third a10 it sticks around and does not dissapear. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

[shuko 59]

After calling the second or maybe third a10 it sticks around and does not dissapear.

Does that mean, you call the second after the first has been deleted or that you have 2 planes in the air at the same time?

[CombatComm 10]

I call the second after the first has been deleted. Than that one sticks around and if I call another I have 2 in the air. :/

[shuko 59]

Does this do the same? It's the same script but with local variables instead of global.

trgBravo setTriggerActivation ["none", "present", true];

if (isserver) then {
 _g = CreateGroup West;
 _v = createVehicle ["A10", [(getMarkerPos "A10Spawn") select 0,(getMarkerPos "A10Spawn") select 1,100], [], 0, "FLY"];
 _p = _g createUnit ["USMC_Soldier_Pilot", [0,0,1], [], 0, "CAN_COLLIDE"];
 _p moveInDriver _v;
 _wp = _g addWaypoint [(getpos player), 0];
 _wp setWaypointSpeed "NORMAL";
 _wp setWaypointType "SAD"; 

 sleep 120;
 deletevehicle _v; deletevehicle _p;
 sleep (_this - 120);
 trgBravo setTriggerActivation ["bravo", "present", true];
};

[CombatComm 10]

It does indeed work! Thanks. Only thing now is can you tell me what variable number is the length it stays and which one is how long before it runs the script again? The first 120 or the second 120?

[shuko 59]

Minor modification, call it like this:

nul = [TriggerAvailableDelay,TimeAfterCASisDeleted] execvm "cas.sqf"

Example:

nul = [300,120] execvm "cas.sqf"

trgBravo setTriggerActivation ["none", "present", true];

if (isserver) then {
 _g = CreateGroup West;
 _v = createVehicle ["A10", [(getMarkerPos "A10Spawn") select 0,(getMarkerPos "A10Spawn") select 1,100], [], 0, "FLY"];
 _p = _g createUnit ["USMC_Soldier_Pilot", [0,0,1], [], 0, "CAN_COLLIDE"];
 _p moveInDriver _v;
 _wp = _g addWaypoint [(getpos player), 0];
 _wp setWaypointSpeed "NORMAL";
 _wp setWaypointType "SAD"; 

 _d = _this select 1;
 sleep _d;
 deletevehicle _v; deletevehicle _p;
 sleep ((_this select 0) - _d);
 trgBravo setTriggerActivation ["bravo", "present", true];
};

[CombatComm 10]

Hey SHK. This was working fine in single player butfor some reason does not want to work online. Online the a10 is spawned just fine and seems to dissapear every time but does not limit the time between CAS calls. What could be the problem? Im preaty sure online it needs to be global variables or public right? Which this is. Thanks again.

[CombatComm 10]

Bumperooski

[gnarly_rider 0]

On the same subject, building a little IED disarm script. Player activates a Disarm IED script via addaction, and want him to stay within say 1m of the object for 10 seconds to complete the disarm.

Trying to add a Timeout trigger within the script, testing using the following, to no avail (I'd expect to see either Disarmed at the end of 10 secs, or "Disamring interupted" if I move away within 10 seconds.

Any ideas what I've stuffed up?

object init line (called charge9)

Cap = this addAction ["Disarm device","Scripts\IEDdisable.sqf",charge9,5,true];

calls

_unit = _this select 0;
_device = _this select 3;

_EngineerClose = createTrigger["EmptyDetector",getPos _unit];
_EngineerClose setTriggerArea[1,1,0,false];
_EngineerClose setTriggerActivation["WEST","PRESENT",true];
_EngineerClose setTriggerTimeout [10, 10, 10, true];
_EngineerClose setTriggerStatements ["this", "hint 'Disarmed!'", "hint 'Disamring interupted'"];

Edited June 19, 2010 by gnarly_rider

[shuko 59]

Since you already have an script you run, why not forget the trigger and do the checking in the script.

private "_hint";
_hint = "Disarmed!";
for "_i" from 0 to 9 do {
 if (_unit distance _device > 1) exitwith {_hint = "Disarming interupted"};
 sleep 1;
};
hint _hint;

[gnarly_rider 0]

Since you already have an script you run, why not forget the trigger and do the checking in the script.

Of course!!!! So much simpler, thanx SHK!