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Is the first waypoint a "move" ? If so they will stop momentarily then resume. If the driver is following a road, just put a waypoint where you want him to stop cause in my experience he will drive on the road to that point himself even if it's a bit distant away.

I suggest you try it exactly as I have it because it works perfectly for me.

This in description.ext ? class CfgSounds { sounds[] = {}; class radiochatter { name="radiochatter"; sound[]={sounds\radiochatter.ogg, 20, 1, 20}; // filename, volume, pitch, distance titles[] = {}; }; the ogg file is in a folder called sounds.

[humvee1, ["radiochatter", 100, 1]] remoteExec ["say3D"];

Set them captive temporarily then undo it? setCaptive

Thanks folks. I'll do some more testing.

Ok so I’m not alone here. I don’t recall this being an issue way back when. Thanks for confirming.

Tested with no mods on ported mission in Malden (does it on all maps). Still happens. Game breaker. 😞

Abandoned vehicles: In SP & MP if I find an abandoned vehicle it stays blue on the map screen even when I'm not inside it. So the enemy makes a B line for it to try and destroy it. I spend my time trying to defend it. Anyone else seeing this? It might be VcomAI mod, I'll have to test it.

Using 64 bit version? What memory allocator have you chosen inside the Arma launcher? Oops...I see the guy never came back. 🙄

I guess you'll have to reexamine things cause it works for me. Tested today in a MP mission I'm making? And you have given variable names on objects to where each sound is to come from? Type Object, expected nothing sounds like it might be the case?

Remove the \ in front of sound. Ex. class CfgSounds { sounds[] = {}; class serverambient { name="serverambient"; sound[]={sounds\serverambient.ogg, 20, 1, 20}; // filename, volume, pitch, distance titles[] = {}; }; This works for me: [serverambient, ["serverambient", 500, 1]] remoteExec ["say3D"];

In init of asset _null = [this, 10, 0.10, 2] execVM "heal.sqf"; Heal.sqf private["_obj","_radius","_healPerSleep","_damage","_sleepTime"]; _obj = _this select 0; _radius = _this select 1; _healPerSleep = _this select 2; _sleepTime = _this select 3; if (isServer) then { while {true} do { { if (alive _x) then { _damage = damage _x; _damage = _damage - _healPerSleep; if (_damage < 0) then { _damage = 0; }; _x setDamage _damage; }; } forEach ((getPos _obj) nearEntities [["Man"], _radius]); sleep _sleepTime; }; }; I recall using this a long time ago. Not tested recently.

It has happened to me too. Only way around it is to end task.

Put the downloaded file in your My Documents\Arma 3\missions\your_saved_mission_folder or where ever your mission folder is saved. Open the mission via the editor in virtual reality. The mission folder name is rugged_tv.VR. Once open in VR, play the mission. Study the mission file contents to see how it's done. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/15BMv63JBJL6bDySirI2FfWV3QXqb9EK-?usp=sharing OR https://1drv.ms/u/s!Al4irMhnXznajmNWRTYHzs1bsIDC?e=41Y6YM