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Ohhhh, this looks promising! I'll play around with this once I get some time c: Thanks for sharing, pierre

I think this issue has been rectified, at least for now. I have switched over to rapping and packing the pbos with Mikero's PboProject, which works a charm. I cannot, however, make use of the fancy compression subroutine for his MakePbo tool. It seems fine for now, I totally forgot about this post. Thanks for bringing it up again, so it gets some closure :)

These sound and look great, Pierre! Thanks for posting them here, much appreciated. I'm going to give them a test run in the near future.

Maybe to specify this even more for you case, you should put the infinite loop in a separate script (let's call loop.sqf) and spawn/execVM this from within your init. // Unit init/init.sqf _loopHandle = spawn "loop.sqf"; //loop.sqf while {true} do { // Stuff here };

Oh, there was one too many ;_; I am also going to edit my original post. God damnit *incoherent german slur mumbling*

My bad, missed the arrayIntersect. Reading, great skill ;_;

https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/Arma_3_Vehicle_in_Vehicle_Transport https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/getVehicleCargo BIKI is your friend. You could use something like: waitUntil { (prowler1 in (getVehicleCargo blackfish) && (prowler2 in (getVehicleCargo blackfish)); }; Not optimised at all, but should give you an idea on how to solve this.

Are you using any additional scripts? The default Arma 3 Respawn system does not allow settings, that make players invincible after they have respawned. https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/Arma_3_Respawn Your issue might be down to using the Vanilla Respawn System/any Third-Party Revive system.

@Grumpy Old Man Would that not only return if the weapon can be suppressed since all you would get is an array of compatible muzzle attachments? As for asserting whether the currently held player weapon has a silencer attached to it, I would simply take KK's approach, as seen here: hasSilencer = player weaponAccessories currentMuzzle player param [0, ""] != ""; As for: There are some interesting values in the config for the common sounds suppressor object. htMin = 1; htMax = 600; afMax = 0; mfMax = 0; mFact = 1; tBody = 100; /----- minRange = 1; minRangeProbab = 0.3; midRange = 150; midRangeProbab = 0.58; maxRange = 500; maxRangeProbab = 0.04; I have no idea what they are, these values might well be a cryptic cake recipe that BIS out in there, but trying things out almost never hurts. There also seems to be a value called "detectRange" in the config for both weapons and suppressors, but the value is 0, in all cases that I have observed so far.

And another nice bit: https://github.com/oOKexOo/AresModAchillesExpansion/wiki/Custom-Music Using CfgMusic seems to be the solution though. I am however unsure if the above information only applies to use with Achilles (ie that Achilles handles Music and Sounds stored in CfgMusic itself) Adding to my above: https://github.com/oOKexOo/AresModAchillesExpansion/blob/69f0b1e9f24372a034a822175a69c1008fa1aedc/%40AresModAchillesExpansion/addons/ui_f/scripts/RscAttributeMusic.sqf This seems to handle adding custom music to the Achilles mod, worth a look if using CfgMusic alone does not resolve your issue...

Have you tried this approach already? It does not make use of units[], but registers the sounds and music in the music library.

Yes, indeed he has.

Function utilises nearRoads . You should play around with this command and take note of what it returns.

No worries mate, glad I could help you.

Oh, I am sorry :D The Arma 3 Samples library is an additional component, not included with the base game. Go to your Steam Library, and hover over the Library Selector and navigate to the "Tools" section: In the Tools section you then look for the Arma 3 Samples entry, and click "Install": Hope that helps :)