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  1. Posted

    Hello and how do you do?

     

    So me and buddy are playing a quick op on Lythium and buddy is new. He asks if there are different types of maps when you hit 'M' (standard bind) like climate, topographical, road maps, etc etc. 

     

    That all got me thinking. Is there a way you could implement something like this? Like a little drop down that displays "Climate map" and you can hit your default action key and it switches to a climate map (obviously would have to be done the the creator and could be stored in the mod folder).

    Or would it be possible to do something like traces? Have multiple layers with different markings and the sort on them. So maybe Alpha 1-1 are on layer 1 and Alpha 2-1 are on layer 2 but command has access to all of them and can plan out different marks for different squads. This would be an excellent thing to have in large scale milsim communities and could even be applicable in things such as life servers. 

     

    Anyways if you have any insight leave a reply.

     

    -Uncle

  3. Posted

    On 2015-11-2 at 1:06 AM, Insane Ruffles said:

    Is there anyway I can make a new thread as a new user? I am also having problems with editing a zeus mission, but for me it is player slots. Setting a unit to playable in my mission doesnt fix it. When I start my server up, there is only a zeus slot and that's it.

    You can't create the thread due to the fact you are a new user and it requires that you have 5 or more posts prior with the first 5 posts being monitored for spam and the sort.

  4. Posted

    On 2016-7-21 at 2:13 PM, oOKexOo said:

    You may want to check Ares mod for this. You can define your own modules there:

    ["My Category", "My Module", { hint "Hello World!"; }] call Ares_fnc_RegisterCustomModule;

    You have two parameters avaiable for the code argument: _this select 0 = array (position where the module was placed) and _this select 1 = object (object that was under the cursor).

    Thanks for the heads up. Have started to utilise Ares and it seem to do the trick.

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