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There is not a lot of information on this subject, but all you have to do is utilize the kbTell related commands to get this to happen. I've seen a few examples and tutorials skirting the issue of getting the exact vanilla radio sound effects and the proximity fade while someone is speaking over the radio, but I have proven that using the kbTell system is identical to the vanilla dialogue system. In addition, I have seen multiple methods of this (i.e. cfgRadio) and other things, but this solution I am presenting is the only one that worked 100%. This does require a bit of setup, and for that I recommend watching this tutorial that I personally have used and verified that it works. The only difference, is that the tutorial does not get a unit to speak over the radio, but only in proximity. The tutorial is important to watch because it talks about specifically how to setup the code, and where to store the dialogue, and even how to lip sync your sound files with the actual units. After you watch the tutorial, you should have setup a "texts.bikb" file, where all of your dialogue will be stored and called. [Actual code from my mission, [SP] Snowy Mountains, in which I utilize this system, and explanation.] Some things to note: All you need to do to get these sounds to play over the radio is add the appropriate radio channel in the call code, seen at the beginning of this spoiler. To get the character to say something with subtitles but not over a radio channel, change "SIDE" to "DIRECT". How to trigger multiple conversations: I am taking the simple approach and creating an individual script for each conversation I want to happen. The first section of code in this spoiler is taken directly from a script called "dialog1a.sqf", in which the above conversation happens. You don't need to add separate topics for each conversation. I was lazy and just used "introduction" for all of them and it worked fine. I'm fairly certain that you don't need to have the character who says the dialog in the "actor" slot in the "texts.bikb" classes. I believe I have tested this and it worked fined, but nothing a simple experiment wouldn't solve. [To lip sync] The tutorial also goes into detail on that.

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I am making a mission where there will be custom sound dialog happening between multiple characters, including the player. I can effectively create custom text radio messages, but I want sound files to be played as well. Specifically, I am looking to achieve the Vanilla Arma 3 radio sound effects that are produced (i.e, the radio sound distortion, and play while the character is saying it in proximity. Exactly like the way orders are given in Vanilla Arma 3.). I have tried all the solutions present on the Wiki and other pages, and none of them worked. I keep getting an error message saying that the message is not found, when it is clearly defined in the appropriate places.

Thanks for the reply @Grumpy Old Man, but as the title states, I am looking for something a little more specific than that. I want the patrol route to be randomized once, not every time the patrol starts over. In addition, all 6 waypoints must be included. There are also additional waypoints and functionality I need assigned (as stated in master post) - although by looking at your code, it should be possibly to easily add that in. Yet another question remains: Why does my code work, but only for the first three waypoints assigned? I mean, that shit's god damn beautiful, if I may say so myself.

Update: I just tested this same code except in a non nice-looking version (i.e. all code executed outside of a function but 6x the code) and it still hangs up after the 3rd set of waypoints (6 total including drive there and dismounts). At this point I'm pointing to some kind of engine problem that is disallowing me to continue, because I cannot see how this code will not work for the remaining three times. It is quite literally, the same code. Code for reference: Further update: I just removed the cycle section of the code and the motorized patrol returns to a previous waypoint after the 3rd waypoint, and then stops entirely, staying in their vehicle.

I have written a script called carPatrol.sqf which is supposed to select a random 6 point patrol route out of 6 possible locations. At each location, there is a move waypoint and a dismount waypoint in which the infantry dismount their vehicle and hang out for a bit before jumping back in their vehicle and proceeding to the next location. I have written code which randomizes the possible locations, and then includes a function which assigns the waypoints per location to the group. This is where it gets interesting. Everything works as intended: except the group gets the cycle waypoint after 3 locations instead of 6. How do I get the group to get the cycle waypoint after 6 locations instead of 3? Additional details: To replicate my exact scenario, name one unit carPatrolLeader, another carPatrolDude, assign their group to carPatrol, assign one as Driver, and the other as Cargo. Also create markers for each one of the values listed at the beginning of the script, with each carstop and dismount pair being close together. This script is called from the init.sqf.

This is a great thread, but in case any others were having trouble with the specific implementation of the functions (i.e. what to put in the init lines, where to store the actual code), I have linked a great script here which works out of the box and should clear up any questions. In addition, it is very well written, so making changes for you specific purposes will not be a chore.

Thanks for that, this does work, but now the rifleman doesn't spawn with his silencer (he has one in the editor). presumably, he also will be missing his scope if he had one. Can you update your code for this?

I am using this code to make an AI look like he is repairing a radio tower (found here: https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/BIS_fnc_ambientAnim), however, he loses his primary weapon upon animation canceling: [this,"REPAIR_VEH_KNEEL", "ASIS"] call BIS_fnc_ambientAnim; 0 = this spawn {waitUntil {behaviour _this == "combat"}; _this call BIS_fnc_ambientAnim__terminate;} This solves a previous problem I was having about AI not canceling their animations when their group enters combat. However, now that I can successfully get the AI to enter combat with the rest of their group, specifically the "REPAIR_VEH_x" animations cause the AI to lose their main weapon. As you can probably guess, this is quite the issue. I am using modded loadouts, but I have also tested it with vanilla loadouts. What is the best way to solve this? @pierremgi Since you literally wrote the code found on the wiki, do you have any suggestions?

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Update: deleteMarker does work. I just confirmed in my mission that is exactly what I'm doing. It's been a while since I started this topic so I can't remember what I was seeing then, but today deleteMarker does indeed work. Sorry about that. However, deleteMarker is not instant. It takes a couple seconds for the marker to correctly disappear. It could be related to the issues I was having with triggers earlier, who knows. Thanks to @code34 for introducing me to deleteMarker.

I got around to testing this a minute back, and I think it is an issue with the way I was trying to make the markers disappear. I created the makers by placing them in the Eden Editor and I was trying to remove then using triggers, but whether it was through using setMarkerAlpha or deleteMarker, no change was being produced. In addition, I have verified that I was calling the correct marker, (marker1 I believe). I may just be late on the train for this, but the trigger was also handling a couple of other tasks, i.e. completing an objective, setting a variable; so it's possible that a trigger can only handle so much. In using the debug menu I was able to correctly manipulate the markers. Since I created the markers in the Eden Editor, how could I get them to disappear using coding in the related text files, say after x == true?

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In the back of mind I knew something like this had to exist. Of course the pages I looked at referenced createMarker, but not deleteMarker. Haha. Probably should have looked at all the marker commands. Thanks! As far as this, I am not sure why it doesn't work, but when I put this command in a trigger, it does nothing. An example I read recommended to put it in an init file, so that could be the problem - if some commands are tricky like that.