SwissArmy1984

I have a feeling it is a problem with the original map that is missing some elements in its configuration file, but am not sure. I'll post the list of all maps that create this error.

@Dedmen - that's not the issue...

So, I'm not finding a satisfactory answer so far going through the forum history. I've been simply testing a number of maps to see how they would load into an Exile server. Many maps load without any significant problems. However, a few generate the following error message: No entry 'bin\config.bin/CfgWorlds.XXXX Where 'XXXX' would be the map name. Two maps, as examples, that are causing this error are Montella and South Asia. Granted these are unfinished maps, but obviously there must be something that has to be added or edited in the files to not get this error. I'm using Tophe's Arma Dedicated Server Tool (TADST) to start the server. I'm not loading any other mods but Exile, Exileserver, and each map in question (plus any required mods that the map uses such as CUP Terrains Core and/or others) each time I start up a server. Does anyone have a complete explanation as to why some maps work and why some generate this error? Does this config.bin file have to be somewhere with the map files? Or is this somewhere else? The topics in the Bohemia Wiki on CfgWorlds have no explanation. (The Wiki is notorious for being incomplete, even on topics that have been discussed for years.) One explanation that was given in the forums was that the mods had to load in a specific order. Well, I disproved that by letting TADST choose the sequence and I have had cases where the map loads before the CUP Terrains Core mod without any problems.

So this has obviously been a problem for a few years now. I can understand a vehicle hitting another at high speeds possibly exploding (from the damage). But when two vehicles hit at low speeds? Seriously? This has been an ongoing problem for years. At a bare minimum make sure Arma IV doesn't have this problem. But I don't understand how this couldn't have been fixed in Arma III by now.

After all the updates to Arma 3, why is the 'Destroy' waypoint still NOT functioning? Example: in the editor, I positioned an aircraft about 15 km away from a military building (a cargo outpost). My first waypoint for the aircraft is to fly in the direction of the target, my second waypoint for it is a DESTROY waypoint right on (i.e. you can see the circular cursor show its little arrows inwards at the building label) the target. Plane (an A-164 with bombs and missiles) flies in and does NOTHING. I haven't seen this work for ages and many people OVER THE YEARS have complained. I know that everyone will say 'you have to write a script.' That's NOT what my complaint is about. It's about Bohemia's incapability to make an evident feature that we should be able to use in the Eden Editor actually work.

I'm thinking of maps that have lots of bushes and replacing those with trees. For example, Altis or Lythium. To turn them into more 'temperate climate' maps. This could create a greater variety of maps off the current ones.

Great way to build forests on a map that doesn't have enough.

@Muzzleflash - we'll definitely check this. Thanks!

Thanks to you both!

Is there a simple way to get all the class names of all the objects in any specific mod? Something that would simply generate a text list?

My sense is that the Wiki page is poorly written and needs a serious rewrite without the assumption that the audience are experts. What I gather from the "min/mid/maxRange..." title plus the attempt at a description is that: 1. the data elements "minRange" and "minRangeProbab" indicate the minimum range of the weapon and the probability that an AI will use that weapon at the minimum range, respectively. 2. the data elements "midRange" and "midRangeProbab" indicate the medium range of the weapon and the probability that an AI will use that weapon UP TO the medium range, respectively. Medium range is actually the interval between "minRange" and "midRange". 3. the data elements "maxRange" and "maxRangeProbab" indicate the maximum range of the weapon and the probability that an AI will use that weapon UP TO the maximum range, respectively. Maximum range is actually the interval between "midRange" and "maxRange". The Range and RangeProbab values can be enhanced by the type of optic used in combination with the weapon. You see this when looking at the CfgWeapons data when doubleclicking on a specific weapon in Eden Editor's Tool->Config Viewer. NB: the sub-standard Wiki and the lack of a proper, well written "Programming in SQF for Arma 3 for Dummies", which should truly be written by Bohemia with moderated input by the scripting experts out there, are a pet peev of mine. Bohemia in my view is making a real business mistake by not supporting the modding community in a much more organized and greater extent.

Update: so we did some more testing and it seems that the problem is coming from the Exile mod itself, specifically the server files. Normal Arma WILL have AI engage you at long distances based on the CfgWeapons data of the specific weapon + optics (if any) combination. Couldn't find any parameters in the Exile server files, though, that creates this 750 meter limitation. Question has been moved to the Exilemod forums in the General Discussion and Problem - Serverside sections.

Great work, George!

Try these videos from DayZ Medic. Only using the Eden Editor MAY get you part of the way.

George, this is great stuff. I'm going to try it out on the South Asia map (from Take on Helicopters) where there are hundreds of unenterable or pre-Arma rendition buildings that have enterable versions that could replace them.