arma_modz_enjoyer

Hey guys, so I'm editing a vehicles config, not a huge deal but there's some stuff I'm new to and I don't wanna end up having to edit cycle of config file -> rebuild PBO -> Restart ARMA -> test -> repeat I remember back in the OFP days at least we didn't have to rebuild the PBO and could work off unbinarized files. But I am hoping that ARMA 3 allows us to do this. Is this possible? The only thing I'm messing with is the turrets of a vehicle, for example making the commander able to pull out their rifle if they're turned out, and changing some animations for units seating outside. So I don't expect this changes to be huge but would love to be able to test things rapidly without the re-start arma cycle yikes.

Hi all, haven't been to the forum in years! Even since the OFP days. Anyway let's get right to it. Is there a pre-existing function that does what high command sitrep does? I want to automate it such that on a radio trigger I feed it an array of groups and it fires off the hint. I already looked up on the bis wiki but can't seem to find the function that does that. I imagine something like: _groups = allGroups select { ...some arbitrary code here}; [_groups] BIS_fnc_functionThatHintsTheSitrep I already have code that selects each callsign eg: Get all alpha groups, and on map click I send them somewhere. And I'd like to, during the process, get the sitrep, hence the above. Does it exist at all?

Amazing find! This is exactly what I'm looking for, I can definitely modify this script and make it do what I want it to do 🎉 Thanks a lot man!

How did you find that script? Do I have to un-pbo stuff? I tried looking at the functions viewer and cant' find it there either What I can do is select the groups I want with hcSelectGroup and then execute that script.

For sure here's a link: https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/Arma_3:_High_Command Basically when u select groups from the HC bar (ctrl + space then f keys to select) then press zero for the menu, then press 1, it triggers this hint. I could try to recreate it of course, but I'd prefer if I could just trigger it somehow. I just can't seem to find the script that does that.