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Yes I meant in multiplayer. Oh you say it is an option set in the server. Hmm! so no making a mission with a script that does it? I had hoped it was a nice little script because this means that it's either all or no missions that have this feature. It would have been nice that some missions had it and some didn't depending on the degree of gameplay reality the mission was made for. Thanks for your help clearing this up.

I want to turn off external view for vehicles, but would like infantry to still be able to use both internal (1st person) and external (3rd person) view. Can anyone tell me how to do this? Thanks

P3? wauh what a fast machine! I'm playing the normal OFP on a P2 400 mHz, 256 mb ram, 32 mb Geforce2.

P3? wauh what a fast machine! I'm playing the normal OFP on a P2 400 mHz, 256 mb ram, 32 mb Geforce2.

P3? wauh what a fast machine! I'm playing the normal OFP on a P2 400 mHz, 256 mb ram, 32 mb Geforce2.

Hand gestures are not for waving to team members far away but it would enhance cooperation in body teams. US. Army found the feature important enough to be included in their upcoming game "America's Army". In real life handgestures along with yelling and whispering are important for coordinated tactical manouvres. It enhanced "Seal Team". It would enhance OFP.

Hand gestures have never imo been done better than in the first 1st person squad war game ever made called "Seal Team" by Electronic Arts. That gave a really good feeling of really being there. It would be great to have something similar in OFP.

I want to click an icon i windows and go directly into my clan server which is password protected. I know you can use: C:\Program Files\OFP\OperationFlashpoint.exe" -connect=server.ip.address -port=port_number -nosplash But it doesn't work if the server has a password. So does anyone know the password parameter syntax? -password=password_of_server or -login=password_of_server or what?

I want to click an icon i windows and go directly into my clan server which is password protected. I know you can use: C:\Program Files\OFP\OperationFlashpoint.exe" -connect=server.ip.address -port=port_number -nosplash But it doesn't work if the server has a password. So does anyone know the password parameter syntax? -password=password_of_server or -login=password_of_server or what?