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  1. Posted

    Sad story!

    If you're running XP, then 2.8GB is almost as good as 4GB, because XP caps your available system RAM at 4GB minus your video RAM. So that's not so bad, eh!

    Next, your CPU is fine.

    Next, use "-maxmem=2047" on your Arma shortcut command line.

    For the video card (lol, wtf is a 6150SE?), even an ATI 3850 or nVidia 7800 will transform your experience.

  3. Posted · Edited by Mr Fenix 

    for [{_loop=0}, {_loop<1}, {_loop=_loop}] do
{
GroupTank1 = CreateGroup West;

Tank1 = createVehicle ["M1A2_TUSK_MG", [(getMarkerPos "armor1") select 0,(getMarkerPos "armor1") select 1,0], [], 1, "FORM"];
tankc1 = GroupTank1 createUnit ["USMC_Soldier_Crew", [0,0,1], [], 0, "CAN_COLLIDE"];
tankc1 moveInDriver Tank1;
tankc2 = GroupTank1 createUnit ["USMC_Soldier_Crew", [0,0,2], [], 0, "CAN_COLLIDE"];
tankc2 moveInGunner Tank1;
tankc3 = GroupTank1 createUnit ["USMC_Soldier_Crew", [0,0,3], [], 0, "CAN_COLLIDE"];
tankc3 moveInCommander Tank1;
tankc4 = GroupTank1 createUnit ["USMC_Soldier_Crew", [0,0,4], [], 0, "CAN_COLLIDE"];
tankc4 moveInTurret [Tank1, [0,1]];

Tank2 = createVehicle ["M1A2_TUSK_MG", [(getMarkerPos "armor1") select 0,(getMarkerPos "armor1") select 1,0], [], 10, "FORM"];
tank2c1 = GroupTank1 createUnit ["USMC_Soldier_Crew", [0,0,1], [], 0, "CAN_COLLIDE"];
tank2c1 moveInDriver Tank2;
tank2c2 = GroupTank1 createUnit ["USMC_Soldier_Crew", [0,0,2], [], 0, "CAN_COLLIDE"];
tank2c2 moveInGunner Tank2;
tank2c3 = GroupTank1 createUnit ["USMC_Soldier_Crew", [0,0,3], [], 0, "CAN_COLLIDE"];
tank2c3 moveInCommander Tank2;
tank2c4 = GroupTank1 createUnit ["USMC_Soldier_Crew", [0,0,4], [], 0, "CAN_COLLIDE"];
tank2c4 moveInTurret [Tank2, [0,1]];

Tank3 = createVehicle ["M1A2_TUSK_MG", [(getMarkerPos "armor1") select 0,(getMarkerPos "armor1") select 1,0], [], 20, "FORM"];
tank3c1 = GroupTank1 createUnit ["USMC_Soldier_Crew", [0,0,1], [], 0, "CAN_COLLIDE"];
tank3c1 moveInDriver Tank3;
tank3c2 = GroupTank1 createUnit ["USMC_Soldier_Crew", [0,0,2], [], 0, "CAN_COLLIDE"];
tank3c2 moveInGunner Tank3;
tank3c3 = GroupTank1 createUnit ["USMC_Soldier_Crew", [0,0,3], [], 0, "CAN_COLLIDE"];
tank3c3 moveInCommander Tank3;
tank3c4 = GroupTank1 createUnit ["USMC_Soldier_Crew", [0,0,4], [], 0, "CAN_COLLIDE"];
tank3c4 moveInTurret [Tank3, [0,1]];

sleep 600;

{deleteVehicle _x} forEach (units GroupTank1);
deleteVehicle Tank1;
deleteVehicle Tank2;
deleteVehicle Tank3;

sleep 30;
};

  14. Posted

    I have found that while pushing A button, combined with B button and running in any direction may also help.

    While assaulting an enemy city, I ordered my teammates to push A button while I pushed B button. The main problem with this was none of my teammates were pushing B button, I was the only one. We failed that mission, but we had a second go; we all pushed A button and B button while running to the north (it also works while running to the North-west, South-west, South-east, and East). The result was a delightful victory for our team, many civilians were saved!

    If you are playing alone with AI, I suggest only using B button, and if you can, double-tab the C button. Remember the directions you must face in order to be succesfull

    Joan

    I have no idea what this post is about. What is it about this game which makes people say "press J" instead of the informative "press action menu"? I'm dying to know what happens when you press A without B, A with B, and double tap C. Sounds like a cheat mode seeing as it causes delightful victory :D.

  16. Posted

    all the code examples above do the right thing. in general terms, what's happening is as follows: -

    public variables can be used like this. you prepare a variable the same on every client. When one player does the required action, he changes his copy of the publicised variable and then uses the publicvariable command to broadcast that to all other players.

    because all the players are running a script which is waiting for the special variable to change, they receive the updated variable and all of them execute the required script on their own computer.

    if you need to use that variable again, at the end of each client's script the variable is reset to it's original value and the wait begins again.

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