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  9. Posted

    Awesome! These look really cool. We do CAF vs Chinese these days :)

    Here's a classlist for the uniforms, helmets, vests and caps.

    
//Universal pattern
PLA_Uniform1
PLA_Platecarrier_Universal
PLA_Helmet_Universal
cap_univ

//Woodland
PLA_Uniform15
PLA_PlateCarrier_Woodland
PLA_Helmet_Woodland
cap_woodland


//Arid
PLA_Uniform5
PLA_Platecarrier_Arid
PLA_Helmet_Arid
H_PLA_Army_MilCap_mcamo

//Marine
PLA_Uniform25
PLA_Platecarrier_Marine
PLA_Helmet_Marine
cap_marine

  12. Posted

    Good stuff mate. If you PM me with the code I will see about implementing it (if you'd like to share).

    The A3 lighting engine is a little strange at this point, and I hope it changes. Late at night the lights seem quite bright. Earlier in the evening everything can seem very dark. I tried experimenting with a Stratis variable which doubles the brightness of lights for this map, but then they seem too bright at certain times of night...

    done!

  13. Posted

    A definition of "Activated by" would be useful, many thanks.

    The side of the unit that enters is the "activated by" side.

    "Activated by BLUFOR" and the trigger will activate when a unit on side WEST enters the trigger.

    "Activated by OPFOR" and the trigger will activate when a unit on side EAST enters the trigger.

  14. Posted

    TPW, we always use your script! But like the others say the default version is quite dark. I ported the old 1.08 version for myself some time ago and changed a few things. There are two new light commands (or more) that affect how the cone of the light looks, also the attenuation of the light.

    With these values I think I found a pretty nice setup for lights. Note that I do not use flicker and I also ignore the different light settings such as color and different brightness. The brightness will differ anyway since the reflection on surfaces makes light more or less bright. White walls will make the room much brighter than brown walls, using the same settings for both lights.

    _lp setLightColor [1,0.784314,0.392157]; //Color
_lp setLightBrightness 0.05; // Set its brightness
_lp setLightIntensity 10; //How bright is the light
_lp setLightAttenuation [2, 1, 1, 20]; //[Range, Constant (0.0 = bright and higher value dims), Linear (fade quick with distance!), range (change brightness when out of distance)

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