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I am using a Transport Unload (also tried a Unload one) there is an invisable H which the chopper is landing on but no matter what code I try I am the only one ejected, I have to use command 4-1 to get the team out, once they disembark the chopper takes off again. and flys the rest of its waypoints.

thanks, they are now in the chopper but they still do not eject automatically even using the eject script if I change the insertion from a Chopper to a boat, using the same code it works fine.

Ok I am sure I have done something stupid but I can't see what so hopefully someone can assist. I have used the following code recon1 = group this; {_x moveincargo heli1} foreach units group recon1; however the team are outside the chopper when you start the mission, if I use the code {_x moveincargo heli1} foreach units group recon1; and name the leader as recon1 then it works, however when it comes time to disembark from the landed helo only the leader is kicked out the rest stay put, even when using the eject script. Any thoughts on what I have done wrong?

Hi hoping that someone can help me with 3 small issues I have on the Utes map, at position 038018 there is an empty camp, at position 038017 there are 3 buildings I want to have 3 people in the 2nd building however when I place them they always end up on the roof, any ideas for getting them into one of the rooms? Second issue is this I want a USMC Officer to be a captive in the old days I would just use the code officer setCaptive true with officer as the name of the unit, however this doesn't work in ARMA2 for some reason Third Issue is getting the 2 units to join me I used [officer, minister] join me; officer setCaptive false in Resistence and it worked but it fails in ARMA 2. Any thoughts?

I think I may have found a small issue, I have a mission where you are in a Cobra Attack chopper, if the SOM Module gives me a TARP Mission it does not generate a downed aircraft on Utes map. This has happened twice to me, 1) The Area was set in the Airport, toward the end of the runway on the right of the map. 2) The area was near the hill above the airport. I searched from the air, used a UAV, and searched on the ground but nothing was found I covered every foot of the green search zone. Any thoughts? It works fine on the Chatessue(sp?) map

thanks sent it over, sure it is something stupid I have missed.

can anyone help me, I last made a mission for OPF, which was easy just use BAS addon's :) Shame they don't work in ARMA2 :'( I tried the instructions in this thread to make a mission with me as the pilot flying an AI Squad into a hot zone and drop them using the fastrope, I have the AI Squad in the chopper, and fly it to the location, I hover (tried between 10 and 40 on the altitude) and 0 in the speed, and no option appears to allow the fast rope. Any thoughts? I am sure I have missed something obvious.

Hi all, just started to play OPF with an Audigy 4 Pro and suddenly I noticed an issue. All the sounds are fine in game, except when a radio command is given and then you get a distorted command that you can maybe make out 2 words from. I have the latest drivers and tried playing with acceleration without success. Any Ideas?

can someone advise me on a problem with a mission I am having using Tonal, at the bridge at Map ref Bi31 (near the 2 runways) I can cross the bridge fine but the rest of my AI squad cant any ideas on fixing it? thanks

Hi all i have been working on a mission but all of a sudden it keeps crashing when i try and load it, back to desktop with a message saying "Config: end of line after" can someone help me with the code problem? thanks

hi I am pretty sure you can go quite high, back when operationflashpoint.com was still around there was a screenshot section and we used to have a thread about how high we could get stuff, mostly by blowing them up but I am sure someone got 90,000 feet.

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