Scanger

If it's a script you are working on then here's the correct ways to script it. There are a few options, depends on what u need to do. But here are a few scripting rules and methods. The getpos command returns an array [x,z,y] The setpos command sends and array [x,z,y] These commands can be run as a whole, or split into single co-ords: x coordinates is east-west getpos _object select 0 is always it's x co-ord z is south-north getpos _object select 1 is always it's z co-ord y is height above ground getpos _object select 2 is always it's y co-ord This will increase the guns height above ground level by 10 <table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tr><td>Code Sample </td></tr><tr><td id="CODE"> _gun = _this select 0 _posx = getpos _gun Select 0 //returns number value for east-west _posz = getpos _gun Select 1 //returns number value for south-north _posy = getpos _gun Select 2 //returns number value for height above ground _gun setpos [_posx,_posz,(_posy)+10] This will also increase the guns height above ground level by 10 <table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tr><td>Code Sample </td></tr><tr><td id="CODE"> _gun = _this select 0 _gun setpos [getpos _gun select 0, getpos _gun select 1, (getpos _gun select 2) +10] This will simply place the gun wherever u want it <table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tr><td>Code Sample </td></tr><tr><td id="CODE"> _gun = _this select 0 _gun setpos [2500, 2500, 100] That's the scripting for positioning of an object, but if it's just an error you're getting then it must be an addon or script you are using in your mission that has the script error...my hunch, it's something with a gun ;)

Thanks a lot SelectThis, i'll definitely give those a good look, I'm no master when it comes to scripting so any reference I can study is a God send :D hardest part for the flashbang is the orientation alright so you won't get blinded when facing away from it, so hopefully I'll find the answer in there. Scanger BTW: i did find a workaround, if you run a custom startup...eg -mod=??? and edit cfgWeapons.hpp in the Bin folder of that and add your magazines into the "throw" weapon class then they'll work in multiplayer, thing is I'd assume all players on server must have the same change made to stop errors. EDIT..i checked the BAS blackhawks dust in eyes thing...unfortunately it goes by distance from chopper again rather than orientation <table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tr><td>Code Sample </td></tr><tr><td id="CODE">@ player distance _mh60 < 25 && player distance _mh60 >7 && player animationphase "goggles" == 0 && ! (player in _mh60) && (getpos _mh60 select 2) <10 && vehicle player == player && (alive player) but i got an idea of a way of implementing it by: getting the players distance & direction relative to impact point then rotating the dummy towards the player then making a 180 degree flashzone and clearzone flashzone/distance would give the amount of blindness/disorientation to inflict on player clearzone/distance would still be flashed but to a lesser extent and without the disorientation unless within 10 ft or so

back again with another update...i found a way to track the fired object,i.e. grenade/flashbang, this will give the impact time and position. i will give this script but bear in mind it still has bugs that hopefully someone can iron out This is the eventhandler for your unit equipped with flashbang <table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tr><td>Code Sample </td></tr><tr><td id="CODE">class eventhandlers { fired ="[_this select 0, _this select 1, _this select 4] exec ""\JMG_Flashbang\Scripts\test.sqs"""; }; test.sqs <table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tr><td>Code Sample </td></tr><tr><td id="CODE">;================================================== ;Ammo tracker and Flashbang script by Scanger ;================================================== _player    = _this Select 0 _weapon    = _this Select 1 _ammoType   = _this Select 2 ;================================================== ;Intercepts fired object ;================================================== _ammo = NearestObject [_player,_ammoType] ;================================================== ;WEAPON & AMMO CHECK ;================================================== ?!((_weapon == "JMG_Flashbang") && (_ammoType == "JMG_Flashbang")): exit ;================================================== ;Ammo Position tracker ;================================================== #TrackAmmo _PosAmmo = getpos _ammo _player groupChat "TrackAmmo" ~.1 ?(alive _ammo):goto "TrackAmmo" _player groupChat "Boom!" ;================================================== ;Creates dummy vehicle then places at impact point ;================================================== _position = "Logic" createVehicle [0,0,0] _position setPos _PosAmmo ;================================================== ;Checks players position relative to dummy vehicle ;Decides level of blindnesss inflicted by flashbang ;================================================== ?(player distance _position < 20): titletext ["", "WHITE IN", 15] ?((player distance _position > 20) && (player distance _position < 40)): titletext ["", "WHITE IN", 10] ?((player distance _position > 40) && (player distance _position < 60)): titletext ["", "WHITE IN", 4] ?((player distance _position > 60) && (player distance _position < 100)): titletext ["", "WHITE IN", 0.3] ~1 ;================================================== ;Tells the player his distance from impact point ;================================================== _far = player distance _position _player groupChat Format["Distance from impact %1",_far] exit known bugs: You do NOT have to be staring at flashbang to get blinded..it goes by distance from flashbang(any help on fixing appreciated) I haven't yet added any disorientation feature but it will happen. currently it'll only work on HUMAN players since they can see, AI won't be affected in this release. currently using grenade model and smokeshell pics, will make new ones later today it's not perfect but it's a start...especially the tracking ammo bit, i've left my chat sections in script so u can see when things happen edit: fixed distance issue(needed Logic dummy vehicle) TO SAVE PEOPLE TIME RECOMPILING THIS SCRIPT HERE'S A LINK TO MY TEST JMG_Flashbang.pbo Unit is under west>men>JMG Soldier(Flashbang)

Here's a link to my test addon: JMG_Throw.pbo Basically I got a custom throw class and custom grenade and smokeshell classes too. They work Perfect in single player, but aren't even available in Multiplayer, any ideas? Another thing worth noting is that I have a BIS Smokeshell on my unit, with MY Throw class i deliberately left that OUT of the magazines so it won't show up in single player(thats working fine) BUT in multiplayer it ONLY shows the BIS Smokeshell, so it's looking like the original Throw class is overpowering my custom throw class in multiplayer for some reason. here's the cpp code:but download the addon too and see if the same happens to you <table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tr><td>Code Sample </td></tr><tr><td id="CODE">// some basic defines #define TEast 0 #define TWest 1 #define TGuerrila 2 #define TCivilian 3 #define TSideUnknown 4 #define TEnemy 5 #define TFriendly 6 #define TLogic 7 #define true 1 #define false 0 // type scope // used for show entry #define private 0 //! item is never visible #define protected 1 //! "advanced designer" switch must be activated to use it #define public 2 //! anyone can see/use it #define WeaponNoSlot 0 // dummy weapons #define WeaponSlotPrimary 1 // primary weapons #define WeaponSlotSecondary 16 // secondary weapons #define WeaponSlotHandGun 2 // HandGun #define WeaponSlotHandGunItem 32 // HandGun magazines #define WeaponSlotItem 256 // items #define WeaponSlotBinocular 4096 // binocular #define WeaponHardMounted 65536 class CfgPatches { class JMG_Throw { units[] = { JMG_Throw_Soldier }; weapons[] = { JMG_Throw, JMG_HandGrenadeMag, JMG_SmokeShellBlue }; requiredVersion = 1.75; }; }; class CfgAmmo { class Default{}; class Grenade: Default{}; class GrenadeHand: Grenade{}; class JMG_GrenadeHand: GrenadeHand { //-->Ammo as referenced in Magazine //initTime=2.0; model=handgrenade.p3d; minRange=40;minRangeProbab=0.10; midRange=45;midRangeProbab=0.30; maxRange=60;maxRangeProbab=0.5; visibleFire=2; // how much is visible when this weapon is fired audibleFire=0.25; visibleFireTime=1; }; class SmokeShell : GrenadeHand{}; class JMG_SmokeShellBlue : SmokeShell { smokeColor[] = {0, 0, 1, 0}; }; }; class CfgWeapons { //-->Weapons and magazines access = ReadAndCreate; class Default{}; class GrenadeLauncher: Default{}; class Throw: GrenadeLauncher{}; class JMG_Throw: Throw { //-->Main Weapon scopeWeapon = protected; scopeMagazine = private; valueWeapon = 0; weaponType = WeaponNoSlot; displayName="JMG_Throw"; sound[]={,db-70,1}; reloadSound[]={,db-70,1}; aiDispersionCoefX=2.0; aiDispersionCoefY=2.0; enableAttack=false; showEmpty = false; autoReload = true; canDrop = false; magazines[] = {JMG_HandGrenadeMag, JMG_SmokeShellBlue}; }; class HandGrenade: GrenadeLauncher{}; class JMG_HandGrenadeMag: HandGrenade { //-->Magazine - YES THEY DO GO IN CfgWeapons scopeWeapon = private; scopeMagazine = public; valueMagazine = 1; magazineType = WeaponSlotItem; ammo=JMG_GrenadeHand; picture="HandGrenade"; displayName="JMG_HandGrenade"; displayNameMagazine="JMG_HandGrenade"; shortNameMagazine="JMGHG"; initSpeed=22; maxLeadSpeed = 7; reloadTime=1.5; count=1; sound[]={,db-70,1}; }; class SmokeShell: HandGrenade{}; class JMG_SmokeShellBlue: SmokeShell { //-- valueMagazine = 2; picture = "smokeshell"; ammo = JMG_SmokeShellBlue; displayName="SmokeShell(Blue)"; displayNameMagazine="SmokeShell(Blue)"; shortNameMagazine="SmokeShellBlue"; }; }; class CfgVehicles { class All{}; class AllVehicles:All{}; class Land:AllVehicles{}; class Man:Land{}; class Soldier:Man{}; class SoldierWB : Soldier{}; class JMG_Throw_Soldier:SoldierWB { displayName = "JMG_Throw Soldier"; weapons[]={"JMG_Throw","Put","StrokeGun","StrokeFist"}; magazines[]={JMG_HandGrenadeMag,SmokeShell,JMG_SmokeShellBlue}; //Custom Handgrenade, BIS Smokeshell, Custom Blue Smokeshell }; }; //JMG_Throw is the weapon, JMG_HandGrenadeMag is the mag of the weapon and it's ammo is JMG_GrenadeHand and for those who know what I'm on about: i added my magazine names into the default throw class in cfgWeapons.hpp and that worked in multiplayer, so this proves that the BIS throw is the one being used in MP i've been tryna sort this for hours and am just about to xplode, but i need it to make a flashbang thats usable in MP

i've run into a major snag ANY custom grenade i make or download doesn't work in multiplayer, but has no problems in single player. it appears on the gear page but cannot be switched to ingame so the flashbang script is on hold until i figure this out cos only in MP will the flashbang be most effective. any ideas? and if anyone has a link to a custom grenade that works in multiplayer that'd be great, then maybe i can find where the problem is. Scanger

moving flashbang script to it's own thread so it gets more attention ;)

ok, after i played around a bit I found a way to get a script to run when the grenade is thrown but not when it impacts yet...i'll give the code Eventhandlers(cfgVehicles) <table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tr><td>Code Sample </td></tr><tr><td id="CODE"> class eventhandlers { fired ="[_this select 0, _this select 1, _this select 4] exec ""\JMG_HandGrenade\Scripts\test.sqs"""; }; the script itself <table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tr><td>Code Sample </td></tr><tr><td id="CODE">_player    = _this Select 0 _weapon    = _this Select 1 _ammotype   = _this Select 2 ?((_weapon == "JMG_HandGrenade") && (_ammotype == "JMG_HandGrenade")): _player GroupChat "JMG_Handgrenade is current weapon and ammo type" i just use the chat to visibly see that my script is running. change according to what u need i modified the above cpps too cos i noticed that the actual pic in the gear page wasn't available

not a prob, i suppose there's always the possibility that it's part of a feature disabled in O2light that was in the full oxygen...

i wouldn't say so since if you un-maximize o2 and just resize it from the corner the contents of that box will change to what it currently around the screen in that position for example open internet explorer behind o2 then switch to it and then back to o2, you can now see the text or picture in that little box that was in internet explorer, basically it looks like a transparent box so i wouldn't worry about it check this pic...see homer through the box ;)

heres a totally basic cpp this will only show your addon up as a static building but at least you will see how it looks ingame. <table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tr><td>Code Sample </td></tr><tr><td id="CODE">// type scope #define private 0 #define protected 1 #define public 2 class cfgPatches { class MyFirstAddon { units[] = {MyFirstAddon}; weapons[] = {}; requiredversion = 1.0; }; }; class cfgVehicles { class All {}; class Static: All {}; class Building: Static {}; class NonStrategic: Building {}; class TargetTraining: Nonstrategic {}; class TargetGrenade: TargetTraining {}; class MyFirstAddon: TargetGrenade { vehicleClass = "MyFirstAddon"; model="\MyFirstAddon\MyFirstAddon.p3d"; armor=20000; scope=2; displayname="MyFirstAddon" }; }; just change the "MyFirstAddon" bits with your own addons folder\modelnames Scanger :D

no i'd say that's not doable given that it relies on ground textures and theres no script command that can locate them, BUT i found a way around it....there are positives and negatives. Positives=i got the sounds changed Negatives=can't really be implemented into an addon, more of a mod so i'd recommend it for personal use and preference rather than releasing it...that said, it could be released since it doesn't modify any original game file. heres the method: Make folder with any name in your root "OperationFlashpoint" folder...in my case i made "E:\Games\OperationFlashpoint\MyMod\" and inside this folder make another folder called "Bin" and another called "Addons" Copy contents of "\OperationFlashpoint\Res\Bin\" into your "Bin" folder that you just created Go here Breathe Website and download Commented_Config_191.zip Extract the zips contents into your "OperationFlashpoint\MyMod\Bin" directory(replace files if asked) Next open "cfgVehicles.hpp" in a text editor and search for the string below: this is merely to find our bearings <table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tr><td>Code Sample </td></tr><tr><td id="CODE">soundEnviron[]={People\dirt_L,db-70,1}; below that you will see a load of different info relating to footstep sounds eg. "People\gravel_L",db-95,1" Modify the ones that you wish to change: eg. <table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tr><td>Code Sample </td></tr><tr><td id="CODE">{"People\Grass_L",db-115,1} i changed to: <table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tr><td>Code Sample </td></tr><tr><td id="CODE">{"\MyNewFootsteps\sirena.ogg",db-115,1} Next put your sounds into a folder eg. "MyNewFootsteps" then compress this into a PBO "MyNewFootsteps.pbo" (NO CONFIG.CPP FILE NEEDED IN THIS PBO-IT'S ONLY AN ARCHIVE) Place "MyNewFootsteps.pbo" into YOUR addon folder <table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tr><td>Code Sample </td></tr><tr><td id="CODE">\OperationFlashpoint\MyMod\Addons\ Make shortcut to FlashpointResistance.exe anywhere. Get properties of it and make it look like this: <table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tr><td>Code Sample </td></tr><tr><td id="CODE">\FLASHPOINTRESISTANCE.EXE -mod=MyMod Start the Game using this shortcut Your sounds should be changed now and no critical files have been modified, just run the normal shortcut when u don't wanna use your sounds. You may need to mess around with the db-115,1 values on the sounds to make them more audible. Hope this works for you too. Scanger

got this from the BIS 1.91 config.cpp file /*! \patch 1.43 Date 1/22/2002 by Ondra - Fixed: CfgSurfaces protected against addon modification. */ guess thats our answer

lol, now that script bit sounds interesting, slightly over my head though. i would assume that you could use eventhandlers with the init or fired commands to do it. i was in the middle of testing this earlier but the power went out, and i'm using the laptop now so still got no access to ofp stuff on my main comp, i'll try again tomorrow but it was tough...the fired eventhandler was registering for all weapons rather than just the grenade which would need to be sorted, i think eventhandlers have to be in the cfgvehicles section so the unit would exec the script rather than the weapon, but i'll see what happens. as far as the power of the grenade..what oyman suggested should be fine. ;)

for those who want to add a unit too try this: <table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tr><td>Code Sample </td></tr><tr><td id="CODE">// some basic defines #define TEast 0 #define TWest 1 #define TGuerrila 2 #define TCivilian 3 #define TSideUnknown 4 #define TEnemy 5 #define TFriendly 6 #define TLogic 7 #define true 1 #define false 0 // type scope #define private 0 #define protected 1 #define public 2 #define WeaponNoSlot 0// dummy weapons #define WeaponSlotPrimary 1// primary weapons #define WeaponSlotSecondary 16// secondary weapons #define WeaponSlotItem 256// items #define WeaponSlotBinocular 4096// binocular #define WeaponHardMounted 65536 class CfgPatches { class JMG_HandGrenade { units[] = {JMG_HandGrenadeSoldier}; weapons[] = {JMG_HandGrenade}; requiredVersion = 1.40; }; }; class CfgAmmo { class default {}; class Grenade: Default{}; class GrenadeHand: Grenade {}; class JMG_HandGrenade: GrenadeHand { //model="\JMG_HandGrenade\JMG_HandGrenade"; model=handgrenade.p3d; //<-normal grenade model soundHit[]={Explosions\expl3,db20,1}; soundFly[]={objects\noise,db-90,1}; hit=20;indirectHit=18;indirectHitRange=7; minRange=40;minRangeProbab=0.10; midRange=45;midRangeProbab=0.30; maxRange=60;maxRangeProbab=0.5; visibleFire=2; // how much is visible when this weapon is fired audibleFire=0.25; visibleFireTime=1; }; }; class CfgWeapons { class Default {}; class MGun: Default {}; class GrenadeLauncher: Default {}; class JMG_HandGrenade: GrenadeLauncher { scopeWeapon = private; scopeMagazine = public; valueWeapon=0; valueMagazine=1; weaponType=0; magazineType=WeaponSlotItem; picture="HandGrenade"; ammo="JMG_HandGrenade"; sound[]={"",1,1}; displayName="JMG HandGrenade"; displayNameMagazine="$STR_MN_HAND_GRENADE"; shortNameMagazine="$STR_SN_HAND_GRENADE"; initSpeed=22; maxLeadSpeed=7; reloadTime=1.5; count=1; reloadSound[]={"",1,1}; autoReload=1; showEmpty=0; canDrop=0; enableAttack=0; aiDispersionCoefX=2.000000; aiDispersionCoefY=2.000000; magazines[]={"JMG_HandGrenade"}; }; }; class CfgVehicles { class All{}; class AllVehicles:All{}; class Land:AllVehicles{}; class Man:Land{}; class Soldier:Man{}; class SoldierWB : Soldier{}; class JMG_HandGrenadeSoldier:SoldierWB { displayName = "JMG HandGrenade Soldier"; weapons[]={"m16","NVGoggles","Binocular","JMG_HandGrenade","Put","StrokeGun","StrokeFist"}; magazines[]={"m16","m16","m16","m16",JMG_HandGrenade,JMG_HandGrenade,JMG_HandGrenade,JMG_HandGrenade, JMG_HandGrenade, JMG_HandGrenade}; }; }; };

This works for me :) This basic config will add the weapon "JMG_HandGrenade" but not a soldier equipped with it. <table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tr><td>Code Sample </td></tr><tr><td id="CODE">// type scope #define private 0 #define protected 1 #define public 2 #define WeaponNoSlot 0// dummy weapons #define WeaponSlotPrimary 1// primary weapons #define WeaponSlotSecondary 16// secondary weapons #define WeaponSlotItem 256// items #define WeaponSlotBinocular 4096// binocular #define WeaponHardMounted 65536 class CfgPatches { class JMG_HandGrenade { units[] = {""}; weapons[] = {JMG_HandGrenade}; requiredVersion = 1.40; }; }; class CfgAmmo { class default {}; class Grenade: Default{}; class GrenadeHand: Grenade {}; class JMG_HandGrenade: GrenadeHand { model="\JMG_HandGrenade\JMG_HandGrenade"; //model=handgrenade.p3d; <-normal grenade model soundHit[]={Explosions\expl3,db20,1}; soundFly[]={objects\noise,db-90,1}; hit=20;indirectHit=18;indirectHitRange=7; minRange=40;minRangeProbab=0.10; midRange=45;midRangeProbab=0.30; maxRange=60;maxRangeProbab=0.5; visibleFire=2; // how much is visible when this weapon is fired audibleFire=0.25; visibleFireTime=1; }; }; class CfgWeapons { class Default {}; class MGun: Default {}; class GrenadeLauncher: Default {}; class JMG_HandGrenade: GrenadeLauncher { scopeWeapon = private; scopeMagazine = public; valueWeapon=0; valueMagazine=1; weaponType=0; magazineType=WeaponSlotItem; picture="HandGrenade"; ammo="JMG_HandGrenade"; sound[]={"",1,1}; displayName="JMG HandGrenade"; displayNameMagazine="$STR_MN_HAND_GRENADE"; shortNameMagazine="$STR_SN_HAND_GRENADE"; initSpeed=22; maxLeadSpeed=7; reloadTime=1.5; count=1; reloadSound[]={"",1,1}; autoReload=1; showEmpty=0; canDrop=0; enableAttack=0; aiDispersionCoefX=2.000000; aiDispersionCoefY=2.000000; magazines[]={"JMG_HandGrenade"}; }; }; };

Hi BergHoff, I've never made islands only things like fields etc, and they use the CfgSurfaces to change the sounds when you stand on em. example: <table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tr><td>Code Sample </td></tr><tr><td id="CODE">class CfgSurfaces { class default {}; class GrassGreen: default { access=2 files="texture*"; rough=0.090000; dust=0.200000; soundEnviron="grass"; }; }; files="texture*"; refers to the texture of the ground you are standing on, may also be like this files="texture"; - star omitted, star is like a wildcard for multiple textures with same name eg. texture1 texture2 texture3 soundEnviron="grass"; covers the sound you hear when standing on that texture. i don't know if you can link straight to your own sounds there, by the looks of kegs example they need to be declared above eg <table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tr><td>Code Sample </td></tr><tr><td id="CODE">class SoundEnvironExt\ {\ MYSnow[]={{"\MYIsland\sound\snowstep.wav",0.001426,1.3}};\ }; //using this eg. soundEnviron="MYSnow"; should be in CfgSurfaces of course since i don't do islands this is all speculation but i think it's worth a try, if anyone else knows for sure why not lend a hand...meanwhile i'll try my hand at a very crude island to see if i can get it working, no promises though Scanger edit: we're gonna need an example from an island that already has the feature. i tried Kegs Winter Nogojev addon v1.1 but i don't get the snow footstep sounds, maybe it's my OFP install but unless i can get it working it'll be pointless trying myself, can you hear the snow steps in Winter Nogojev addon v1.1? but i'm still on it :)

yup you're right there Colonel_Klink, i had noticed my coffin bouncing a bit and making that "I'm a BMP and i just fell roof first down a hill" kinda noise, turnin the mass up fixed the prob, for the most part it should be cool, i've yet to see a building floating off(well actually i have..no mass in geometry LOD+1 bullet in the side), my point being, make your buildings heavy people Scanger

For those who are still wondering about SetObjectTexture on buildings etc, I found this the easiest way to do it. note the "Thing" class in cfgVehicles, if your addon is declared as a normal building without the "Thing" class referenced, more often than not SoT won't work. <table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tr><td>Code Sample </td></tr><tr><td id="CODE">class cfgPatches { class tag_myaddon { units[] = {tag_myaddon}; weapons[] = {}; requiredversion = 1.0; }; }; class CfgModels { class Default{}; class tag_myaddon: Default {   sections[]={"hs1","hs2"}; }; }; class cfgVehicles { class All {}; class Thing: All {}; class tag_myaddon: Thing { displayname="My Addon" model="\tag_myaddon\tag_myaddon"; icon="\tag_myaddon\icon.paa"; armor=2000; scope=2; nameSound="building"; hiddenSelections[]={"hs1","hs2"}; }; }; Once that's done, just use this command in the INIT box of a unit, if using in a trigger you must name the unit and reference that name instead of "this" this SetObjectTexture [0,"\tag_myaddon\newtexture1.jpg"] the 0 corresponding to hidden selection "hs1" this SetObjectTexture [1,"\tag_myaddon\newtexture2.jpg"] the 1 corresponding to hidden selection "hs2" And so on and so forth Hope this helps people, i utilised it today making military coffins with flags draped over them, this way you can have any flag u want on the coffin. And since using the "thing" class works it saves me having to declare the coffin as a jeep(which had to be done to get SoT working until i figured that out lol) so no more zooming around in my coffins at 150mph  So you can try that out anyway and see what happens, i tested animations under the "thing" class and everything's cool too, so at least for what i need this will totally cover it. Scanger

Ok, I'm making the Ju-87 'Stuka', thing is, the rear gunner is nearly impossible to impliment. Tanks and helicopters accept turrets no problem but the: "class Plane:Air {};" doesn't want to accept it and the gun can't rotate. Anyone know of this being done or a method of doing it? If i can't get this to work 'properly' i'll either have to place the gunner in by means of a positioning script with a modified M2 machine gun(therefore leaving him liable to fall out on sharp turns) or just not use him at all. Any ideas?

i'll have a look at it's hitpoints, i haven't put much work into that section really, just the fire geometry is used currently. since it's still beta all problems mentioned will be fixed. the mini propellor for the siren only exists on one side, as in the original, the pic above has it on the opposite side i think. this propellor is wind activated/basically over 20mph i think, maybe 10 it starts spinning...if you look closely you will see it. and thx Lee i appreciate it..very nice pic there too.

thx for the positive responses This is still in beta so we are open to suggestions such as tankbusting etc, as far as the  siren goes, i think it is audible in MP but wouldn't be 100% sure. The dive script is far from complete and may be totally replaced before the final, whatever works best. And yes, good old IL-2 is for sure...that has provided much inspiration/textures for this plane, it's nice to have a stuka in OFP and once we optimize the plane, it should be great to fly. this is a reasonably old pic, most textures have been updated and improved slightly, there's also 1 other camo not shown

howdy BraTTy, i've been around...just been out of the modelling game for the past few months, but now I'm back with Desert War 1942 Mod(U know them well)...don't forget Demo is Feb 26th In hindsight, picking the Stuka was a bad choice, very nice plane, but a nightmare to add full features, like now i'm tryna get a automated dive-bombing and it's driving me mad. Nevertheless, the rear gunner isn't a necessity,would just be nice to have(although adds problem of backwards facing man in control of bombs lol) but i'll happily take any ideas you're willing to share. I can see how u were trying to work the gunner in the Helldiver, very interesting idea, i could always give it a try. My Stuka is nearly complete just a lot of cleaning up to do. I think there's still some screens of it on the DW42 Forum Thanks

I know about the "-nosplash" switch but with the original scripts.pbo this will also fail, the only way I can work it is with the one I have provided and a 2MB file heap.

I also just realised, i hate the splash screens at the start of the game so I opened up the PBO file and removed them...when I use the original scripts.pbo, i get a green screen even with the 2mb file heap...but with my edited PBO and a 2MB file heap, everything works...heres a link to my file scripts.pbo put this in your "OperationFlashpoint\DTA" folder Also set your file heap to 2MB

The way I did it is: Install Operation Flashpoint(Original) Install Resistance Install patch 1.85 Install patch 1.90 Install patch 1.91 Install patch 1.92 beta Green Screen happening since I changed to fx5600, but 2MB file heap has always worked, even to stop O.pbo error, so it might work for some people, fingers crossed. I hope they fix this problem in the final 1.92 Heres the contents of my Flashpoint.cfg file and it works for me Look at my NEXT post before resorting to using this. ------------- Product="Resistance"; Language="English"; HW_Type="Direct3D HW T&L"; Adapter=0; 3D_Performance="6000"; CPU_Benchmark=6000; Resolution_W="1152"; Resolution_H="864"; Resolution_Bpp="32"; LOD=7.500000; Limit_LOD=0.019000; Shadows_LOD=0.050000; MaxObjects=256; Cockpit_Textures=1024; Landscape_Textures=1024; Object_Textures=1024; Animated_Textures=64; Textures_Drop_Down=4; Texture_Heap="16"; File_Heap="2"; Total_Memory="512"; MaxLights=32; Light_Explo=1; Light_Missile=1; Light_Static=1; Frame_Rate_Pref=500; Quality_Pref=500; refresh=70;