Joe98

You can simulate bullets landing around you. In my testing I started with smoke grenades landing around me because I can see the smoke. Then I switched to night time and tried flares instead. Once I figured that out, I switched to mortars. Very scary! Then I tried other types of ammo and it all works. Then I switched to bullets . A rain of bullets can kill you. Is that what you are after? .

Place a waypoint on the map. A man will move to the centre of the waypoint. Now set the radius of the waypoint to 500 meters. The man will move to a point at random within the circle. In effect this is a random waypoint. The centre of the waypoint could be a building or a pond or some other obstacle. Set the completion radius to 30 meters to avoid obstacles. .

You could start with a simple version and build on it. Choose one item and place just one in the container via a script. When you get that to work, build on it.

You could place a marker on the map. Change the size to suit and select a colour that suits.

Place your man on the map. Surround the man with rectangular shaped triggers. Each trigger does the same thing, that is they run your script. The mission starts and the man starts walking and enters a trigger and the script runs. You have to delete the triggers as well. So each trigger should also say: Delete trigger 1, delete trigger 2, etc etc

I used to know how to place a timer up on the screen. It would count down from (say) 30 seconds. It was found on forum that was closed. I kick myself for not writing it down.

Place a box on the map. Name it box1 Place yourself on the map. Name yourself blue1 Place a friendly soldier nearby, standing on top of the box. the soldier is named blue2 Place another friendly soldier way over on the other side of the map. Name him blue3 Place a trigger on the map. If blue2 is killed then the trigger fires. the condition is !alive blue2 The command in the trigger is: blue3 setpos getpos box1 Now, shoot blue2. blue 2 is killed and blue3 is transported to the box. Back to your question: Every seat in a vehicle has a number. blue3 setpos getpos seat3 (of your vehicle - sorry I don't know the exact wording but you can experiment) .

When you place a person on the map the 3 options are: The person is the player The person is playable The person is non-playable If you are the player, and you wish to switch to the playable person, you do so with the stroke of a key. Every person sets up their keyboard for the game so your key will be different to mine. You can create a trigger so that when the trigger fires, you switch to the playable character. . ============================================================================== Problem: You can create lots of person as playable. In which case when you hit your key, you have to choose a character from a list. So it is best to make only one person playable.

When you create a trigger, you have the option: : the trigger is fired once only or : the trigger is fired every time the conditions are met .

Further, you can create a trigger. Given the conditions are fulfilled, the trigger fires. Then, the weapon he is carrying is deleted and replaced with a different weapon. To the observer, from a distance, he seems to be switching from one weapon to another.

May I suggest that you start by giving them an RPG and make sure they have no other weapon. And see how they handle it. In the second test give them a RPG and a pistol and see how they handle them. I have done this test. The RPG is always the secondary weapon. You have to give them an RPG and no other weapon. .

. You don't need to spawn anything. Create the unit with the details that you see fit. Place the unit in an out of the way place on the map. Create a trigger and when the trigger fires, transport the unit to the correct location. . .

You could place a box in every house and then there will be a box in all houses selected at random. .

Place a soldier on the map (you). Place an ammo box in the building. Place it on any floor you wish. Start the mission. Walk into the building and make sure the box is in the right place. If it is in the wrong place go back to the editor and move the box around. Keep doing this till it is in the right place. Now click on the box and read the X, Y, Z coordinates. You can now use a script to place the box on those coordinates. While you are getting the position correct, you can make minor adjustments to the coordinates to get the box just right, rather than moving it with your mouse. . .

Place a box on the map and click on the box. Set the placement radius to 20 meters. Now see the circle on the map around the box. The box will start at a place at random within the circle. .