Zelgadis -92nd-

Thanks, so there is no reason letting my players run around with ironsights

Hello everyone.. I recently wondered, what is a realistic loadout for a fireteam, regarding the scopes? When I set a fireteam in the editor, the leader has RCO, some have red dot, autorifleman has only ironsights. Is that a realistic loadout? Why not just give everyone a RCO for more flexibility and a higher combat range? My players always cry "give us the RCO, I can't even see the enemy". In my mission, I'm building, I just gave every unit the RCO, but is this realistic?

That's it!!!! It works. Thanks a lot :)

How would you do it?

hhmm...what is "S1e"? You named the sound class "intheshed", so doesn't it has to be pallet say3d "intheshed";?

Okay, didn't know that. Will give it a try, thank you :)

I suppose you have a trigger which sets the task to completed. You can then check in the second trigger conditions, whether the first trigger has fired. I make my Mission triggers in two steps, lets say the players have to reach a specific area to complete the task, and then the option to speak with the civilian gets available. I make a trigger zone, blufor present, on activation it sets a variable "z1 = 1;". I set another trigger, condition "z1 == 1;" which I sync with the set task state module, to complete the task. On this trigger in the activation, you can add the code to make the speak to civilian action available. Or you create another trigger with "z1 == 1;" Don't forget to initialise z1 on mission start (z1 = 0;) in the init field of some ai unit. Just to be safe.

Oh yes, thanks :)

For a mission I'm working on, I need 3 more voice actors. Two of them will have only one short sentence, one will provide the voice over for the player unit. Prerequisites: - German language - Good recording quality, this will be no radio call - No or nearly no background noise - WAV files (mono is sufficient) Situation: Players will have to patrol a checkpoint route and get sitreps from the various checkpoints. Nothing happendes for a long time, so duty is boring and routine, until this day... Voice acting is needed for the various sitreps and the player's answers Mission overview: This will be my second attempt in adding voice acting in a mission, so I can only provide you this teaser for a DCS: World mission I made before as a demo.

No one?

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For a mission I'm working on, I need 3 more voice actors. Two of them will have only one short sentence, one will provide the voice over for the player unit. Prerequisites: - German language - Good recording quality, this will be no radio call - No or nearly no background noise - WAV files (mono is sufficient) Situation: Players will have to patrol a checkpoint route and get sitreps from the various checkpoints. Nothing happendes for a long time, so duty is boring and routine, until this day... Voice acting is needed for the various sitreps and the player's answers Mission overview: This will be my second attempt in adding voice acting in a mission, so I can only provide you this teaser for a DCS: World mission I made before as a demo.

The script is "srch = 1;" Maybe I don't fully understand the concept where this variable exists and where the script has to be run in multiplayer. When I just add a trigger zone which sets srch = 1 I can walk into the zone as a client and the tigger gets fired. Why doesn't it work, when the variable is set via the addaction?

Ah..so obvious.. :D will try that when at home.. ---------- Post added at 04:22 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:19 PM ---------- Doesn't get me a script error now, but anyhow doesn't work. Now in multiplayer (tested with 2 players) the heli had 2 actions on it both called "Search Heli", and still the client player was not able to activate it... Any suggestions?

Would help to know where the script is, where he expects nothing..