Harzach

Just played around with it a little and it seems that the volume parameters in CFGSounds and CFGRadio do nothing when calling sideRadio or its variants. You might need to adjust the inherent volume of your .ogg file.

How are you calling sideRadio?

This topic might find a better audience in Configs & Scripting.

Maybe take a look at @Incontinentia's Incon Undercover.

Also, CFGRadio uses this syntax: class PilotOuttaHere { name = "PilotOuttaHere"; sound[] = { "sounds\PilotOuttaHere.ogg", db+30, 1 }; title = "Test"; }; https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/Description.ext#CfgSounds https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/Description.ext#CfgRadio

What's with the extra commas?

Just tested, and it looks like a conflict between OPTICS and OPTICS TEMPORARY. Since you want to ADS only when holding right mouse, I'd say unbind the OPTICS command completely. If you want the functionality of both commands, rebind OPTICS to simply "Sec. Mouse Button" (no "Hold"). Tapping RMB will toggle ADS, while holding RMB will be a momentary ADS.

I guess this "feature" was added with Apex? I don't see it all of the time, and never in the editor itself. Sounds like a bug.

It's not an accusation. They are just trying to figure out why the call and other unnecessary formatting is there. And I'll point out that the code is absolutely copied from a mission.sqm, just not by you.

I've seen this in the mission.sqm itself, but are you saying you are seeing changes in the editor as well?

It looks like repairing with the toolkit doesn't actually change the damage value of the vehicle, it just restores functionality. A value of 0.9 is apparently the point at which a vehicle is ready to explode. If in the vehicle's init* I set its damage to just above that threshold (0.899999), I can see in-game that all components are RED. If I repair the vehicle, all components return to AMBER. However, getDammage still returns a value of 0.899999. *Side note: Setting damage via the slider is inaccurate at best, and entering a value directly does not set that exact value. For example, were I to attempt to set the damage to the above value, getDammage would return a value of 0.9.

Does it matter what is happening in the script at all, or is terminate a true killswitch? I wonder because he says he tried it.

Sometimes things change. Regardless, there is no reason not to post the code here, and you are still forcing a download where one is not necessary.

It is great to supply an example mission, but it would be ideal to post the contents of the script here, so those seeking help don't have to download a mission that might not be there in a month.

Oh, in the trigger's onAct, it should be: nul = [your_start_time_here] execVM "timer.sqf";

Have you replaced your_start_time_here with a number?

Have you created the timer.sqf script and placed it in the root of your mission folder?

It is best practice to share your solutions, so that others with the same question will find something other than an empty topic.

That is a programmable mouse. You can create a profile for Arma that has the left and right mouse buttons switched.

Hmm. Pretty sure AHK is detected by Battleye, so that's probably a no-go. You can switch right and left mouse buttons in Mouse Properties>Buttons, have you tried that? Of course, that will change them for everything, so maybe not the best solution. What mouse are you using?

If you are unclear on SQF syntax, take a look here: https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/SQF_syntax

Let's compare it to CFGMusic and its classes in your example: class CfgMusic { // <--CFGMusic OPEN tracks[]={}; class music1 { // <--music1 OPEN name = "tune1"; sound[] = {"\music\tune1.ogg", db+0, 1.0}; }; // <--music1 CLOSED // same for class music2-12 }; // <--CFGMusic CLOSED onLoadName="Operation Black Sand"; //Mission Name Author="Little Dude Arts."; //Author's name loadScreen="image1.jpg"; //Image info onLoadMission="Radio contact lost."; //Message }; // <--WHERE DID THIS COME FROM }; // <--WHERE DID THIS COME FROM class CfgDebriefing { // <--CfgDebriefing OPEN, NEVER CLOSED class end1 {} // <--end1 OPEN AND CLOSED title = "Mission Failed"; subtitle = "You have been spotted!"; description = "CSAT's forces are incoming."; pictureBackground = ""; picture = ""; pictureColor[] = {0.0,0.3,0.6,1};

Right mouse is bound by default to several different functions, IIRC. Make sure they are all unbound.

Maybe some strategically placed Land_InvisibleBarrier_F objects?

Same answer, check your brackets. You have two extra closing brackets after the onloadmission entry, and class end1 does not have a closing bracket.