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Interesting. I was running this script on my server last week when we encountered server crashes. Can i ask, how do you know this script caused your server to crash?

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I've looked into this and i have to say that it is a can of worms. The animations used when dragging the body are simply enough but making the animations work across a network is particularly tricky, especially when you are dealing with dragging other players. Good luck anyways!

This is extracted from my mission. It will need adjusting to work in your mission but it basically creates a group of units and a vehicle near the player and gives them a waypoint. If the player gets too far away then the units, the script deletes the units and the script will reset.

Type refers to the unit which is been selected. House groups, patrol groups, motorised groups, armoured groups, attach helicopter groups, transport helicopter groups.

Just put in the init.sqf PLAYER setcaptive false; If your problem persists then it's another issue

Very strange. Maybe your team mates are perceived as more threatening ;)

sweet!

Try this instead of forceend endMission "END1";

Its probably just my trial and error approach to building scripts. But I have noticed some irregularities with the while condition. I try to avoid Waituntil commands where possible so i don't have as much experience with them. I assumed they would behave similarly

Your errors are happening because there is not enough space in the containers for the magazines you are trying to add. Add a condition in the switch which detects for space in the containers before attempting to add magazines to avoid this error.

Yes waitUntil and while conditions are pretty unreliable. What I do is have a while command with an exitwith to replace the waituntil For example; // REPLACE WAITUNTIL while {true} do { sleep 0.1; if (((((position _object) select 2) < 1) || (isNil "_para"))) exitWith {}; }; // CONTINUE CODE HERE AS USUAL

If you have very large marker with a lot of groups then it will lag a bit when you activate the zone. Try separating the marker into smaller individual markers and apply eos zones with smaller groups

_grp = group theuav; _unit = player; while {true} do { if (!alive (leader _grp)) exitWith {}; _wp = _grp addWaypoint [position _unit, 0]; _wp setWaypointType "MOVE"; sleep 1; };

You have misspelled triggeractivated in your code. mis1 = player addaction [""<t color=""#FF8400"">" +"Capture AAC Airfield","ops\aac.sqf","",1,false,true,"","triggeractivated trig2"];