JohnKalo

Maybe this will help: Although there can be two endings saying that team won or the other team won and give condolences to the losing team or something. Much more simple and surely possible 👍

Maybe a limitSpeed command as an addition will help. But if the acceleration of vehicles are different then every start stop will cause greater distances to occur. In this case maybe the turn you mentioned. Lol, I know. If it were not for MP then I would have quit Arma 3 editing years ago. If everything worked as it should it would take about 2-4 hours to make a mission not about 20-40. What if the first and last vehicle are tanks and you have no anti-armor weapons though. For military vehicles the distance between explosives would be 2+3+2 about 7 meters. Judging from ingame experience. Have not been in the army. Yet....

Well the Norrins/Devestators scripts did work on my end. Are you sure you are doing everything right? Because I remember it did take attention to every detail so as to reach the needed results. Unless you want vehicles to be like a meter or two near each other. Then yes those scripts will most likely not work.

Well since it works all good 👌 If anything happens at MP further testing we will check it again.

Hope this can help: https://www.reddit.com/r/arma/comments/4actrl/how_do_i_restrict_ai_movement_to_a_red_circle/

Update: Updated all my missions The above method works although it does show an error at the editor in the beggining of the mission stating: [BIS_fnc_loadInventory] Inventory "inventory_var" not found Hope it is nothing cause I spent about an hour and a half updating all missions.

But for init.sqf it says it applies for Single Player. The method I used so far worked only for host as it seems although the two files were execVM through the init.sqf. execVM "Scripts\onPlayerKilled.sqf"; execVM "Scripts\onPlayerRespawn.sqf"; EDIT: Found it. The EventHandlers work for all. Thanks 👍

I used the one posted here by @GEORGE FLOROS GR And after so much time I now discovered that it has to be in the initPlayerLocal.sqf !!! Might have to change this for all our missions. Now going crazy 🤪

Part of code used in my Ghosts Wanted mission: Player switchMove "AinvPknlMstpSnonWnonDnon_medicUp1"; sleep 3.846; _pos = getPos fence0; _newfence = createVehicle ["Land_IndFnc_3_D_F", _pos, [], 0, "CAN_COLLIDE"]; deleteVehicle fence0; the fence part should be the one you need

Well planning on using a trigger to call the script. That way it will work for all. So as far as I understand: HousePat = Compile preprocessFileLineNumbers "HousePatrol.sqf"; {[_x] call HousePat;} forEach [op1,op2,op3]; is the right way to go

Final Update: Yep it was simple after all. The code should be placed here: {[_x, "ON"] remoteExec ["switchLight",0,true];} forEach (nearestObjects [_caller, [], DistanceToReach]); // Codes can be placed here ; _target animateSource ["switchposition",1]; _target animateSource ["light",0];  _target setDamage 1;

Update again: Now I saw the code with the colors more clearly I found a solution. Placing the code here seemed to work: { [_x, "ON"] remoteExec ["switchLight",0,true]; man setDamage 1; } forEach (nearestObjects [_caller, [], DistanceToReach]); Posting it for anybody else wanting to use the switch although that might not be the right position. ForEach does not make much sense. Now tired will do more tests tomorrow ^^^

Update: I found the code that I had discovered some time ago on steam forums!!!!!! Here it is: DistanceToReach = 300; this addAction [ "Turn Off", { params ["_target", "_caller", "_actionId", "_arguments"]; { [_x, "OFF"] remoteExec ["switchLight",0,true]; } forEach (nearestObjects [_caller, [], DistanceToReach]); _target animateSource ["switchposition",1]; _target animateSource ["light",0]; _target setDamage 1; }, [], 1.5, true, true, "", "alive _target", 3, false, "", "" ]; this addAction [ "Turn On", { params ["_target", "_caller", "_actionId", "_arguments"]; { [_x, "ON"] remoteExec ["switchLight",0,true]; } forEach (nearestObjects [_caller, [], DistanceToReach]); _target animateSource ["switchposition",-1]; _target animateSource ["light",1]; _target setDamage 0; }, [], 1.5, true, true, "", "!alive _target", 3, false, "", "" ]; So now I have the a lever going up and down without really doing anything. Somewhere in there I can call a script. This must be simple but I cannot find it

Yep that is no actual guard. Oh okay. Thanks for the prompt reply 👍

This should have been easy to find but strangely I could not find anything. What I would like is to make the windows of a building break at a specific time. We are not talking about a vanilla building but for a building located at the Lythium map. Think it is a Jbad building too. And if possible have them break with the needed sound. If the later is not possible I will just play a sound for the players.

Well without an i5 a 4 Giga RAM and a 2 Giga Nvidia graphics card there will many issues. Unless you are used to low FPS and such.

A simple solution would be to let it fly for a second and then disable its simulation.

Or the ASR AI3 one: http://www.armaholic.com/page.php?id=24080

Well the ASR AI3 addon really helps the AI be better. Not a simple script though but it works and does not cause huge lag.

A quick solution could be to attach an invisible helipad to the vehicle and set the waypoint on it

Well to be honest I have never heard of such a thing happening again. For a quick and simple fix you can separate the audio from the video. Make the video without sound and play the audio via a trigger for example. Start the whole scene with: cutText ["","BLACK OUT"]; // so as for the screen to go black make the video start to play after some seconds so as for the song to have time to play. If the skipping of scenes happens in the video too you might have to do something more. Take the initial video and cut it into parts. Then use something like: ["nameOfVideo1.ogv"] call BIS_fnc_playVideo; sleep 10; ["nameOfVideo2.ogv"] call BIS_fnc_playVideo; sleep 10; and so on. It is not the best solution but it will work. Maybe it depends on the program you use to edit the video in the first place because you can play parts of videos with only audio.

Better place to look for an answer here: https://forums.bohemia.net/forums/forum/154-arma-3-mission-editing-scripting/

I must admit that things are not very clear but in general to make a video compatible with Arma 3 so as to play as it should: You create a video, you download, install and open Any Video Converter and you convert your video to a .ogv one [without changing the default resolution of the video provided by AVC]. Maybe other programs exist too but as far as I am aware only the above works.

Ok that is weird So the video plays as it should including sound and image and only skips some parts of the video scenes? All other video scenes are shown as they should? Sorry for repeating myself. When I say black screens I mean when the video plays normally and black screens is the effect of the video closing. Maybe however I am translating it wrong.

Hello, welcome to the forums! What do we mean by "the black screens of the video"? Effects implemented in the video alone or through the game as the video is played?