killzone_kid

sideLeader is not a command, so if it is undefined your code that is followed will be ignored. Also will possibly throw undefined error. You do have errors enabled, right? if you want to pass something by reference, put it in array and then modify array with set command

since varA is always objNull, it is quite logical your will also always be objNull

The better way would have been to clip it at 5, but I guess this is how it was implemented, it just rejects it all together

Added the note for you https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/playSound3D

antivirus?

You should use local object and setVelocityTransformation instead

add_tower_action = { _this getVariable "params" params ["_tower", "_price"]; if (player getVariable ['lmo_cash', 0] < _price) exitWith {}; _this setVariable ["tower_action", player addAction [format ["Purchase Tower <t color='#00ff00'>$%1</t>", _price], "scripts\towers.sqf", [_tower, _this, _price], 5, true, true, "", ""]]; }; remove_tower_action = { player removeAction (_this getVariable ["tower_action", -1]); _this setVariable ["tower_action", -1]; }; lmo_towers = { if (!hasInterface) exitWith {}; params ["_tower", "_price"]; _trig = createTrigger ["EmptyDetector", getPos _tower, false]; _trig setVariable ["params", _this]; _trig setVariable ["tower_action", -1]; _trig setTriggerArea [5, 5, 0, false]; _trig triggerAttachVehicle [player]; _trig setTriggerActivation ["VEHICLE", "PRESENT", true]; _trig setTriggerStatements ["this", "thisTrigger call add_tower_action", "thisTrigger call remove_tower_action"]; }; player setVariable ["lmo_cash", 2000]; towerPrice = 1000; [tower, towerPrice] call lmo_towers;

No code no idea

Add trigger by script, use local flag, link with player with triggerAttachVehicle

Not possibru

In a nutshell, addAction to the object with condition checking if player has an item, if yes, show action. If player activates action play animation.

It is possible but not with scripts. You can make a mod and change volumes on specific sounds in config

It should display "GUNNER" perhaps you were reading it too early. AFAIK you can not control where player aims with script unless you can hack mouse input via extension.

You can use cameraView instead of getObjectFOV to detect when player is ADS

When I started learning scripting I spent a lot of time on wiki which was not as good as it is now btw, and when it was lacking information I did my own experiments testing stuff and then adding it to wiki. What put me off spending more time answering your questions is what it seems to me like lack of effort from your side. Even a simple google search brings a lot of results from these forums about params. One of the top results on google: Params page has many examples as well, if you find hard to understand the writing or notes which are put in frames to stress their importance, the examples show you the correct way of using params command, which surely should be enough to figure out what it does if one takes time to contemplate the code. I guess you are lucky there are people on these forums that have a lot of patience and are willing to tell you the same thing over and over. I admit, I lack patience for these sort of things, so shoot me.

_x selectionPosition "player" would be [0,0,0], the same as any non existent selection. So basically the whole (visiblePosition _x select 2) +((_x ModelToWorld (_x selectionPosition "player")) select 2)+ 1.83 is just (visiblePosition _x select 2) + 1.83

LOL I was talking about your futile effort

So in your opinion if I just repeat one more time what I have already written on BIKI somehow it is magically going to make someone to understand? Well it won’t, as this thread clearly showed.

How more obvious could this be? https://prnt.sc/pujsvq

If you don’t understand what command does, why do you use it? Use what you can understand, like _this select n instead

addAction takes either code or string as second param on right hand side, you pass neither. Read the documentation for it.

Must be doing something wrong, lineIntersectsSurfaces detects wire fences just fine, Example 3 shows how.

switchLight will probably work in this case

You are overriding the default key down handling by returning non false (normally you return true). This is well documented on EH pages

Could you please point to pages that in your opinion should be improved?