killzone_kid

The code looks ok, apart from that you probably better off adding magazines before adding weapon. What's the last hint displayed when you run your script OP? ---------- Post added at 22:17 ---------- Previous post was at 22:14 ---------- KitArray will be identical to WepArray, what is the point?

If someone goes player="trololol"; publicVariable "player"; it will break MP instantly for everyone. But I guess it ain't a problem then.

scalar means that the engine knows the type of variable (which is scalar i.e. number) but value is undefined.

I'd imagine you would need to overwrite the class, redefine it again in config.hpp in your mod class CfgAISkill { aimingAccuracy[] = {0,0,1,1}; aimingShake[] = {0,0,1,1}; aimingSpeed[] = {0,0.5,1,1}; commanding[] = {0,0,1,1}; courage[] = {0,0,1,1}; endurance[] = {0,0,1,1}; general[] = {0,0,1,1}; reloadSpeed[] = {0,0,1,1}; spotDistance[] = {0,0.2,1,0.4}; spotTime[] = {0,0,1,0.7}; }; then change spot distance probability to min 1 max 1 regardless of skill just to see if it's working spotDistance[] = {0,1,1,1};

http://community.bistudio.com/wiki/allMapMarkers maybe?

Well it seems it is kinda possible.

You can disable user input and then script camera and animations yourself in MP. It even gives you wide screen borders on camera sort of cinematic effect.

ai with spotting skill 1 will still have 0.4 spotting probability. you will probably need to overwrite cfgAIskills to make it higher

i wouldnt keep high hopes for java just yet looks like it might be supported as an extension which is not too bad but core will still be sqf.

And so is _array find _item as well, but if (worldName == "ChErNaRuS") then {...} will be true on chernarus map.

Makes no difference arma string comparison is case insensitive basically "CherNarUs" == "chernarus" will produce true

too many ((((( waitUntil {side player == blufor && {(player distance _spwnpos) < 10}};

You can check if player is facing object with direction player command and some geometry calculations. There are also built in BIS functions you can use for that but in my experience you are better off writing your own.

_castlegate = createVehicle ["Land_A_Castle_Gate", position Castlegate, [], 0, "NONE"]; _castlegate setDir 120; //your direction _castlegate setPos (getPos _castlegate); Use setPos after you used setDir to sync.

use format ["%1",_value] instead of str _value. "any" will not show with str but will show with format (due to error trying to str undefined value)

you can just have a config.sqf file redistributed with new scripts that will contain paths to new scripts if you want drag and drop system. the path to config.sqf is permanent then config.sqf can contain all other configs you need to run new scripts.

Doesnt work for me either

perhaps vehicle was damaged 0.5 and more?

While the dev is here, will it work on dedi server? I haven't tested it for the lack of one.

Trying to terminate spawned script from inside said script froze and crashed my Arma 2 quite few times for it to be an accident. Maybe Arma 3 is different.

actually you are not removing anything, your currentplayers equals playableunits, this is why it works.

if (!isPlayer _unit) then { //not human player };

in this case //function: rHINT = []; fnc_rHINT = { private ["_player","_message"]; _player = _this select 0; _message = _this select 1; if (!isNull _player && {local _player}) then { hint _message; }; }; "rHINT" addPublicVariableEventHandler {(_this select 1) call fnc_rHINT;}; //call: rHINT = [playerObj, "message"]; if (local (rHINT select 0)) then { rHINT call fnc_rHINT; } else { publicVariable "rHINT"; };

Nice one, thanks.

you can store ingame variables in the file and retrieve them later for example with http://community.bistudio.com/wiki/saveProfileNamespace