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No special programs needed. What you need is to define CfgSentences in your Description.ext. Here’s an example: class CfgSentences { class Mission { class Conversation { file = "conversation.bikb"; class Sentences { class soldier1_1 { text = "Soldier 1 text"; speech[] = {"\speech\soldier1.ogg"}; actor = "soldier1"; class Arguments {}; }; class soldier2_1 { text = "Soldier 2 text"; speech[] = {"\speech\soldier2.ogg"}; actor = "soldier2"; class Arguments {}; }; }; class Arguments {}; class Special {}; startWithVocal[] = {hour}; startWithConsonant[] = {europe,university}; }; }; }; Create new class in CfgSentences for any separate conversations. In this example, soldier1 start to talk first. After that soldier2 starts to talk. So “text†is a subtitles for their speech, “speech†is a sound file with voice, and “actor†is a name of a unit. After that create conversation.bikb file, and put whole Conversation class in it (except “file†parameter), or in-game conversation will not work. Like this: class Sentences { class soldier1_1 { text = "Soldier 1 text"; speech[] = {"\speech\soldier1.ogg"}; actor = "soldier1"; class Arguments {}; }; class soldier2_1 { text = "Soldier 2 text"; speech[] = {"\speech\soldier2.ogg"}; actor = "soldier2"; class Arguments {}; }; }; class Arguments {}; class Special {}; startWithVocal[] = {hour}; startWithConsonant[] = {europe,university}; Use this method with BIS_fnc_kbTell (you can find its description in Function Viewer).

This code will output player’s position every 5 seconds. Put this in your init.sqf. [] spawn { while {true} do { hint format["Time since mission start: %1\nPosition: %2",time,position player]; sleep 5; }; };

I used this command.

Yeah, not the best way, but it works. Try this: removeMagazineFromContainer = { private ["_container","_magazine","_cargo","_index"]; _container = _this select 0; _magazine = _this select 1; _cargo = magazineCargo _container; _index = _cargo find _magazine; if (_index != -1) then { private ["_i"]; _i = 0; clearMagazineCargo _container; { if (_index != _i) then {_container addMagazineCargo [_x,1]}; _i = _i+1; } forEach _cargo; }; }; For example: [uniformContainer player,"16Rnd_9x21_Mag"] call removeMagazineFromContainer;

You can just remove single magazine with removeMagazine, but if you want to customize player’s uniform, you have to remove all magazines from it and then add magazines that you want: _uniform = uniformContainer player; clearMagazineCargo _uniform; _uniform addMagazineCargo ["SmokeShellRed",3];

This will enable debug console only for host/admins. enableDebugConsole = 1;

You can use BIS_fnc_inString command: ["two","onetwothree"] call BIS_fnc_inString;

You don’t have to repeat it. There is a description of this command in functions viewer: /* Author: Thomas Ryan Description: Easily carry out complex fading. Default values will be used if parameters aren't defined or set to nil. Parameter(s): _this select 0 (Optional): NUMBER - 0: fade out, 1: fade in _this select 1 (Optional): STRING - "BLACK": black fade, "WHITE": white fade _this select 2 (Optional): NUMBER - Duration of the fade in seconds _this select 3 (Optional): NUMBER - 1: blur while fading, 0: don't use blur _this select 4 (Optional): STRING - String of the music track you wish to play (will only work with fading in) _this select 5 (Optional): STRING - Ending you wish to use (will only work with fading out) _this select 6 (Optional): NUMBER - Use 0: failMission, 1: endMission Returns: Nothing. */ So edit third parameter to change fade duration.

You can add a smooth fade at the start of a mission. [1,"BLACK",5] call BIS_fnc_fadeEffect;

player removeItems "FirstAidKit";

Like this: [] spawn { true setCamUseTi 0; // Turns thermal vision on [player,"Alone on the beach, a young man dreams of love.",80,nil,270,1] spawn BIS_fnc_establishingShot; // Your establishing shot waitUntil {!isNil "BIS_fnc_establishingShot_playing" && {!BIS_fnc_establishingShot_playing}}; // Wait until establishing shot has stopped playing false setCamUseTi 0; // Turns thermal vision off };

Yes, establishing shot would stop in around 10–15 seconds, or you just can press space to skip it.

Default kbTell and BIS_fnc_kbTell are somehow differ. Take a look at BIS_fnc_kbTell description at function viewer. Anyway, you can use playMusic instead of say, say3D, etc. Works fine with first person view in all vehicles.

In that showcase, they’re used BIS_fnc_kbTell.

You can also use "acts_PointingLeftUnarmed" and "acts_StandingSpeakingUnarmed", both plays looped with switchMove command.

I’m using the following construction without problems: pilot doMove getPos helipad; waitUntil {unitReady pilot}; heli land "LAND";

You can use invisible helipad then, works perfect.

As I know, just put BIS_bravoGo in a condition field of a trigger.

Here it is. AfricanHead_01 AfricanHead_02 AfricanHead_03 AsianHead_A3_01 AsianHead_A3_02 AsianHead_A3_03 GreekHead_A3_01 GreekHead_A3_02 GreekHead_A3_03 GreekHead_A3_04 GreekHead_A3_05 GreekHead_A3_06 GreekHead_A3_07 GreekHead_A3_08 GreekHead_A3_09 PersianHead_A3_01 PersianHead_A3_02 PersianHead_A3_03 NATOHead_01 WhiteHead_02 WhiteHead_03 WhiteHead_04 WhiteHead_05 WhiteHead_06 WhiteHead_07 WhiteHead_08 WhiteHead_09 WhiteHead_10 WhiteHead_11 WhiteHead_12 WhiteHead_13 WhiteHead_14 WhiteHead_15

And yeah, I mean not the click sound but video file’s sound itself.

Hello. I’m using BIS_fnc_titlecard to show video at the start of the mission and I encountered a problem: when I press space to skip video, sound continues to play. Is there a way to fix that or not? Thanks in advance.

Here it is: ["video.ogv",false] spawn BIS_fnc_titlecard; waitUntil {!(isNil "BIS_fnc_titlecard_finished")}; [ helipad, text nearestLocation [getPos helipad,"NameVillage"], 250, 125, 135, 0, [ [getText(configFile >> "CfgMarkers" >> "c_air" >> "icon"),[0,0.3,0.6,1],helipad,1,1,0,"Landing Zone"] ] ] spawn BIS_fnc_establishingShot;

Not sure if this causes a problem, but shouldn't file path be written with quotes? class CfgMusic { tracks[]={}; class music1 { name = "ACDC"; sound[] = {"\music\introz.ogg", db+10, 1.0}; }; };

It’s not a bug, it’s a feature!

Try this.