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I shall help you with your search: http://forums.bistudio.com/showthread.php?177483-How-to-ArmA-3-Editor-Creating-a-JIP-Proof-COOP-MP-Mission-Task-Setup If you had done a search on Google for "how to make JIP proof tasks ArmA 3" you would have seen the thread above.

If this is happening with other 7970's then you might have found a bug in ArmA 2. But seriously, why run ArmA 2 OA which such a gpu? Why not ArmA 3? It is so much more fun and immersive than ArmA 2...

They probably avoided it because it is a pain and time consuming process. Also, creating a lot of dialogs creates larger files. Which would mean that every core ArmA file would be bigger. Which equals even slower loading times for people without SSD's. Another reason could be: ArmA /2/3/ has an amazing mod community so maybe Bohemia was like; if they want it, they will make it themselves. No need to make core files huge or slow down the process of certain actions in game required to use in game functionality.

Thank your for the additional information. I have 2 things for you that you can try: 1. go into video settings where the gamma slider is while in game on multiplayer, singe player, editor and when in the main arma menu. 2. if all of the above result in the same thing, try cut paste your launch options somewhere in a file to see what ArmA does without all those add ons. Good luck!

are you making that mission in the editor? If so, select the modules mode, double-click on map and select "Scenario Flow" in the top selection menu. And then in the selection menu below it, select "mission failed". Then you can synchronise that module to a trigger for example. If the trigger becomes active, the mission will fail. I hope that helped.

Just to verify: is the slider available and can you slide it but nothing happens? Or is it blacked-out but still visible? If it is blacked-out then you probably switched to fullscreen window mode....

Nope. When the mission ends, nothing can be scripted after that. Try google though. There is an issue tracker that is asking for improvement of the existing debriefing screen. Try and make your voice be heard there, the bigger the chance that Bohemia will actually do something about it.

You should try and check with your host. Maybe there is something wrong with the memory or other hardware inside the server.

If everyone would do it like you then you will get those 84 pages threads that take ages to search through and where everyone is replying to everyone. A total mess.

If it is scripts that give the strobe light functionality, then yes. It will probably be possible to make. But you will need scripting knowledge for that.

Just to rule out the obvious: are you sure you set the correct launch parameters?

There can be problems, but it is not always the same solution. And yes, the best way to get your own problem solved is to ask about your problem. And no, you can not put a detailed description in an existing thread. That is called hijacking a thread. And yes, everyone should post their own problem if none of the other solutions in other threads solved the problem. That is how forums work and how they should work. If a forum is buried under a lot of threads, then the admins did not organise it correctly. The more threads for the same problem can lead to more solutions. Which eventually, will give more people the chance to find a solution. So basically you are doing a good job by posting your own problem instead of not posting because there is already someone else with the same problem. So Mirek, you might want to rethink your helping strategy.

use this: _camera cameraEffect ["terminate","back"] instead of this: player cameraEffect ["terminate","back"] :)

The big question is: what does it say before it kicks you?

Oh dang it. I misread the forum section. Sorry the script I gave you is for ArmA 3 :(

Isn't the sky just a texture/image?

are you sure you have saved them in the right format?

Ok well that should be fine. Not sure what motherboard you have though. The 7750 sounds like way to strong for the rest in the pc.

Ok my apologies. I misunderstood the post. To answer the question: yes, but on low settings. Like no AA, no eye candy like shadows and ATOC, etc. etc. But it will also depend on what resolution you are running.

Custom equipment can be applied via the editor with script, or with a connected db using ArmA2NET. (yes, ArmA2net even though it's ArmA 3)

really?? Those kind of specs in these days? Dude, my 27 year old brother had these specs when he was 15....

Are they also pixelated?

*snipped* script was for ArmA 3, not ArmA 2.

20-25 fps okay? Man my eyes start acting up with anything under 50......