Gobbas

So I can now get them to board the chopper and to disembark. Now though, after they disembark they try to re-embark. Using: Trigger1: cond: this AND isTouchingGround evac AND s6 distance evac <= 30; on act: s6 assignascargo evac; [s6] ordergetin true; There is currently 8 of these (s1 to s8) for each soldier that is to use the trigger Trigger2: Cond: this AND isTouchingGround evac; on act: [s1] ordergetin false; [s2] ordergetin false; [s3] ordergetin false; [s4] ordergetin false; [s5] ordergetin false; [s6] ordergetin false; [s7] ordergetin false; [s8] ordergetin false; I have tried with leavevehicle as well but that produces the same effect. What is happening? Thanks you.

Well, it is no waypoints but triggers.

Hi, So am I quite new to this mission building. After googling the last couple of days to try and solve my issue, I now decided to ask for help. The Goal is to have a bunch of soldiers embark a helicopter when it lands, then disembark at a specific point. Then the helicopter has to be able to return and pick up more soldiers in the original area. I have tried several ways, but the behaviour is always weird in some way. Either they won't embark, or they will not disembark, or they try and embark even when the helicopter is outside the trigger area. What I have tried last is: Embark trigger: Condition: this and isTouchingGround evac and soldier2_7 distance evac <= 15; on activation: soldier2_7 assignAsCargo evac; [soldier2_7] orderGetIn true; Disembark trigger: condition: this and isTouchingGround evac; on activation: soldier2_7 leaveVehicle evac; unassignVehicle soldier2_7; I have both set to present and blufor. I have tried without "this". I have tried the embark trigger without distance to evac but then those that couldn't fit in the chopper the first trip just started running after it. What am I doing wrong? Thank you.

Back a long time ago when registering for my first e-mail (Hotmail), I wanted something without a number behind it. I also liked goblins, so it became Gobbas and has stuck with me since then.

Yes, the lack of concrete information about this is a bit frustrating.