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Yes: !(isNull (objectParent npc1))

_boat1 is not object (the boat), but array, see BIKI.

@twistking, use select command.

Maybe, it depends on what you want.

You can use either database or profile namespace (profileNamespace, missionProfileNamespace).

Your code work's fine for me, but returns empty string, because the last line returns it (_text remoteExec ['systemChat',-2,FALSE];). It also won't systemChat of player's rankRating, because systemChat will be executed on each client, but not the server (in singleplayer or hosted game admin's computer is server).

@DMFalke, configs in SQF files won't work. You should include notifications.sqf (BTW, I recommend to change extension to cpp) into Description.ext.

@DMFalke, publish a code where CfgNotifications class is included.

Where this code is placed?

@Vadym Mazur, you use wrong syntax of getVariable command.

Yes.

@Vadym Mazur, you set rankRating variable in mission namespace, but get it's value from unit's namespace. Set value in unit's namespace, and, if it's multiplayer mission, make it public.

Good luck! By the way, you don't have to use preprocessor commands: private ["_captureMarker1", "_captureMarker2"]; for "_n" from 1 to 19 do { _captureMarker1 = format ["capture_%1", _n]; _captureMarker2 = format ["capture_%1", _n + 1]; ... };

You can use for-loop: #define CAPTURE_MARKER_FORMAT "capture_%1" private ["_captureMarker1", "_captureMarker2"]; for "_n" from 1 to 19 do { _captureMarker1 = format [CAPTURE_FORMAT_MARKER, _n]; _captureMarker2 = format [CAPTURE_FORMAT_MARKER, _n + 1]; ... };

@Casio91Fin, spawn your code as a new script, where using suspensions is allowed.