Midnighters

Wrong topic.

[_var1,_var2] spawn { params["_var1","_var2"]; hintSilent format["This is VAR1: %1, This is VAR2: %2",_var1,_var2]; sleep 0.5; }; q note: whenever using spawn you'll need to pass any variables to spawn before you can use them in that scope.

just to clarify: "this" (without underscore) , is an editor only thing. So inside triggers, init boxes, etc it exists / is defined. whenever you're making an SQF script you may see: _this , which will either be the parameters passed to the script, or depending on what you're using it may be a special variable for something.

https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/Arma_3_Mission_Parameters + GEORGE FLOROSGR 's

Err...

Errors? Did the debug console return the event handler index properly? Did you execute locally?

player addEventHandler["FiredMan", { params["_unit","_weapon","_muzzle","_mode","_ammo","_magazine","_projectile","_vehicle"]; _sphere = "Sign_Sphere10cm_F" createVehicle (getPosATL _projecitle); _sphere attachTo[_projectile,[0,0,0]]; }];

Yes, there is no confusion. Thanks for your feedback pierre

{ } forEach playableUnits; //etc

Not in the slightest, I was just hoping for something better than that. It's already written so.

Was curious if there was a more streamlined process.

No I was never using allPlayers, just throwing an example. Thanks for your feedback though

you're welcome, I'm used to hearing Eric go on and on about this. That's particularly why I posted. But, I do hope you end up with a solution indeed.

doesn't matter MP or SP. I'm not sure if they reset on respawn, but they definitely don't need to be updated in a loop. They stay the same after set.

I guess I didn't put much thought into my example, but is there really not a cleaner way of doing so?