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Hope you guys like it! Please feel free to let me know if I should be doing anything differently(still new to it). Tutorial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQygf2qKIU4 Mission Template http://bit.ly/SoolieVehSelector Other links to check out http://killzonekid.com/arma-scripting-tutorials-gui-part-1/ http://killzonekid.com/hex-2-arma-gui-colour-converter/ https://forums.bistudio.com/topic/136734-dialog-tutorial-for-noobs-by-a-noob/ https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/Dialog_Control https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/User_Interface_Event_Handlers Common.hpp

I am trying to make a 3D object point to a position in GUI. I have the object at `z = 0.25`, I assume that the other 2D controls would be at `z = 0.00`. I have tested in the eden editor with the following code, and it works perfectly fine... // ... private _screw_driver_pos = position screwdriver; private _can_pos = position can; // ... private _dir_vector = _screw_driver_pos vectorFromTo _can_pos; // ... private _random_direction = [random 100, random 100, random 100]; _random_direction = vectorNormalized _random_direction; // ... private _up_vector = _dir_vector vectorCrossProduct _random_direction; _up_vector = vectorNormalized _up_vector; // ... screwdriver setVectorDirAndUp [_dir_vector, _up_vector]; This is the result of that: This is the code when working with the gui controls... // DEBUG debug_control_01 ctrlSetPosition [_screw_driver_tip_position_x, _screw_driver_tip_position_y]; debug_control_01 ctrlCommit 0; // DEBUG debug_control_02 ctrlSetPosition [_screw_driver_position_x, _screw_driver_position_y]; debug_control_02 ctrlCommit 0; // Get the screwdriver's current position and desired tip position private _screw_driver_position = [_screw_driver_position_x, _screw_driver_position_z, _screw_driver_position_y]; private _screw_driver_tip_position = [_screw_driver_tip_position_x, _screw_driver_tip_position_z, _screw_driver_tip_position_y]; // Update the screwdriver's position _screw_driver_object ctrlSetPosition _screw_driver_position; // Calculate the screwdriver's direction based on the tip position private _screw_driver_dir = _screw_driver_position vectorFromTo _screw_driver_tip_position; // ... private _random_direction = [random 100, random 100, random 100]; _random_direction = vectorNormalized _random_direction; // ... private _screw_driver_up = _screw_driver_dir vectorCrossProduct _random_direction; _screw_driver_up = vectorNormalized _screw_driver_up; // Update the screwdriver's direction _screw_driver_object ctrlSetModelDirAndUp [_screw_driver_dir, _screw_driver_up]; This is the result of that: If you understand why this happens or what I need to do to fix this, please help. The screwdriver's tip is supposed to be pointing at the red dot in the lock @Dedmen @killzone_kid Added github branch for more context: https://github.com/NumbNutsJunior/Active-Lockpicking/blob/screwdriver/Lockpicking.VR/hud/functions/fn_hud_lockpick.sqf

Hello there! I'm trying to pass a vehicle Object to a button action. On vehicles with variable names my current version works perfectly fine, but on vehicles without variable name it isn't... So do you guys have any ideas on how to pass the _vehicle variable to the button? // My current Version buttonSetAction [_idc, format ["player moveInDriver %1;", _vehicle]];

Hi! I'm looking to force a custom display on top of the arma 3 loading displays. But currently I can't do it. Anyway all works except when I press the "ok" button in the lobby. That's when arma switches its displays to the top. And no way to counter it. I tried several ways: - used a oneacheframe with the command "createDialog ["displayName", true]" - used a oneacheframe with the command "createDisplay "displayName"" - used a oneacheframe with the command "createDisplay "RscText"; _dsp ctrlSetBackgroundColor [0,0,0,1];" - to override the arma 3 base classes in the config.cpp with their "onLoad" - create a control on the current display. - used an init.sqf (with respect to its initialization order) - used a preInit function (mission and mod side) - used a prestart function Do you have any ideas? Thanks in advance ^^

Does anyone have any ideas where to start with properly handling dialog/menu input capturing? From digging around around the Reforger resources, it seems like a menu is the most appropriate class for what I'm trying to achieve (NPC quest menu) I can display my dialog layout using the HUD manager, but I need to be able to handle inputs, so I've been trying to figure out how to define a Menu in a way that I can use the MenuManager, but OpenMenu requires an enum as a menu input and I haven't been able to determine how Reforger associates Menus to enums. ChimeraMenuBase defines its own inherited enum, but I can't find where those enums associate to the UI classes with different names. They don't appear to exist in the project files at all. Am I missing something?

VPHUD stands for Virtual Pilot Head-Up Display What is VPHUD? Have you ever felt the need to look at the aircraft fixed gauges, because it had no HUD? Have you ever crashed your aircraft because you were distracted looking at such gauges? Have you ever wished the Advanced Flight Model GUI existed in the Standard Flight Model? If that's your case then I'm glad to tell you that VPHUD seeks to solve all those problems and wishes you ever had before. VPHUD is a seamless addon that adds two virtual gauges to all aircraft that do not have native HUD support. An Artificial Horizon to help you understand when your airplane is upside down, or if you're landing your helicopter perfectly leveled. A Vertical Speed Indicator to give you crucial information if the landing you're attempting to make it too harsh for your aircraft to handle. Some other misc information is also available such as altitude, throttle, and speed. How does it work? As mentioned before, the addon works seamlessly without the need for any configuration. All you have to do is get in an aircraft as a pilot, and the VPHUD will pop up immediately. At the left will show up the Vertical Speed Indicator and at the right the Artificial Horizon. But that's not all, you can change VPHUD's settings in addons options. What settings can I change? Change VPHUD scale and positioning. Change the System of Units between Imperial System and Metric System. Change the way altitude is measured between Sea Level and Ground Level. Enable a virtual crosshair and change its color and shape. You can even use the crosshair only if you don't care about the gauges. Enable a throttle indicator for airplanes or collective indicator for helicopters in the advanced flight model. How to aim the crosshair? You can change crosshair to whatever shape you want, however, I find V shape the most versatile. When NOT zoomed in the player aims with the V's top (default view), when zooming in the player aims with the bottom end of the V (right click zoom). Issues Altitude bar sometimes getting behind the Vertical Speed Indicator is expected behavior. Pitch is not perfectly accurate. Aside from that, none that I'm aware of. Let me know if you find any. Planned Improvements Gauges size scaling algorithm needs improvement. Virtual Flight Path Vector. Some way to reset settings as a last resort. Another VPHUD styling that replicates real aircraft HUDs. Meanwhile, this may interest you. Licensing No Redistribution - You may not publicly redistribute VPHUD without my consent. As such public modpacks/mod compilations are not authorized. The ONLY EXCEPTIONS are communities/clans that may PRIVATELY share VPHUD on their own PRIVATE repositories for PRIVATE IN-HOUSE use without noticing me. (I'll personally take care of distributing and keeping updated VPHUD on the most popular Arma public repositories. If you wish for VPHUD to be available on a public repository that is not yet available please contact me.) Attribution - You may create your own derivative works as long as you credit me for the original work on which your derivative work is based, but not in any way that suggests that I endorse you or your derivative work. Noncommercial - You may not use VPHUD for any commercial purposes whatsoever. Share Alike - Your derivative work must also be open for derivative works and not be used for commercial purposes as well (both Arma derivatives and non-Arma derivatives). You may opt to openly allow your derivative work to be publicly distributed. Download Repositories Steam Workshop Direct Download Feedback and suggestions are always welcome! Thank you. Contribute to the mod at GitHub.

Hi, can someone help me out with an example of a GUI containig a Expand/Collapse pane eg: The A3 3den editor atributes settings are Expandable and Collapseable but i cant get it to work 😕 thanks in advance

I'm trying to add a button and a filter dialog on map screens (briefing, in game map), but I've got this error message on mission loading : As if these controls were inheriting from RscListNbox class , ignoring the declaration : class lbl1: RscText For some reasons, a few controls display without any problems : Does anyone have any idea ? My config.cpp : class CfgPatches { class gdc_diary { units[] = {}; weapons[] = {}; requiredVersion = 0.1; requiredAddons[] = {"A3_Functions_F", "A3_Modules_F", "A3_UI_F"}; }; }; #include "base_classes.hpp" // Ecran carte en jeu class RscDisplayMainMap { //IDD 12 // Ajoute le dialogue de filtre des marqueurs class controls { #include "RscMrkFilter.cpp" }; }; // BRIEFING SCREEN class RscDisplayGetReady: RscDisplayMainMap { //IDD 37 // Ajoute le dialogue de filtre des marqueurs class controls { #include "RscMrkFilter.cpp" }; }; class RscDisplayClientGetReady: RscDisplayGetReady { //IDD 53 // Ajoute le dialogue de filtre des marqueurs class controls { #include "RscMrkFilter.cpp" }; }; class RscDisplayServerGetReady: RscDisplayGetReady { //IDD 52 // Ajoute le dialogue de filtre des marqueurs class controls { #include "RscMrkFilter.cpp" }; }; base_classes.hpp class RscText; class RscActiveText; class RscButton; class RscCheckbox; class RscControlsGroup; class ControlsBackground; class HScrollbar; class VScrollbar; class RscListNBox; RscMrkFilter.cpp : class gdc_MrkFilter_button: RscActiveText { idc= -1; style = 48; type = 11; access = 0; default = true; deletable = 0; fade = 0; //font = "PuristaMedium"; //shadow = 2; sizeEx = 0.4; action = "_ctrl = uiNameSpace getVariable 'crtlMrkFilter';if !(ctrlShown _ctrl) then {_ctrl ctrlShow true} else {_ctrl ctrlShow false}"; color[] = { 1, 1, 1, 0.6 }; colorText[] = {1, 1, 1, 1}; colorActive[] = { 1, 0.2, 0.2, 1 }; colorDisabled[] = {1,1,1,1}; /* soundEnter[] = { "", 0, 1 }; // no sound soundPush[] = { "", 0, 1 }; soundClick[] = { "", 0, 1 }; soundEscape[] = { "", 0, 1 }; */ x = safeZoneW + safeZoneX - (0.020630 * safezoneW); y = safezoneY; w = 0.020625 * safezoneW; h = 0.033 * safezoneH; text = "\GDC_mrkFilter\data\icon-filter.jpg"; tooltip = "Filtrer les marqueurs"; url = ""; }; //Filter control group class gdc_MrkFilter_grp: RscControlsGroup { idc = -1; onLoad = "uiNamespace setVariable ['crtlMrkFilter', _this select 0];"; text = ""; show = true; x = safeZoneW + safeZoneX - (0.1765 * safezoneW); y = 0.032 * safezoneH + safezoneY; h = 0.206 * safezoneH; w = 0.176 * safezoneW; class controls { class Backgrd: RscText { idc = -1; type = 0; style = 96; //x = 0.5; //y = 0.5; h = 0.206 * safezoneH; w = 0.176 * safezoneW; colorText[] = {1, 1, 1, 1}; colorBackground[]={0,0,0,1}; text = ""; }; class lbl1: RscText { idc = 1001; type = 0; style = 1; text = "Tous les marqueurs MM"; //--- ToDo: Localize; x = 0.04; y = 0.03; w = 0.07 * safezoneW; h = 0.015 * safezoneH; colorText[] = {1,1,1,1}; colorBackground[] = {-1,-1,-1,0}; sizeEx = 0.015 * safezoneH; }; class chkBx1: RscCheckbox { idc = 2001; checked = 1; x = 0.21; y = 0.02; w = 1.2 * (((safezoneW / safezoneH) min 1.2) / 40); h = 1.2 * ((((safezoneW / safezoneH) min 1.2) / 1.2) / 25); }; //box blufor class Bx79: RscText { idc = 2079; x = 0.212; y = 0.08; w = 1 * (((safezoneW / safezoneH) min 1.2) / 40); h = 1 * ((((safezoneW / safezoneH) min 1.2) / 1.2) / 25); colorBackground[] = {0,0.3,0.6,1}; }; //box opfor class Bx89: RscText { idc = 2089; x = 0.262; y = 0.08; w = 1 * (((safezoneW / safezoneH) min 1.2) / 40); h = 1 * ((((safezoneW / safezoneH) min 1.2) / 1.2) / 25); colorBackground[] = {0.5,0,0,1}; }; //box guer class Bx99: RscText { idc = 2099; x = 0.312; y = 0.08; w = 1 * (((safezoneW / safezoneH) min 1.2) / 40); h = 1 * ((((safezoneW / safezoneH) min 1.2) / 1.2) / 25); colorBackground[] = {0,0.5,0,1}; }; //box all class Bx69: RscText { idc = 2069; type = 0; style = 2; text = "Tous"; x = 0.372; y = 0.08; w = 1 * (((safezoneW / safezoneH) min 1.2) / 40); h = 1 * ((((safezoneW / safezoneH) min 1.2) / 1.2) / 25); colorText[] = {1,1,1,1}; colorBackground[] = {-1,-1,-1,0}; sizeEx = 0.015 * safezoneH; }; class lbl2: RscText { idc = 1002; type = 0; style = 1; text = "Marqueurs AAP"; //--- ToDo: Localize; x = 0.04; y = 0.13; w = 0.07 * safezoneW; h = 0.015 * safezoneH; colorText[] = {1,1,1,1}; colorBackground[] = {-1,-1,-1,0}; sizeEx = 0.015 * safezoneH; }; class chkBx2a: RscCheckbox { idc = 2002; checked = 1; x = 0.21; y = 0.12; w = 1.2 * (((safezoneW / safezoneH) min 1.2) / 40); h = 1.2 * ((((safezoneW / safezoneH) min 1.2) / 1.2) / 25); }; class chkBx2b: RscCheckbox { idc = 2012; checked = 1; x = 0.26; y = 0.12; w = 1.2 * (((safezoneW / safezoneH) min 1.2) / 40); h = 1.2 * ((((safezoneW / safezoneH) min 1.2) / 1.2) / 25); }; class chkBx2c: RscCheckbox { idc = 2022; checked = 1; x = 0.31; y = 0.12; w = 1.2 * (((safezoneW / safezoneH) min 1.2) / 40); h = 1.2 * ((((safezoneW / safezoneH) min 1.2) / 1.2) / 25); }; class chkBx2d: RscCheckbox { idc = 2032; checked = 1; x = 0.37; y = 0.12; w = 1.2 * (((safezoneW / safezoneH) min 1.2) / 40); h = 1.2 * ((((safezoneW / safezoneH) min 1.2) / 1.2) / 25); }; class lbl3: RscText { idc = 1003; type = 0; style = 1; text = "Marqueurs de zone"; //--- ToDo: Localize; x = 0.04; y = 0.18; w = 0.07 * safezoneW; h = 0.015 * safezoneH; colorText[] = {1,1,1,1}; colorBackground[] = {-1,-1,-1,0}; sizeEx = 0.015 * safezoneH; }; class chkBx3: RscCheckbox { idc = 2003; checked = 1; x = 0.21; y = 0.17; w = 1.2 * (((safezoneW / safezoneH) min 1.2) / 40); h = 1.2 * ((((safezoneW / safezoneH) min 1.2) / 1.2) / 25); }; class lbl4: RscText { idc = 1004; type = 0; style = 1; text = "Marqueurs autres"; //--- ToDo: Localize; x = 0.04; y = 0.23; w = 0.07 * safezoneW; h = 0.015 * safezoneH; colorText[] = {1,1,1,1}; colorBackground[] = {-1,-1,-1,0}; sizeEx = 0.015 * safezoneH; }; class chkBx4: RscCheckbox { idc = 2004; checked = 1; x = 0.21; y = 0.22; w = 1.2 * (((safezoneW / safezoneH) min 1.2) / 40); h = 1.2 * ((((safezoneW / safezoneH) min 1.2) / 1.2) / 25); }; class lbl5: RscText { idc = 1005; type = 0; style = 1; text = "Tous les marqueurs joueurs"; //--- ToDo: Localize; x = 0.04; y = 0.315; w = 0.07 * safezoneW; h = 0.015 * safezoneH; colorText[] = {1,1,1,1}; colorBackground[] = {-1,-1,-1,0}; sizeEx = 0.015 * safezoneH; }; class chkBx5: RscCheckbox { idc = 2005; checked = 1; x = 0.21; y = 0.305; w = 1.2 * (((safezoneW / safezoneH) min 1.2) / 40); h = 1.2 * ((((safezoneW / safezoneH) min 1.2) / 1.2) / 25); }; }; };

Description This dialog is supposed to make the training of firing drills easier. It will show the current target, stats of the last shot and gives the opportunity to evaluate your firing discipline. Features Camera on the target Stats from last shot 3D model and hit position Mini map with position of targets Activate and deactivate selected target MP compatible (tested on dedicated and hosted with 2 players, NOT TESTED WITH JIP) Localized in German and English Picture Usage To add a target to the list add this to the object init: this setVariable ["TER_isTarget", true]; I recommend to only use objects of the type "Pop-Up Target X". Open the dialog with createDialog "TER_target"; Include the following files in your main mission folder (where the mission.sqm is): Add these two lines to your description.ext (or create it): #include "TER_TargetGUI\defines_A3.hpp" #include "TER_TargetGUI\TER_target.hpp" Put this in the initPlayerLocal.sqf (or create it): #include "TER_targetGUI\addEH.sqf" Add the content of the stringtable.xml to your own or copy it as is The TER_TargetGUI folder Download http://www.armaholic.com/page.php?id=33043 (RIP Armaholic) https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B8-BL9HKQ_OXWjFnUDhEUGhqejA?usp=sharing (expired) https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B8-BL9HKQ_OXWjFnUDhEUGhqejA?resourcekey=0-slVaBtuyLj5IjSDmkcW-2Q&usp=sharing Credits Dialog & scripts: Terra Testing: Aasgeyer Good hunting! Changelog:

Hello! I have problems with drawing icons (default solder icons for all units) in onDraw event handler. Some of the icons are rendered, some are not. Some rendered icons can disappear after moving or zooming map. My dialog: Map onDrawMap script: Seems like I'm make some stupid mistake, but I can't figure out what exactly. 🤔 In-game dialog after creation: After map moving upper: Top-left squad with broken rendering P.S. Scripts and dialog code is shortened for ease of understanding

Hello Arma 3 developers, scripters and gamers, What I'm doing: I'm develope a framework to validate datatype subjects like pairs, indices, unit vectors, unit intervals, rgb colors, paths and so on. It will display in a simple message at gameplay in different code colors, if an validation message ocurre. I developed a dynamic tiny template engine for this FW. The version of Arma 3 must be at least 1.82+. Right now I develope test cases. What I need: I need - as the topic sais - a navigable interactive action menue in form of a GUI Menue. My Question: Are there BuitIn BIS Scripts do to that? thanks, mg PS: In the future, I will finish the development of a FW that can import and export compositions with random items, 3D positions, appearance and other attributes. But first this FW to develope that FW that.

I'm trying to create a vehicle HUD that shows what crew member is in what position. This would need a HUD that changes, because different vehicles have different number of positions. I thought I was getting somewhere with various GUI commands such as ctrlCreate and ctrlSetPosition which allowing me to create a UI with a loop that would iterate through all the crew positions. However, I then had a nasty shock: _display = findDisplay 46 createDisplay "RscDisplayEmpty"; This disables the player from aiming with mouse, and puts a mouse cursor on screen! This is so the user can click the interface I imagine. But it's not a clickable interface it's purely controlled with the keyboard. So how do I enable aim with mouse? Static GUIs that use c classes definited in description.ext don't deactive aim with mouse, but they're static, and I can't move them with ctrlSetPosition.

Dear all, I've created a gui interface that allows to run some scripts during mission, simply pressing a button. In one of them, by pressing the buttom, the sqf starts, it opens the map and with a map-click creates a marker area where some AI units are spawned. Parameters are directly included in the sqf (area dimension, number of units...). Now I'm forced to define them before the mission. I would like to improve it implementing a dialog box in which directly type the parameters (five number inputs) to be passed to the sqf. So in summary, you click on button, open the dialog window, type the five numbers and then click a "start" button to run the script, passing those numbers. I'm new in scripting and can't find clear information on how to do it. Any help or advice? Thanks in advance

Hi! I'll cut to the chase! I'm creating a single player sandbox scenario where I'd like to include a "money system" which allows the player to purchase certain weapons or clothing items after either having money added or subtracted as a result of completing / failing a task. I'd like not only to offer the Arma 3 community a cool scenario, but also a script framework for a SP money system, that other players can use in the future to save time! Trouble is, my scripting ability currently sits somewhere between novice and intermediate; seeing as this is a complex project requiring knowledge of dialogs (for GUIs) as well as scripting variables, I was hoping that you could share the best tutorials, tips and pointers relating to establishing variables for a scenario as well as interactive GUI menus called through an external script! (Also, I have read a number of other threads, and tried out some other player's scripts - believe me, reaching out like this is a last resort!) Thanks for reading, and I hope you can just quickly send some advice my way, and for future readers! Cheers :)

We are looking for individuals who are very experienced in the following Scripting for server side Add-ons Scripting for client side GUI creation and integration We are willing to pay $30 USD an hour for development time and Q&A sessions. We only pay using PayPal or services that accept PayPal payments. Our project is almost 2 years old and is in need of experienced individuals to do the things we have planned for the future. We do not care if you have other projects or are part of other communities, no loyalty required, this is strictly pay for time on our tasks. contact me on discord LifeSnatcher#6222

hello does anyone know how show all vehicle and all Weapons in listbox ? also i want Weapons to spawn with ammo that used for the same weapon

Simple small mod that brings back the pre-apex main menu and background, because I simply don't like the new one, and Through the Jungle has been hammered into my head at this point. Steam Workshop: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1933347159 [ACE & CBA] https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1933588335 [CBA Only] Github: https://github.com/Freddo3000/Legacy-Main-Menu This work is licensed under the Arma and Dayz Public License Share Alike

hi to all, i have a problem with localization, does it load stringable before gui hpp? or not... some where in gui code : class RscButton_1600: RscButton { idc = 1600; x = 0.2525 * safezoneW + safezoneX; y = 0.159 * safezoneH + safezoneY; w = 0.159844 * safezoneW; h = 0.319 * safezoneH; text = $STR_LocalizedString; //--- ToDo: Localize; }; and the stringtable.xml Some key : <Key ID="LocalizedString"> <Original>New Game</Original> <Italian>Nuova Missione</Italian> <Russian>Новая игра</Russian> </Key> ....in game when i open the gui it doesn't show nothing... like it tryied to localize but he don't found nothing and output nothing 😕 if i try to localize it afther all loading througt a script, like ... finddisplay 00000 ctrldisplay 0000 ctrlsettext...it work 😐

Hey guys, at the moment i am working on an idea to implement a working weapon smithing solution which i was looking forward for a long time. Recently the function "addWeaponWithAttachmentsCargo" was implemented and finally i saw my chance to create the script. Above you can see the existing iteration for this workbench. At the moment you can open the dialog and attach all the compatible items to the players weapon. In the following link you can see an existing multiplayer mission, where the system was implemented: https://github.com/LukasMarschall/Arma3BattleRoyale/tree/master/IslandThunder.Malden/dialogues Looking forward to see your opinion and feedback. Cheers, Luke

Hi all ; I'll try to make it short. I have created a new weapon, with three fire modes which can be installed on all vanilla and community planes and helicopters, even those provided without weapons at the base (e.g. unarmed WY-55, etc.). Everything is working well, except that I cannot see the display of fire modes in the HUD at the top right, on any of the vehicles. I then understood slightly that the display seams to depends on the vehicle and its configuration (UnitInfoType: RscBlaBlaBla), and not on the weapon, because this one, moreover, is a weapon mountable on vehicle (so WeaponInfoType: RscBlaBlaBla is not used). Therefore ; to counter this, i created a control display and a script. The only current problem, when the player is in the pause menu, the display remains there, same for the splendid camera, same for the spectator mode, same for the GUI editor, etc. I managed to use a displayeventhandler to hide the control display in the pause menu, but not for the rest mentioned. If someone can do a lot much easier, I'm interested, just to understand a little better ! 😶 > Here is the script : _veh = _this select 0; waitUntil {(currentWeapon _veh == "MyNewWeapon") && (!isNull findDisplay 46)}; ("FireModes" call BIS_fnc_rscLayer) cutRsc ["RscTitleDisplayEmpty", "PLAIN", -1, false]; with uiNamespace do { _display = uiNamespace getVariable "RscTitleDisplayEmpty"; FireModes = _display ctrlCreate ["RscStructuredText", -1]; }; sleep 0.01; FireModes = [uiNamespace getVariable "FireModes"]; (FireModes select 0) ctrlSetPosition [32.5 * (((safezoneW / safezoneH) min 1.2) / 40), -1.60 * ((((safezoneW / safezoneH) min 1.2) / 1.2) / 25), 0.095 * safezoneW, 0.085 * safezoneH]; sleep 0.01; (findDisplay 46) displayAddEventHandler ["KeyDown", "if (_this select 1 == 0x01) then {(FireModes select 0) ctrlShow false;};"]; while {alive _veh} do { (FireModes select 0) ctrlCommit 0.0; if ((currentWeapon _veh == "MyNewWeapon") && (player in _veh) && (assignedDriver _veh == player) && !(visibleMap) && (isNull (uinamespace getvariable "RscDisplayInterrupt"))) then { (FireModes select 0) ctrlShow true; (FireModes select 0) ctrlSetStructuredText parseText format ["<t size='0.8' align='Left' font='RobotoCondensed' color='#D9FFFFFF'>%1</t>", gettext (configFile >> "CfgWeapons" >> "MyNewWeapon" >> (currentWeaponMode (driver _veh)) >> "displayName")]; } else { (FireModes select 0) ctrlShow false; }; }; sleep 0.01; ctrlDelete (FireModes select 0); sleep 0.01; terminate _thisScript; > Here is the configuration of the weapon (it is unusual / but do not focus on it, it works) : class CfgWeapons { class Laserdesignator; class MyNewWeapon : Laserdesignator { //_generalMacro = "Laserdesignator"; access = 3; aiDispersionCoefX = 1; aiDispersionCoefY = 1; aimTransitionSpeed = 1; aiRateOfFire = 5; aiRateOfFireDispersion = 0; aiRateOfFireDistance = 500; ammo = ""; artilleryCharge = 1; artilleryDispersion = 1; author = "Bohemia Interactive"; autoFire = 0; autoReload = 1; backgroundReload = 1; ballisticsComputer = 0; burst = 100; canMODE = 1; canLock = 0; canShootInWater = 0; cartridgePos = "nabojnicestart"; cartridgeVel = "nabojniceend"; changeFiremodeSound[] = {"",1,1}; cmImmunity = 1; count = 0; cursor = "laserDesignator"; cursorAim = "EmptyCursor"; cursorAimOn = "CursorAimOn"; cursorSize = 1; detectRange = 0; dispersion = 0.002; displayName = "MyNewWeapon"; distanceZoomMax = 2300; distanceZoomMin = 100; drySound[] = {"",1,1}; emptySound[] = {"",1,1}; enableAttack = 1; ffCount = 1; ffFrequency = 1; ffMagnitude = 0; fireAnims[] = {}; fireLightAmbient[] = {0,0,0}; fireLightDiffuse[] = {0.937,0.631,0.259}; fireLightDuration = 0.05; fireLightIntensity = 0.2; fireSpreadAngle = 3; forceOptics = 0; handAnim[] = {}; hiddenSelections[] = {}; hiddenSelectionsTextures[] = {}; hiddenUnderwaterSelections[] = {}; hiddenUnderwaterSelectionsTextures[] = {}; inertia = 0.1; initSpeed = 0; irDistance = 0; irDotIntensity = 0.001; irLaserEnd = "laser dir"; irLaserPos = "laser pos"; Laser = 1; lockAcquire = 1; lockedTargetSound[] = {"",0.000316228,6}; lockingTargetSound[] = {"",0.000316228,2}; magazineReloadSwitchPhase = 1; magazineReloadTime = 0; magazines[] = {"MyNewWeaponMag"}; maxLeadSpeed = 10000; maxRange = 850; maxRangeProbab = 0.1; maxRecoilSway = 0.008; memoryPointCamera = "eye"; midRange = 500; midRangeProbab = 0.75; minRange = 1; minRangeProbab = 0.95; //model = "\A3\Weapons_F\Binocular\laserdesignator_f.p3d"; modelMagazine = ""; //modelOptics = "\A3\Weapons_F_beta\Binocular\lasermarker_optics"; modelSpecial = ""; modes[] = {"MyNewWeapon_1","MyNewWeapon_2","MyNewWeapon_3"}; multiplier = 1; muzzleEnd = "konec hlavne"; muzzlePos = "usti hlavne"; muzzles[] = {"this"}; nameSound = "binoculars"; optics = 1; opticsDisablePeripherialVision = 1; opticsFlare = 1; opticsID = 0; opticsPPEffects[] = {"OpticsCHAbera1","OpticsBlur1"}; opticsZoomInit = 0.05; opticsZoomMax = 0.05; opticsZoomMin = 0.01; //picture = "\A3\Weapons_F_Mark\Data\UI\gear_laserdesignator_ca.paa"; primary = 0; recoil = "empty"; recoilProne = ""; reloadAction = ""; reloadMagazineSound[] = {"",1,1}; reloadSound[] = {"",1,1}; reloadTime = 0.05; scope = 2; selectionFireAnim = "zasleh"; showAimCursorInternal = 1; showEmpty = 1; shownUnderwaterSelections[] = {}; showSwitchAction = 1; showToPlayer = 1; simulation = "weapon"; sound[] = {"",0,1}; soundBegin[] = {"sound",1}; soundBeginWater[] = {"sound",1}; soundBullet[] = {"emptySound",1}; soundBurst = 1; soundClosure[] = {"sound",1}; soundContinuous = 0; soundEnd[] = {"sound",1}; soundLoop[] = {"sound",1}; sounds[] = {}; swayCoef = 0.34; swayDecaySpeed = 2; textureType = "default"; thermalMode[] = {2}; type = 4096; uiPicture = ""; useAction = 0; useActionTitle = ""; useAsBinocular = 1; useModelOptics = 1; value = 5; visionMode[] = {"Normal","NVG","TI"}; //weaponInfoType = "RscUnitInfoAir"; //"RscOptics_LaserDesignator_2"; Not used for vehicle mounted weapon weaponLockDelay = 0; weaponLockSystem = 0; weaponPoolAvailable = 1; weaponSoundEffect = ""; weight = 0; zeroingSound[] = {"",1,1}; class MyNewWeapon_1 : Laserdesignator { displayName = "FULL MODE"; autoFire = 0; autoReload = 1; backgroundReload = 1; reloadTime = 0.05; burst = 100; }; class MyNewWeapon_2 : Laserdesignator { displayName = "HALF MODE"; autoFire = 0; autoReload = 1; backgroundReload = 1; reloadTime = 0.05; burst = 50; }; class MyNewWeapon_3 : Laserdesignator { displayName = "LITE MODE"; autoFire = 0; autoReload = 1; backgroundReload = 1; reloadTime = 0.05; burst = 25; }; class Eventhandlers {}; }; };

Hi everyone and happy new year! Introduction This is my first script in 2020. @Ori150418 posted a request about a marker searching system and this piqued my interest so I got to work. This script adds a searchable list with all markers to the right side of the map (see video below). Features Adds list with all markers Markers are searchable by their text Updates positions periodically Updates markers when opening the map Includes user made markers List is hideable Note: The performance might suffer in missions with a lot of markers. The example mission has a small test built into it which generates 100 markers randomly on the map. I'd appreciate feedback about the performance as I have a good enough system to not notice a difference. Usage Copy the file "fn_markersearch.sqf" to your mission directory Add the following line to your init.sqf/initPlayerLocal.sqf: ["init"] execVM "path\to\file\fn_markersearch.sqf" Video Downloads https://github.com/7erra/marker_search Have fun!

Adobe XD to Arma 3 - Convert your Adobe XD GUIs to Arma 3 (sort of) Create your GUIs in Adobe XD, export them as SVGs, use them in Arma 3 Website: http://xd2a3.heyoxe.ch/ GitHub Repo: https://github.com/Heyoxe/Adobe-SVG-to-Arma-Config Discord: https://discord.gg/QDGatN2 Licence (CC/BY-NC-SA 4.0): https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/legalcode What is Adobe XD to Arma 3 (XD2A3)? XD2A3 is a small web application written in Javascript/NodeJS that let you transform your Adobe XD GUI (exported in SVG format) to an almost ready to use .hpp file. For who? The app is directed to people that have some basic knowledge of GUIs and have all their common controls with styles defined. It will not export colors/text/..., just the basic forms. Why would I use that? While some tools to make GUI more easily exist, most of them lack some basic things like alignment and grouping. When you make GUI you will generally use a base class for controls that you defined in your addon and will not redefine that for each new control. You may have do small modifications but overall, you don't change a lot of style. By using Adobe XD for you GUIs, things are more easy and until now, the only issue was converting those prototypes into usable in game GUIs. Once you have your base classes (here is an example of what I mean: https://github.com/CoopR-Mod/CoopR-Mod/blob/development/addons/core/coopr_gui_base.hpp) the only thing you will have to do is adding onLoads/onUnloads and change the Text. Positioning and class defining is all handled by XD2A3. Adobe XD Exportation Options: Format: SVG Styling: Presentation Attributes Save images: Link File size: Normal (do not check) Licence: CC/BY-NC-SA 4.0: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/legalcode How to use? https://github.com/Heyoxe/Adobe-SVG-to-Arma-Config#how-to-use-it What are the limitations of XD2A3? First and foremost, it only works with Adobe XD (hence the name). It cannot export GUIs that are not in the 1920x1080 format. Why? Because the macro used to convert from XYWH pixel positions to Arma is based around that format. It will not export elements other than Rectangles, Texts, Images or Groups for a very simple reason: those other forms don't exist in Arma 3. That's also why it's Open Source. While my knowledges are limited, I hope to extend the App to take in charge other GUIs designing tools Note: While the app works, I'm still a beginner in JS/Node so the code may not be high quality but feel free to contribute on GitHub Additional Credits: - A26Mike: Web Design and Testing Example: Please keep in mind that colors are not exported, those are just predefined Download Example: https://github.com/Heyoxe/Adobe-SVG-to-Arma-Config/raw/master/example.rar In Adobe XD: In Game: Adobe XD vs Config:

Description: This is a GUI that allows the person who executed the script to add/assign or remove/unassign Zeus to any specified player(s). Downloads & More Information: GitHub: Pastebin: Video: Steam Guide: Curator Creator Version 1.0: * New version is coming out soon. The script was broken so I am going to re-make it myself. *

If a custom GUI is opened when player is driver of an air vehicle with engine on, the vehicle behaves as though the landing auto-pilot (or some other phantom) has taken control. After researching the issue for some time now I have found exactly zero information about it. It's not too bad while flying but it's game breaking on the ground. I tried using, playerJET action ["cancelLand", playerJET]; each time the menu opens but that's doesn't seem to do much or anything. There was a forum topic I can't find again where GOM suggested the above as a EachFrame EH but that seems heavy for a function that should just completely go away. Where does this controller exist and how can it be modified? Help me exorcise this phantom pilot! Testing... Test module: drive link

My two current projects contain dozens of script references from this forum all in one place with a script description text to find what you're looking for. JET TOYS SWO Mission Control DEMO If you're an experienced script writer you probably won't learn much from the references. However you're welcome to make suggestions for improvement. Keep in mind the theme of making simple scripts that are accessible to new users and not fellow computer science majors. This forum page is WIP and will expand as the above projects progress.