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[JasonO]

Hey,

Anyone managed to get this working?

It's added in ArmA2 but the syntax it uses is wrong (or the command is dead).

http://www.arma2.com/comref/full.html#cursorTarget

[Spooner]

Yeah, it works fine for me if you ignore the example:

Code: (run in init.sqf)

[] spawn { waitUntil { hint str cursorTarget; false } };

Note that it detects vehicles, units and buildings (even map-placed buildings), but not trees or bushes.

Can't believe how much effort I had trying to make a decent workaround for this command in A1!

[Worldeater]

Code: (init field)

glanceOfDeath = compile "waitUntil { cursorTarget setDamage (random 1); sleep 0.1; false };"; dummy = [] spawn glanceOfDeath;

... f34r!1!!

[Spooner]

You'll never kill anyone that way, since you are setDamageing to random 1 (which is 0 up to, but not including 1). You'll also end up healing sometimes

Also confused why compiling where you could just use standard function creation with {}.

Code: (init field)

glanceOfDeath = { waitUntil { cursorTarget setDamage (random 1); sleep 0.1; false };}; dummy = [] spawn glanceOfDeath;

or even simpler:

Code: (init field)

call { [] spawn { waitUntil { cursorTarget setDamage (random 1); sleep 0.1; false };};

[JasonO]

Hehe.

I'm an SQS whore, and always have been - even in ArmA!

However I'm told I supposidly can benefit from SQF, so got my thinking cap out the draw. I do PHP where the kinda c++ derived syntax is very similar in places.

The commands etc are the same and most concepts of the engine I know, so just to learn that flippin' syntax!

Works great Spooner! Helped a lot