[Solved] How to identify the _x that activates a trigger?

[Undeceived]

Hi!


I have the following in the condition line of a trigger (the trigger has size 0 and repeats itself):

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{(Dude knowsAbout _x) > 0.0002} count (units group enmygrp) > 0
If I'm not mistaken, this should activate the trigger when "Dude" knows about any unit of the group called "enmygrp". At least I hope this happens!


Now my question is:

How can I identify WHO THAT UNIT IS that makes the trigger launch so I can use his name to launch a script from the activation line?

In other words: I want the name of the detected unit of the group so I can do this with it:

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[nameofdetectedunit] exec "dude_kills_detected_unit.sqs";

Do you have an idea? Thanks a lot!

[bedges]

Personally I would us a slowly looping script for this rather than use a trigger: much more control, and a lot easier to grab the needed variables.

More to the point, is there a reason you're not using a killed event handler? Do they still have event handlers in Arma2? 

(spot the OFP user...)

[Undeceived]

It works with this code in the trigger (thanks to Celery!):


To identify the trigger activator ("_x") of a certain enemy group:

Condition line: true

Activation line: 0=[] spawn {while {alive Dude} do {{if (Dude knowsAbout _x > 0.0002) then {[_x] execVM "engage.sqf"}} forEach units enemygrp; sleep 1}};



To identify the trigger activator ("_x") in a trigger area that covers all possible units:

Condition line: true

Activation line: 0=[] spawn {while {alive Dude} do {{if (Dude knowsAbout _x > 0.0002) then {[_x] execVM "engage.sqf"}} forEach list triggername; sleep 1}};

-> The trigger that covers all units has to be set to Activate by Anybody.







With this codes and a "engage.sqf" script which I'll post under this you can make the AI ("Dude") recognize the enemy in the dark night without having to set a trigger for every possible enemy unit...



engage.sqf

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_enemy = _this select 0;

dude reveal _enemy;

dude addweapon "NVGoggles";

sleep 0.1;

dude reveal _enemy;
dude lookat _enemy;


sleep 1;

dude removeweapon "NVGoggles";

dude reveal _enemy;


sleep 5;

dude reveal _enemy;


if (true) exitWith {};
(I still didn't find another way without adding the NVGs for 1 second...)