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Editors Depot - Mission Editing and Scripting => OFP - Editing/Scripting General => Topic started by: madwolfnemesis on 12 Jul 2003, 08:54:25
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Is there a function to count the number of magazines left for a unit? I know there's a ammo count function, but it seems like there's no magazine count function eh? Anyone?
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If you use the command:
magazines unit
it will return an array of all magazines that unit is carrying...
You can use a count on that to get how many magazines the unit is carrying.... eg.
count (magazines unit)
That what you're after?
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Do you know of any ways to expand the 10 magazine slots capped to perhaps, 20 or even more? Seems like having 10 magazine slots for each unit aren't enuff.
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:) Can do, but it'll take a tweaked unit if it is supposed to glide.
It's about tweaking the config (cpp) file of a soldier; read the tutes on the addons boards, m8 ;)
In short, what U need to do is to define the # of "weaponSlots" in a cpp file.
Ah well, wtf. ::) ;D here's how:
WeaponSlots="1 + 16 + 2*4096 + 10*256";
This (in the "cfgVehicles" part of a cpp file) would make sure that our trooper has got
1 primary weapon, 1 Secondary WeaponSlot, 2 itemSlots (binocs & NV gogs) and 10 magazineSlots
What YOU need is to change the 10 to 14 or alike :-* ;)
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hey, thanks for the great help, I'll serahc for the tutorial. Anyway, I can't make my unit reload.
SC1 action["Reload Steyr"]
What's wrong with my script? SC1 is the name of the unit. I put this line in "SOP.sqs" and in init.sqs, I called it.
Basically, what SOP.sqs does is that it removes all weapons and add the weapon that I configured. It just can't reload.
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Reload Steyr is not a valid action. You don't specify the weapon he reloads, just that he should reload. Why don't you try it with:
SC1 action["reload"]
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I've messed about with what Tomby told us here, and I found some things out.
You can never exceed 15 for the number of items (WeaponSlotItem or 256), because then you will be left with only your primary + binoc-slots.
I'm also experiencing random crashes when I run it at 15. I will experiment more to see where the problem lies. Let's just hope it doesn't auto-crash if you go more than 10.
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Okay, 14 seems stable enough. Need to check this some more, as I can't pick up any MGs. Might be that I've left out a slot or something.
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Yup, if you have primary + secondary slots you can get MGs. And so far, 14 slots is stable. So you get 4 extra slots. *Drools over the thought of a BAS M249 SPW with 1400 rounds*
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Okay, I like OFP now. *Really* like it.
Same PBO that worked 100% last night doesn't work at all today, it crashes the game.
*Kicks OFP and goes back to bed*
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Hey, thanks but it didn't work. I treied putting it ina script, SC1 action["reload"], it just didn't wanna reload! I'm going crazy!!!!
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:) Can do, but it'll take a tweaked unit if it is supposed to glide.
It's about tweaking the config (cpp) file of a soldier; read the tutes on the addons boards, m8 ;)
In short, what U need to do is to define the # of "weaponSlots" in a cpp file.
Ah well, wtf. ::) ;D here's how:
WeaponSlots="1 + 16 + 2*4096 + 10*256";
This (in the "cfgVehicles" part of a cpp file) would make sure that our trooper has got
1 primary weapon, 1 Secondary WeaponSlot, 2 itemSlots (binocs & NV gogs) and 10 magazineSlots
What YOU need is to change the 10 to 14 or alike :-* ;)
Do it means that in my config.cpp file, under the CfgVehicles, I changed it and in my CfgNonAIvehicles, I put something like this:
class CfgNonAIVehicles
{
class proxyVehicles {};
class proxyMyNamedNewAIUnit : class proxyVehicles {};
}
Is this a way to do it?
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If you want to just simply simulate being able to carry more M16 mags (for example) then use a script:
;addmagazine.sqs
_u=_this select 0
_ma=0
#check
~2
_c={_x=="m16"} count (magazines _u)
?_c >= 4:goto "check"
_u addmagazine "M16"
_u sidechat "magazine added"
_ma=_ma+1
?_ma<10:goto "check"
exit
Add, [this] exec "addmagazine.sqs" to the init line of the unit you want to carry more mags.
This will automatically add 10 more mags to the unit. That would be a total of 14 for a standard soldier.