Array expected Object

[Op4 BuhBye]

I keep getting the error "Array expected Object" with this line. Do I have a typo or can you not do this with these commands?

[i1,i2,i3,i4,i5] addweapon ["ak74"]]#;[i1,i2,i3,i4,i5] addmagazinepool ["30Rnd_545x39_AK",[8]]

I have tried it 50 differant ways and cant get this to work.

With what I have up top I get missing ; at the # sign?

[Platoon_Patton]

Try

{_x addmagazine "30Rnd_545x39_AK"}ForEach [i1,i2,i3,i4,i5]

{_x addweapon "ak74"}ForEach [i1,i2,i3,i4,i5]

[Op4 BuhBye]

That worked thanx, but you cant use the "addmagazinepool" command with the quantity?

[fasad]

see the wiki : addMagazinePool (http://community.bistudio.com/wiki/addMagazinePool)

[Op4 BuhBye]

Yes I have that and have read it. This is using the same command in a differant context.

This works: {_x addmagazine "30Rnd_545x39_AK"}ForEach{i1,i2,i3,i4,i5]


This doesn't: {_x addmagazinepool ["30Rnd_545x39_AK"[,8]}ForEach [i1,i2,i3,i4,i5]

It works with AddWeapon" but I want to use it to add mags to multiple units and I cant get it to work. So I wanted to know if Im typing it wrong or if it cant be used this way and you need to type it 8 times for each unit with the "AddMagazine" command.

Thanx for the pointer though.

[fasad]

You can't use the addMagazinePool command in any context other than it's purpose - adding magazines to the campaign magazine pool, not to individual units.

It's unfortunate, but there is no addMagazine [type,number] command. You need to repeat addMagazine type x times. It's a bit ugly but has no other negative impact.

[Big Dawg KS]

{_x addmagazinepool ["30Rnd_545x39_AK"[,8]}ForEach [i1,i2,i3,i4,i5]
Aside from what fasad said, your syntax there is messed up, it should simply look like this:

<table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tr><td>Code Sample </td></tr><tr><td id="CODE">addmagazinepool &#91;&#34;30Rnd_545x39_AK&#34;,8&#93;[/QUOTE]

And you can&#39;t try to change the sytnax if it&#39;s not listed as a proper one on the Biki, each command has it&#39;s own syntax so don&#39;t try to be creative with the syntax you use.

[Op4 BuhBye]

If I dont put the L/R brackets around the quanity I get an error. It only works with them.

And thanx Fasad

[Big Dawg KS]

If I dont put the L/R brackets around the quanity I get an error. It only works with them.

And thanx Fasad
You&#39;re probably getting an error from something else, because putting brackets around it turns it into an array, where it should be a number.

[Op4 BuhBye]

w1 addmagazinepool ["30Rnd_545x39_AK",8]

I got this to work screwing around with the syntax and I cant figure out how I did it. If I do it again Ill post it here.

[Big Dawg KS]

w1 addmagazinepool ["30Rnd_545x39_AK",8]

I got this to work screwing around with the syntax and I cant figure out how I did it. If I do it again Ill post it here.
That syntax is STILL wrong... addMagazinePool does not take any unit/object as an arguement, since it&#39;s adding weapons into a campaign weapon pool; there&#39;s no target unit here, thus NOTHING goes before the command. Get rid of that w1 and it will work. I suggest you start paying attention to the Biki (by actually READING it), because it clearly explains how to use this command and what it does (which you obviously don&#39;t seem to understand).

[Op4 BuhBye]

Since you feel like getting snooty. I am aware of the syntax and of the wiki.

What I said WAS I got this command to work,(work meaning that I used a variant of this to add muliple mags to a soldier) and I cant figure out how I did it again. IT WORKED&#33; No not in that syntax, but I did add multiple mags with a single command.

[Big Dawg KS]

No not in that syntax, but I did add multiple mags with a single command.
I guarantee you it wasn&#39;t addWeaponPool, because that command doesn&#39;t do anything regarding a unit&#39;s weapons. You probably did something like:
<table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tr><td>Code Sample </td></tr><tr><td id="CODE">{this addMagazine &#34;30Rnd_545x39_AK&#34;} forEach &#91;1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8&#93;[/QUOTE]