Improved Bullet Cam Script v1.1

[Big_Daddy]

use PHP instead of code

[NeMeSiS]

Thanks.

[Arkon2]

Hi

Is it possible to adjust the code so it only gets called when a specific target is killed - like in an assassination mission when you only want to see the target die?

Arkon2

[horrgakx]

How do us non-scripters implement this please?
I'm interested from the point of view of seeing exactly how far projectiles go...

[OOPz]

Tutorial == save the above text via any text editor, to a filename ending in .sqf (e.g. bulletcam.sqf)

place that file in the same directory as the saved mission file (i believe these are always called mission.sqm)
this is normally under /[your user profile]/missions/[missionname].[mapname]/

finally, in the init field of the player character put:
this addeventhandler ["fired",{_this execVM "bulletcam.sqf"}];
(with the name you have chosen in-place of 'bulletcam.sqf')

im not sure, but i think bullets stay alive based on time, and its 4, maybe 5 seconds. with a high powered rifle this equates to about 2.5km

[Igneous01]

nm about that...

btw this script is pure awesomeness, really love it

good work !

[WWIII]

can anyone upload a sample mission file using this script, thanks

[Big Dawg KS]

Here's one. I also made a few improvements to the (now almost 2 year old) script.

BD Bullet Cam demo

Please note: In this version I changed the way the script should be called (uses precompiled function call).

[WWIII]

thanks, possible to cancel the cam before the bullet /cam end? & is it possible to add this enable/disable cam option in mouse option menu?

[Big Dawg KS]

thanks, possible to cancel the cam before the bullet /cam end? & is it possible to add this enable/disable cam option in mouse option menu?

See the comments in the script. The camera can be canceled using your optics/ironsights key. Enabling/disabling the camera (or its effects) can be acheived by any front-end, you just have to set some public variables.