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Yeah, good shit on these rangers, though I have to agree with Enad that these would be even better if those helmets were redone without the covers.

Effin awesome as always dude, really enjoyed this one. I only wish that BIS would hire you to make missions for them. :(

Oh right, that would be why then. Cheers for the reply buddy.

You could use: this setCaptive true in the init line of the enemy huey.

Hey chaps/chappettes, as the title asks really. Is this a description.ext problem or something else entirely? I've looked through a few missions I created ages ago using ArmA 2 for the answer but I'm completely oblivious as to why, when everything seems in order, units that should display the name given to them using setIdentity suddenly cease to work when loaded in OA. Cheers for any help guys.

Yeah, fuck the addons for a while mate, some people don't seem to realise that there's this big bad thing out there called 'real life' and it has to take priority 99% of the time. I've just split up with my missus after 6 years and to be honest, it's fucked me up big time. It puts a lot of insignificant stuff into perspective. Anyway, chin up fella, one day at a time.

A bit late to answer now I expect but I believe it should be: showHud = false

Is it obligatory that mod teams always have to have a prize prick on board that cant keep shit to themselves? Hope that bruce's antics don't delay things too much fellas, this mod is the only reason I'm keeping this game installed!

Dude, how the f*ck do you keep making such awesomeness?! Every mission of yours for both ArmA 1 & 2 have been the mutt's. Really looking forward to the finished campaign. Cheers for all your blood, sweat and tears that must have gone into making this.

enableSentences false will also stop any unit talking altogether.

Hi Vostov. I'm not sure of the command to prevent a unit from going into a certain stance but you can force them into positions using the following commands; this setunitpos "middle" to force a unit to kneel. this setunitpos "up" to force a unit to stand. or this setunitpos "down" for prone. Don't know if this helps.

You can create as many groups as you like (within reason) using just the one sqf. I would recommend naming your groups to prevent any confusion as to which is which though.

Hi victim913. To answer your question; Open your wordpad etc. document, Go to 'File', 'Save As', Change 'Save as type' to 'All Files' Save your document as whatever you like but add .sqf to the end of your filename. Simple, eh? : P

I believe so.

No worries. As far as I know there is no way to change a players stance without using animations. Any unit not under player control can of course be forced to stand, crouch and go prone with the 'setunitpos' command but this will not work on player units.