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Guy addEventHandler ["killed", {{[] exec "Missionflow.sqs"} remoteExec ["BIS_fnc_call"]; }]; I think my syntax is correct - on mobile so correct it if not. This will fire on the machine Guy is local (ie: host / server) and run the code on every machine via remoteExec. Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

Event handlers are generally local to the owner of the object. So an ai is local to the server machine / (or host) If you want the contents of an eventhandler to run on all machines you need to remoteExec to all machines. Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

Same issue confirmed.

Can we have them back? ;) they were really useful. :-D

Have the Road objects been removed from Cup? Can't find them in the editor. Great work though guys.

100 % works from the editor. Such a great addition. Couldn't get it to work with scripted triggers though but I only gave it a quick go so likely, I just didn't set it correctly.

While event scripts mentioned above are great, if you have a script that runs on all machines but does slightly different things on server, HC and player you'd use these commands and that stops you having to write essentially the same code in three places. Less repetition = better scripting and debugging.

Moonlight is there and pretty decent for me. Only on full moon in December though (the moon in high in the sky)

In forests of Thailand for example there are certainly ferns that big. Agree that the models for the bushes and trees are furkin marvelous!

Download cup terrains mod, it adds loads of arma assets like Bunkers and fortifications.

Ya welcome kuplion

JShock's version is how I would have done it. My suggestion was to highlight the issue with how you were using the operator ||. While they both do the same operation, the variant with {_x }count is cleaner (performing a single command over and over is better done in a loop than writing out each iteration) and easier to adapt. As to speed Im not sure whether it would make much difference.

This doesn't work: player addAction [\\"Attach Chemlight\\",\\"Custom\Chemlights\attachChemlight.sqf\\",true,0,false,true,\\"\\",\\" 'Chemlight_green' || 'Chemlight_red' || 'Chemlight_blue' || 'Chemlight_yellow' in (magazines player)\\"];Sadly that's not how the || or && operators work. The condition field is expecting a return value of either true or false. The statements either side of the || need to evaluate to a boolean (true or false). So youd need to make it check for each type of Chemlight separately like this: "('Chemlight_green' in (magazines player))|| ('Chemlight_red' in (magazines player))|| ('Chemlight_blue' in (magazines player)) || ('Chemlight_yellow' in (magazines player))" That way each statement either side of the operator || is returning either a true or false value.

NM it seems it was a different issue.

No worries like I said it was just theory. :-D next time I'm in game I'll try and find a way round while you wait.