Hi! Found this old post on the ofpec forums. Its just one reply with a "solution", and its like this:
I've tried adding it directly to init.sqf, doing execVM, #include, but I don't know how this stuff works, so some help would be appreciated
And if we leave this here, it could be useful for other people as well
This will eliminate the "Lets just run through a building and all the zombies will go away" tendencies
Code:
Huh,
I see, this is an old one. So what, I'm gonna reply anyway.
Closing doors, well, that's not an easy one, thanks to BIS. I mean, basically, all you need is this:
Code:
_houses = [1000,1000] nearobjects ["house", 1000000];
{
_x animate ["door", 0];
sleep 0.0001;
} foreach _houses;
Or so you think! Problem: BIS forgot to use a standard or nomenclature for their buildings. So, some doors are named "door", some are named "dvere", then we have "door01" or "door_01" and so on. It's a mess!
And it gets even worse! On ArmA 2 buildings, the parameter to close a door is 0, while on OA buildings, the parameter is 1! Dear BIS, how can you possibly confuse 0s and 1s?!?
Whatever! So, after a long period of trying, this came out:
Code:
_houses = [1000,1000] nearObjects ["house", 1000000];
_zeroes = ["dvere","dvere1l","dvere1r","dvere2l","dvere2r","dvere_spodni_r","dvere_spodni_l","dvere_vrchni","vrata1","vrata2","vratal1","vratar1","vratal2","vratar2","vratal3","vratar3"];
_ones = ["door","door_1_1","door_1_2","door_2_1","door_2_2","dvere1","dvere2","dvere3","dvere4","dvere5","dvere6","dvere7","dvere8","dvere9","dvere10","dvere11","dvere12","dvere13","dvere14","doorl","doorr","door_01","door01_a","door_02","door02_a","door_03","door_04","door_05","door_06","door_1a","door_1","door_2"];
{
_y = _x;
{_y animate [format ["%1", _x], 0]} foreach _zeroes;
{_y animate [format ["%1", _x], 1]} foreach _ones;
sleep 0.0001;
} foreach _houses;
As far as I know, it works on most buildings. No, wait, I think forgot about the LHD. Ach, not that important, eh? If there's more missing, or not working at all, just let me know.
Good day,
mr_book
EDIT: I just found out that above script doesn't work on both Utes and Chernarus. A (rather unsatisfying) workaround is:
Code:
{
_y = _x;
{_y animate [format ["%1", _x], 0]} foreach _zeroes;
if ((worldname=="Utes") or (worldname=="Chernarus")) then
{
{_y animate [format ["%1", _x], 0]} foreach _ones;
} else
{
{_y animate [format ["%1", _x], 1]} foreach _ones;
};
sleep 0.0001;
} foreach _houses;
It does work now, although it looks really messed up. Take it or leave it, the choice is yours.I've tried adding it directly to init.sqf, doing execVM, #include, but I don't know how this stuff works, so some help would be appreciated
And if we leave this here, it could be useful for other people as well
This will eliminate the "Lets just run through a building and all the zombies will go away" tendencies