You can have multiple markers simply by adding any text behind the name, e. Furthermore settings made in the description. Eden Editor offers a lot of settings to customise your respawn system, however not all functionalities are available. Where is the mission directory again? I forgot. Also it requires zero scripting or anything of sorts. It is all pretty self explaining from there. What I do is go into the editor, in attributes theres an option "muliplayer" there you can choose in what way your respawns are set up. You need to create a file called Description. I'm making a multiplayer mission and I spawned a "Respawn Position" and synced all players to it, but it doesn't work and just ends the mission directly when I die.Īnyone knows how to fix this? Showing 1 - 12 of 12 comments. If the latter is the case then the only way to assign specific loadouts to specific people is to include it directly in the SQF code, which means that the effects would only take effect between server restarts / code re-packaging.Home Discussions Workshop Market Broadcasts. If you pull other server builds, you might find that they have different SQF code that relates to DB calls that don't exist in the current builds. Pwonz0r's build does not have any tables or procedures, but yes, the concept of what needs to be changed CAN be expanded.įor instance, if you want random loot at spawn, you can quite easily modify the SQF to include random variables and what not and assign the user with random loot at fresh spawn based off of said random variable contents.Īs to integrating the functions directly into the DB, that MAY or may not have to do with the hiveDB.dll file, as I believe that is involved in the direct interaction between the SQL DB and the SQF code itself: ARMA 2 has no inherent ability to interact with programs outside of itself.
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