u/Inkjet_Printerman

I set down a camera module, the editor POV automatically switches to the camera POV, then it stays there even if I delete the camera module.

So far the only way I've been able to exit the camera module POV is by deleting the camera, then opening the "quick camera preview", at which point the editor will throw an error (no camera module), and boot me back to free view.

Is there a hotkey that resets the editor POV so I don't have to delete the camera module?

this spawn {

_positions = [

[10254.6,18056.5,0],

[10258.4,18054.2,0],

[10260.8,18065.2,0],

[10255.3,18062.8,0.000221252]

];

{

{

this doMove _x;

waitUntil { unitReady this };

sleep 5;

} forEach _positions;

};

};

// trying to get these sheep to move back and forth between these 4 points within the fence, but they ignore it completely

It's not possible to set waypoints for them unfortunately, there's some restriction on green icon assets.

Init box is open though so I'm trying for a hail mary so they don't escape the pen

fixed the Z axis typos (values >0.1) but that didn't change anything

Tried to follow this guide: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1877568946

Anyone ran into something similar?

given x rotation(89.936) y rotation(49.066) and z rotation(359.953) how do I determine the output values for a rotation that would flip this wall segment upside down 180 degrees on the unavailable axis (pink line)?

I don't know anything my brain is literally the mirror image of an atrophied, rotten walnut, I don't understand basic inflection, and am incapable of perceiving facetiousness, thanks!

given x rotation(89.936) y rotation(49.066) and z rotation(359.953) how do I determine the output values for a rotation that would flip this wall segment upside down 180 degrees on the unavailable axis (pink line)?

I don't know anything my brain is literally the mirror image of an atrophied, rotten walnut, I don't understand basic inflection, and am incapable of perceiving facetiousness, thanks!

to be more explicit:

Imagine you are facing the face of the wall segment that is darker than the other;

then, imagine that the one true God rotates that wall segment sideways, clockwise, perfectly, 180 degrees, it is now, from your perspective, upside down (you are still facing the wall segment that is darker than the other).

The one true God has done for you what I wish to do for myself, in this 3D editor space.

The complication in my reality, is that, while I am able to rotate the wall segment along the Y axis (green), I will then have to make a manual adjustment along the X axis (red) and so too another adjustment along the Z axis (blue).

The pink line, representing the "unavailable axis", is the the ideal trajectory of rotation that the one true God would rotate the wall segment along if he were real.

As to the output values, there is a determinate output value as a result of the rotation (which I'm just, in an offhand way, referring to implicitly as an input) for each axis, as in: there will be an X value, there will be a Y value, and there will be a Z value of rotation that will be accounted for in the user interface shown in the screenshot I posted.

PS: an unanswered post with 8 upvotes counts as viral on r/trigonometry

I'm following this tutorial: https://forums.bohemia.net/forums/topic/203726-tutorial-how-to-make-an-object-play-sound-or-music-radio_fm/

It works until I paste in a new class "sound2" and refer to a different file in the music folder. Calling this say3D "sound2" doesn't work from the object's init in the editor

ma boi

been out here in the trenches

hard to get right without adjusting the Z axis of a model to the nth degree, but close enough to get a feel for what works

Before I ever got my hands on a computer that could even run Arma, I was dumping hours and hours into watching his content on YouTube as a teenager. Much love man hope you're well!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWWNVXMRqrA

Using vileHUD mod, turned all options off and set drop downs to "hide" under Game>>Difficulty settings.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3624526073&searchtext=camera

Viper reaction animation achieved with "Act_Reacting_to_Jets2" in waypoint init activation with switchMove

and https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2993442344&searchtext=death+and+hit Death and Hit Reactions Mod

as well https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1767626451&searchtext=remove+hit+animation
No Hit Animations Mod

Here's the bare skeleton of an FOB that I'm putting up for a SP scenario, and I want it to make military sense, so, forgive the sparseness 😞

Should the entirety of the perimeter be enclosed? Do the current fortifications make sense?
What kind of personnel numbers would be reasonable in a FOB of this size/position?