Author: Sheddius
Author Website: http://callsignphoenix.com/
Requirements: Arma 2
Island(s): Utes
Playable options: N/A
Version: 1.0
Author Website: http://callsignphoenix.com/
Requirements: Arma 2
Island(s): Utes
Playable options: N/A
Version: 1.0
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interesting manœuvre, would like to see that in a complete mission. But does it really need ACE? Or is that just due to the buoy-like boat?
I don't mean to call you out Sheddius, or hurt your feelings. But looking at this in the Editor, you just took the script version of another guys work and put it into Triggers in-game. I see word for word lines in your Triggers from the other guy's CRRC Script version. Besides you automated the switch seat process.
Nice way of doing it without scripts, but (100% mooch) i think is wrong, as you possibly got the idea from the script on this site, and based your work off of it or referenced to it at least.
I could be all wrong and you thought of this on your on. If so, I apologizes. Just doesn't seem like it from viewing the mission.
P.S. You also made this with ACE on as well, which none of the units I saw are needed for ACE. Could probably take that out.
EDIT: Not sure how much you tested this, But uh, it don't work. The boat doesn't go into the heli and bounces off. Sometimes the heli blows up. Had to lower the height to 1 not 2.
I think this "script stealing" issue is way too much overrated. Apart from the fact that everyone here does editing not for money but just for fun, there are not that many ways to do stuff with scripting, so if want to fix the boat in the back and then reseat the people in it, it will end up to be pretty much the same code, regardless who did it. Maybe more elaborate scripts like UPS or norrins revive etc. have a certain handwriting to it, but the more basic stuff can't actually be "stolen" or "mooched". Actually it is often the only way, certainly the best way to look into other peoples' well working scripts in order to learn how it works. But it is always nice to credit and thank people whose work was a help, this doesn't diminish your own effort, because puzzling together known pieces to form something new is still creative and tedious work.
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