How To Edit Arma 3 Workshop Missions
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Open the server.cfg, scroll down // MISSIONS CYCLE and edit the template = (you do not need to include the.pbo extension) 1. Save the modified server.cfg to your server. Start the server from your control panel You can also change missions ingame with the command #missions.
This guide will walk you through the steps on how to make a really simple zeus mission in the Arma 3 Eden editor.
Step #1: Launching the Game
Open the Arma 3 launcher via Steam or a shortcut. and press the 'play' button.
Step #2: Going into the Editor
Once the game has launched and you are on the main menu, just click on the editor.
Step #3: Settings
Once you are in the editor click on Attributes and then multiplayer, unmark 'Enable AI' and change disabled to 'Respawn on custom position, and on the rulesets checkmark' select respawn position. Also change the respawn time to 03 seconds [optional].
Step #4: Adding Players
Then Place down the 'zeus' (Pilot [optional]). Also add other type of player (Autorifleman [optional]) so other people can join as well. Than doubleclick on the 'zeus' and change his 'Variable name' to 'zeus' [optional]. Than double click on the other players and change there controle to 'playable'.
Step #5: Adding Game Master
Now look for 'systems' (on the top right), Look for zeus and than 'game master' and place that down anywhere.
Now change the 'Owner' to 'Zeus'.
Step #6: Adding a Respawn
Now place down a 'Respawn position' (top right) and dubble click it and change the 'side' to 'blue fore'.
Remember to save the mission file!
Step #7: Hosting (1/2)
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Afther you have saved the mission file, go back to the main menu go to 'multiplayer' and click on 'server brouser'. Now click on host and give your server a name [optinal] change host to 'internet' leave the port on default if it is the same as on the example, change the amount of players to what you want depented to the amount of player you have placed down in the mission and give your server a password, and enable: UPNP.Step #7: Hosting (2/2)
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Now click 'host server' select the map that you made the mission on and continue to click on '3D Editor' and click on 'Play'. Select a slot and click 'OK'(button left) now continue trouw go into the game by clicking respawn (when available).Step #8: The End
You have hosted your own server that all of your friends can join [optinal]. Press the 'Y' key to go into zeus mode.
Written by Heercamelot.
SWO Mission Control DEMO for ARMA III, ver. ALPHA (2019)
This download should be compatible with the base game. This module should be plug-and-play with existing SP missions.
Welcome to the SWO Mission Control ReadMe file!
The SWO mission controller provides several fun and immersive ways to control mission specific companions.
BONUS: Mission Helicopter
The mission helicopter is scripted to move quickly from base to mission and back. If you like the helicopter it can be easily saved as a separate composition for later use.
FEATURES
Multiple Camera Feeds + zoom/vision mode
Orbital Livefeed
Body Cam
Surveillance (Deployable tracking)
Hackable
Remote movement and behavior controls
Mission specific waypoints
Real-time control (soon/wip)
Dramatic Effect
Personal Light source
IR IFF indicator
Smoke grenades
INSTALLATION
This ALPHA build includes a DEMO mission which should be accessed through the EDEN editor.
Install to: Arma 3usermissions0_SWOmissionControlDEMO.VR
To get the most out of this document open the DEMO and follow along.
Installation Notes
Using the plug-in:
1) Open the demo and create a new composition from the SWO_unit assets (Entities >> Layer SWOunit)
2) Create a new composition from the SWO_boss assets (Entities >> Layer SWOboss)
3) Create a new mission and add the two compositions
4) Save and alt+tab to access your mission directory
5) Paste the contents of the demo mission (without the Mission SQM file) into your new mission folder
6) Paste the in-engine init properties (see bottom of this doc) into the EDEN mission init field.
7) Save and Play Scenario
You should now be able to pick up the mission controller or tablet and use the buttons to control your companion.
(Note: many of the static objects, like the desk, are not included in the composition layer.
Two of the objects do not retain rotation data within composite layers. The hackable camera (SA_hcam) will need to be adjusted in the direction you want the security camera view to face. The second object is the tablet (SA_camcontrol) which needs to be rotated 60-90 degrees on Y-axis to face the player.)
CONTROL DESCRIPTION
Camera Controls
CAM1: Body Cam
CAM2: Orbital Cam
SURV: Stationary tracking Cam
HACK: Exploit local Cams
MODE: IR/NV
ZOOM: Zoom+, Zoom-, and track
Companion Controls
JOIN/LEAD: Toggle Follow/Lead companion
NEXT: Follow mission specific waypoints
HOLD: Stop everything and hide (for development)
RTRN: Walk to player and follow without joining
RECALL: Teleport to and join player
Menu
Exit/close
You also have radio controls to toggle day/night, begin spawning bad guys, and end the scenario.
The DEMO
Your mission is as follows: Sit, Pick up the controller, open the menu. Click CAM1, Click NEXT until Stranger discover a hackable camera. Click HACK, click ZOOM. Exit the menu, toggle night via radio Alpha, toggle bad guys via radio Bravo. Click throught the cameras and have fun!
Or some combination there-of. You can just press buttons and see what happens.
WIP
All scripts
GUI interface
Direct Remote Control
Custom companion models/textures
This document
FAQ
Q: What is this?
A: SWO Mission Control is a framework for easily adding functional companions to ARMA III. It's a GUI toy.
Q: How do I use it?
A: However you like. This Alpha build is not user-friendly or well optimized; as such, unsupported. Future versions will have a more simple user experience and extensive documentation on how to use the features. Right now I encourage you to load the demo and press some buttons.
Q: Why did the screen and stuff end up on the floor after I followed the steps to add the controller to my own mission?
A: The desk and other static objects are not included in the composition layer. You can either move them into the layer via the entities sidebar or add a few prop objects of your own.
Q: Stranger keeps getting knocked down over-and-over again. What am I supposed to do?
A: Grab a weapon and help him out!
Q: Where's Sasha Ashe?
A: A stand-alone version with the character Sasha Ashe is coming soon. Currently soliciting for character and custom weapon models. https://forums.bohemia.net/profile/1161172-wogz187/
Q: Why do I get an error about an undefined variable or the in-game monitor starts off black?
A: Make sure to paste the init cam properties (below) into the EDEN mission INIT field under Attributes/General/INIT.
Q: Are you the worst script writer ever?
A: Undoubtedly.*
Q: How do I edit the buttons on the controller?
A: The dialog menu is saved in the Description.ext file. There you can edit both button names and functions.
Q: How do I project the video feed onto a different screen that I choose?
A: Open the attributes of the prop screen (atele1) and copy the Object Specific/texture #0 field. Paste that into the same field of your needful object.
Q: I have a thousand ideas how you can make this better. Where do I send them?
A: Message me on BI ARMA III forums, wogz187.
https://forums.bohemia.net/profile/1161172-wogz187/
* But I'm trying.
init>>> copy and paste below into EDEN mission INIT
cam = 'Camera' camCreate (SWO_unit modelToWorld [0,0,28]);
cam cameraEffect ['internal','back','rtt'];
'rtt' setPiPEffect [2];
cam setVectorUp [0,0.99,0.01];
pic ctrlSetText '#(argb,512,512,1)r2t(rtt,1.0)';
[Cam, SA_OrbitCAMmount, true] call BIS_fnc_attachToRelative;