It does not feel right, when you enter a military area and see only Worker Zombies. I changed the Zombie Typs of the buildings to look more like a military area.
I did not realize lootPosSmall positions can only fit small objects like
soda cans etc., so it is not okay to merge them with the main lootPos
arrays. This separates them back out.
This solution will work like 1.0.5.1 CfgLootSmall. <GroupName>Small is
used to spawn additional loot if the building type has lootPosSmall
positions available. It is not necessary to add a <GroupName>Small for
types that do not have lootPosSmall positions.
Some of these objects may still be too big or too small (knife,
binoculars, matchbox, etc.) for the positions and look out of place. If
that is the case please submit a pull with any problematic ones removed
from the <GroupName>Small groups (check if they aren't in 1051
CfgLootSmall first). Balance and rates may need adjustment as I just
took the normal groups and removed large objects from them while trying
to keep similar items to 1.0.5.1 CfgLootSmall.
Epoch has custom loot positions for many buildings. Most lootPos have
not changed in vanilla since pre 1.7.x.
The vanilla lootPos are now commented out and custom Epoch ones are
added back. LootPosSmall positions are now included in lootPos and
marked with //DZE EXTRA
LootPosSmall are included and used by default in 1051, so it is simpler
to add them to the main lootPos lists instead of having a separate loop
in buildingSpawnLoot.sqf for them.
Passing false as the second parameter to fnc_find_plots always returns
DZE_PlotPole select 0. In dze_buildchecks we want to use DZE_PlotPole
select 1 if the classname is a plot pole.
_distance is already defined as DZE_PlotPole select 0 in the other three
files, so it is redundant to redefine it as the return value.
In player_upgrade.sqf the check for DZE_permanentPlot is not necessary,
because FNC_check_access handles both cases.
I just changed the spawing zombie typ for the military special loot. I noticed that there are only "z_new_worker2-4" zombies in the baracks and got a bit confused. So now we have the military zombies back.
It is unnecessary to specify default values in configVariables.sqf
comments. All values in this file will be defaults at release. It can't
be edited by admins directly. They need to copy the variables to their
mission to change them, so they will always be able to reference it for
the defaults.
Fn_check_access provides the same functionality and more.
Removed folders that only contained a single file to clean things up.
Also added epoch tag friendly code to vanilla player_updateGui for now.
* Added doorManagement
* Rename FNC_check_owner --> FNC_check_owner_friends
* Fixed typo
* Fixed bug in FNC_check_owner_friends which allowed every user to manage
every plot and door.
* Removed unused DZE_doorManagementHarderPenalty from configVariables.sqf
* Now checking if _playerUID is in _friendlies for both cases.
* DZE_plotforLife should be DZE_permanentPlot
* Fixed case where DZE_permanentPlot is false.
* Forgot to add STR_EPOCH_CANCEL
* Changed translations to suggested string by ebaydayz.
* Renamed EyeScanner to DoorAccess.
* Reworked access rights for door management.
* DZE_doorManagementMustBeClose = true; //Players must be within 10m of
door to be added as a door friend.
* Fixed copy-paste error.
* Replace count with if
* Remove redundant test.
* Also replaced count in door management admins check.
* Change plotManagement and doorManagement to be consistent to
DayZ_UseSteamID (get UID from FNC_GetPlayerUID).
* Use _playerUID and _characterID more consistent.
* Added german translation to
STR_EPOCH_PLOTMANAGEMENT_ADDFRIEND_ALREADYONTHELIST.
Plot for Life and Plot Management work best together. They essentially
provide the same functionality. Both let you keep your plot after death
by using UID instead of CharacterID. Plot Management doesn't even have
an option to save characterID, so by default it is always keeping all
friends and the owner permanently until they are removed. The only major
difference between them is Plot For Life also adds permanent ownership
of built items on the plot, which is behavior most people expect. It
doesn't make sense to keep ownership of the plot after death but not the
other objects built on it. The other functionality it adds (take
ownership) can be toggled with a config variable.
It is rare that someone would want Plot For Life enabled, but Plot
Management disabled or vice versa. If they really want that they can
still do it manually, but consolidating them to a single config option
greatly simplifies things for everyone else.
I removed links to mod githubs because many changes have been made to
the 1.0.6 versions, so outdated information there will likely confuse
people. Authors are already credited in the README and change log.
In variables.sqf "DZ_storage_base" is now the parent class which
includes all tents and stashes. DZE_checkNearbyRadius variable is not
used (identical to DZE_PlotPole select 0).
The big list of removals in setvariableval.txt and publicvariableval.txt
were duplicates. Other removals are covered by the new regex filter.
Still needs work. If you encounter kicks please post the restriction
type and number along with the log line in the 1.0.6 testing issue.
Vanilla development commit:
b038a1762b
Fixes RPT error "Unsupported language English (or whatever language you
selected) in stringtable" on load.
We do not have <Original> tags on any other strings in the table, so
there is no reason to use them here. They are not needed. If the game is
set to use a language that does not have an entry it uses the first
available entry for that string (which is English for every string in
the table). Keys should not contain only <Original> tags with no other
languages, as it will cause this error.
Updates that were in the 1.0.5.1 release are now included in the main
epoch.sql file, since all servers should have applied them by now.
All new updates since 1.0.5.1 release are now in 1.0.6_Updates.sql.
Also disable abort and respawn immediately in pause menu onLoad. New
function fn_pauseMenuChecks allows admins to run unscheduled code in
pause menu onLoad.
Since typed bags spawn in bulk (usually 2x 4 different bag types) this
reduces bloodbag output slightly when classic system is enabled.
Medboxes were spawning with 3-8 blood bags, this reduces it to about 1-6
which should be similar to 1051 values IIRC. Feel free to adjust this up
or down if needed.
The whole point of a global variable is you do not need to pass it.
DZE_plotManagement and DZE_plotmanagementAdmins are always defined and
do not change, so there is no need to pass them as parameters.
@icomrade - configFile and missionConfigFile are in different scopes.
Admins can overwrite any dialog in RscDisplay with their own version
included in the mission without getting "class already defined" errors.
I tested to make sure it is possible. So there is no benefit to having
these includes in description.ext.
CursorTarget should always be passed from fn_selfActions, not reacquired
in action scripts. This is to ensure the same object is referenced. Plot
Management maintain_area is called from the dialog button, not
fn_selfactions.
