Also moved the dayz_epoch_b stringtable into a dayz_epoch package in the
dayz_code stringtable.
This makes it easier to maintain and search for code strings. Epoch_b
only holds extra models and textures now.
Updated loot spawning code for vehicle cargo.
Also it is faster and more efficient to call spawn_vehicles repeatedly
in one thread rather than spawn it hundreds of times (opening hundreds
of simultaneous script threads).
It makes no sense to rename the identical DayZ PVs to have an E in their
name. I don't see any good reason it was done in the first place. All it
accomplishes is breaking script compatibility between the two mods and
requiring different publicvariable.txt filters. The only time it makes
sense is for custom Epoch variables that aren't used in vanilla.
All admins have to do to update custom scripts is swap the names
according to the change log.
Note I've submitted a pull request to replace PVDZ_veh_Save with
PVDZ_obj_Save in official too because they are duplicates.
dayz_Magazines isn't always set before syncing the character, and especially considering this is just on a loop makes it very unreliable. If you input an empty array to the server_playerSync then it will wipe your backpack and weapons aswell. Noticed this bug when players were complaining about it since I switched completely over to extDB. I've taken a look at the HiveExt.dll source and I'm pretty sure I found a check in there to see if the array is empty, which is still a hacky fix for this. I honestly wonder what the devs of DayZ were doing when they made this mod, honestly the coding is horrendous. I honestly just feel like making my own version of it from scratch sometimes. Rant over... sorry lol. Back on topic, using magazines player won't record the clip count in a magazine, but the only time that actually seems to be saved is when the gear dialog is closed because that's the only time you can record it using the gearIDC commands.
we now limit the speed factor to (18 max run speed) for thirst and
hunger, this will fix issue with getting hungry while too fast while
driving or flying.
