Removing and Deconstructing Objects
- Now adds colored helpers to modular objects.
- Green: Refund one kit.
- Blue: Refund entire recipe of parts (multiple items).
- Red: No refund will be given. Either because the object is too damaged, or the refund feature is disabled.
- If the object has a door open while selected, no helper will display/float in the open door space.
- The gear panel will only open if a refund is available.
- If a lit fire barrel is removed, the flame will now be extinguished.
- If a plot pole is removed, plot boundary helpers will now be deleted.
- Refunds for non-modular objects are handled by their respective config settings.
- Removed non-lockable storage objects will now refund their contents.
- The corresponding storage kit will be refunded.
- If there is room outdoors, backpacks will be arranged in a neat circle close to the refund point.
- If the spawn point is too close to a building, backpacks will spawn at the player's location.
- Helpers will now appear on wrecked/ruined modular objects.
- Helper color arrays were changed to helper transparency values only, to make it easier (and safer) for server owners.
Upgrading, Downgrading, Maintaining and Packing Objects
- Now includes colored helper spheres for improved player experience.
- Reapply damage to upgraded/downgraded object if necessary.
Changes made by @Victor-the-Cleaner
- Players may no longer build objects outside the plot radius.
- This is calculated using the object's pivot point, not its geometry nor its bounding box.
- Players may move an object any distance or height within the plot boundary/sphere.
- Therefore, DZE_buildMaxMoveDistance and DZE_buildMaxHeightDistance are now obsolete.
- Players may move a small distance outside the plot radius, provided the object remains inside. Enabled with DZE_PlotOzone. Default: 10 meters.
- A line of helpers now appears through the plot's vertical axis to aid line-of-sight to the pole. Enabled with DZE_AxialHelper.
- This may be useful for nearby plots that are grouped together, or where their radii overlap.
- Players may now cancel the build by fast movement, i.e. running, or fast walking on steep terrain.
- This only applies when the player is holding the object. They may press F to release it, then run without cancelling.
- Crouch-walking or slow-walking will not cancel the build.
- The player will auto-crouch when clicking "build" to prevent accidental cancelling.
Changes made by @Victor-the-Cleaner
- Pressing ESC will cancel without opening the Arma exit menu.
- Pressing F while building will hold or release the object without altering the weapon firing mode.
- Pressing PgUp or PgDn while building will raise or lower the object without altering the weapon zeroing.
Thx @Victor-the-Cleaner
setVehicleInit does not work correctly. rSETOBJECTTEXTURE is the only way to sync it for all clients fast enough. Also player_zombieCheck cannot handle the invisible part to the bloodsucker attack since all other players which got not attacked interrupt that process.
This reverts all the last changes to server_playerSync and creates a new global variable for dayz_onBack. This should be the best way to save the gear correct and still get dayz_onBack if the player leaves the server. This change removes the constant sending of the whole player inventory over the network from force or regluar_save. It should no longer be needed since the server does the counting now.
This also re-arranges the configVariables.sqf and loads the variables for both (server and client) first. This allows to check for certain variables like Z_SingleCurrency and stops the loading of all other Z_SingleCurrency variables even when Z_SingleCurrency was not on.
