setDamage

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Description

Description:

Sets the damage (or lack thereof) of an object/unit. The alternative syntax allows to skip destruction effects for vehicles and buildings.

Groups:

Object Manipulation

Syntax

Syntax:

object setDamage damage

Parameters:

object: Object

damage: Number - range 0..1, 0 = pristine/healthy condition, 1 = entirely destroyed/killed

Return Value:

Nothing

Alternative Syntax

Syntax:

object setDamage [damage, useEffects] Template:Since

Parameters:

object: Object

damage: Number - range 0..1, 0 = pristine/healthy condition, 1 = entirely destroyed/killed

useEffects: Boolean (Optional, default true) - false to skip destruction effects

Return Value:

Nothing

Examples

Example 1:

_soldier1 setDamage 1;

Example 2:

_house1 setDamage [1, false];

Additional Information

See also:

setVehicleArmordamagegetDammagesetHitgetHitgetHitIndexsetHitIndexgetHitPointDamagesetHitPointDamage

Notes

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Posted on May 29, 2015 - 11:23 (UTC)

KamikazeXeX

Using this possible overrides individual hit damages such as setHitPointDamage ["HitHead", _value]; if you're having issues try setting hitdamage after setdamage.

Posted on April 17, 2006‎ - 07:36 (CEST)

Fragorl

In Operation Flashpoint, setting a unit's damage to a negative value will set it is health to full, but impair their aim.

sarogahtyp (talk) 10:31, 24 July 2021 (CEST)

Sarogahtyp

You are able to repair buildings with this command if you just store the original object and use setDamage on this and not on the wreck which is shown after the building was destroyed. This works in debug console when pointing a house: [] spawn { private _house = cursorObject; _house setDamage 1; sleep 5; _house setDamage 0; };