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{{Command|= Comments
{{RV|type=command
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| ofp |= Game name
|game1= ofp
|version1= 1.00


|1.00|= Game version
|game2= ofpe
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|version2= 1.00


| Returns the nearest object of given type to given position within a sphere. Hardcoded radius is 50 meters. Unlike with [[nearestObjects]], where distance is measured in 2D space, [[nearestObject]] will be closest object in 3D space.<br><br>
|game3= arma1
If object class type is used, any object derived from the type is found as well (In OFP however, only objects with exactly the type given are found). If object ID passed as an argument (as in example 2) the search range is unlimited.|= Description
|version3= 1.00
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| '''nearestObject''' [position, type] |= Syntax
|game4= arma2
|version4= 1.00


|p1= [position, type]: [[Array]] |=
|game5= arma2oa
|p2= position:  [[Position3D]] or [[Position2D]] or [[Object]] - position to start search at|=
|version5= 1.50
|p3= type: [[String]] - type of object (see [[typeOf]], [[CfgVehicles|class type]])|=


| [[Object]] - Nearest object, [[objNull]] otherwise |= Return value
|game6= tkoh
|version6= 1.00


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|game7= arma3
|version7= 0.50


|s2= '''nearestObject''' position |= Syntax
|gr1= Object Detection


|p21= position:  [[Position3D]] or [[Position2D]] or [[Object]] - position to start search at|=
|descr= Returns the nearest object of given type (or inherited classes) to given position within a sphere. Hardcoded radius is 50 meters.
Unlike with [[nearestObjects]], where distance is measured in 2D space, [[nearestObject]] will be closest object in 3D space.


|r2= [[Object]] - Nearest object, [[objNull]] otherwise |= Return value
{{Feature|informative|
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* in {{ofp}}, only objects of the exact provided class are found.
* if an object ID is used ({{Link|#Syntax 4}}, see {{Link|#Example 2}}) the search range is unlimited
}}
 
|s1= [[nearestObject]] [position, type]
 
|p1= position: [[Object]] or [[Array]] format [[Position#Introduction|Position2D]] or [[Position#Introduction|Position3D]] - position to start search at
 
|p2= type: [[String]] - type of object (see [[typeOf]], [[CfgVehicles|class type]])
 
|r1= [[Object]] - nearest object, [[objNull]] otherwise
 
|s2= [[nearestObject]] position
 
|p21= position: [[Array]] format [[Position#Introduction|Position2D]] or [[Position#Introduction|Position3D]] - position to start search at
 
|r2= [[Object]] - nearest object, [[objNull]] otherwise
 
|s3= position [[nearestObject]] typeOrId
 
|p41= position: [[Position#Introduction|Position3D]] or [[Position#Introduction|Position2D]] - position to start search at
 
|p42= typeOrId: [[String]] - type of object (see [[typeOf]], [[CfgVehicles|class type]]) or {{GVI|arma3|2.10|size= 0.75}} Visitor id (see [[getObjectID]])
 
|r3= [[Object]] - nearest object, [[objNull]] otherwise
 
|s4= position [[nearestObject]] id


|s3= position '''nearestObject''' type |=
|p61= position: [[Array]] format [[Position#Introduction|Position2D]] or [[Position#Introduction|Position3D]] - position to start search at


|p41= position: [[Position3D]] or [[Position2D]] - position to start search at|=
|p62= id: [[Number]] - object Visitor id
|p42= type: [[String]] - type of object (see [[typeOf]], [[CfgVehicles|class type]])|=


|r3= [[Object]] - Nearest object, [[objNull]] otherwise |=
|r4= [[Object]] - nearest object, [[objNull]] otherwise


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|x1= <sqf>
_nObject = nearestObject [2345, 6789];
_nObject = nearestObject [player, "StreetLamp"];
</sqf>


|s4= position '''nearestObject''' id |=
|x2= Return the object with ID 123456:
<sqf>_nObject = [0,0,0] nearestObject 123456;</sqf>


|p61= position: [[Position3D]] or [[Position2D]] - position to start search at|=
|x3= <sqf>_nObject = getPos player nearestObject "StreetLamp";</sqf>
|p62= id: [[Number]] - object Visitor id|=  


|r4= [[Object]] - Nearest object, [[objNull]] otherwise |=
|x4= Return the nearest object with ([[typeOf]] _nObject == "#XXXX") -> #mark, #slop, etc. Unlimited search range:
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<sqf>_nObject = _position nearestObject -1;</sqf>


 
|x1= <code>_nObject = [[nearestObject]] [2345,6789];
_nObject = [[nearestObject]] <nowiki>[</nowiki>[[player]], "StreetLamp"];
</code>  |= Example 1
|x2= Return the object with ID 123456:<code>_nObject = [0,0,0] [[nearestObject]] 123456; </code> |= Example 2
|x3= <code>_nObject = [[getPos]] [[player]] [[nearestObject]] "StreetLamp"; </code> |= Example 3
|x4= Return the nearest object with ([[typeOf]] _nObject == "#XXXX") -> #mark, #slop, etc. Unlimited search range:<code>_nObject = _position [[nearestObject]] -1; </code>
Return the nearest object with ([[typeOf]] _nObject != ""). Search range is 50m:
Return the nearest object with ([[typeOf]] _nObject != ""). Search range is 50m:
<code>_nObject = [[nearestObject]] _position; </code>
<sqf>_nObject = nearestObject _position;</sqf>
|= Example 4
|x5= <code>_blood = [[nearestObject]] <nowiki>[</nowiki>[[player]], "#slop"];
_step = [[nearestObject]] <nowiki>[</nowiki>[[player]], "#mark"];
_track = [[nearestObject]] <nowiki>[</nowiki>[[player]], "#track"];
_crater = [[nearestObject]] <nowiki>[</nowiki>[[player]], "#crater"];</code> |= Example 5
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| [[nearestObjects]], [[nearObjectsReady]], [[nearObjects]], [[objectFromNetId]], [[nearEntities]], [[entities]], [[object]] |= See also
|x5= (See also [[allMissionObjects]]):
<sqf>
_blood = nearestObject [player, "#slop"];
_step = nearestObject [player, "#mark"];
_track = nearestObject [player, "#track"];
_crater = nearestObject [player, "#crater"];
</sqf>


|seealso= [[nearestObjects]] [[nearObjectsReady]] [[nearObjects]] [[objectFromNetId]] [[nearEntities]] [[entities]] [[object]] [[nearestBuilding]] [[nearestTerrainObjects]] [[nearestMines]]
}}
}}


<h3 style="display:none">Notes</h3>
{{Note
|user= Gnashes
|timestamp= 20190129153100
|text= The ID for Syntax 4 may be dynamically obtained via the following (as of {{arma3}} v1.88):
(for {{arma3}} v2.10 or newer, use [[getObjectID]] instead)
<sqf>
// returns Object Terrain/Visitor ID, or -1 if no ID found (invalid/null object)
cursorObject call {
private _obj = str (param [0, objNull]);
private _id = -1;


<dl class="command_description">
private _find = ((_obj find "#") + 2);
<!-- Note Section BEGIN -->
if (_find > 1) then
{
private _len = ((_obj find ":") - _find);
_id = _obj select [_find, _len];
parseNumber _id;
};
_id
};
</sqf>
}}


<!-- Note Section END -->
{{Note
</dl>
|user= blackfisch
|timestamp= 20200212085500
|text= Note, that if you want to check for the nearest Unit you have to check for {{hl|CAManBase}} instead of {{hl|Man}}, since {{hl|Man}} will also return any wildlife population in that area:


<h3 style="display:none">Bottom Section</h3>
<sqf>
 
nearestObject [player, "Man"]; // could possibly return rabbits or other wildlife
[[Category:Scripting Commands|NEARESTOBJECT]]
nearestObject [player, "CAManBase"]; // only returns units
[[Category:Scripting Commands OFP 1.99|{{uc:{{PAGENAME}}}}]]
</sqf>
[[Category:Scripting Commands OFP 1.96|NEARESTOBJECT]]
}}
[[Category:Scripting Commands OFP 1.46|NEARESTOBJECT]]
[[Category:Scripting Commands ArmA|NEARESTOBJECT]]
[[Category:Command_Group:_Object_Information|{{uc:{{PAGENAME}}}}]]
[[Category:Scripting Commands ArmA2|{{uc:{{PAGENAME}}}}]]
[[Category:Scripting Commands Arma 3|{{uc:{{PAGENAME}}}}]]
[[Category:Scripting_Commands_Take_On_Helicopters|{{uc:{{PAGENAME}}}}]]

Latest revision as of 19:21, 19 July 2024

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Description

Description:
Returns the nearest object of given type (or inherited classes) to given position within a sphere. Hardcoded radius is 50 meters. Unlike with nearestObjects, where distance is measured in 2D space, nearestObject will be closest object in 3D space.
ⓘ
  • in Operation Flashpoint, only objects of the exact provided class are found.
  • if an object ID is used (Syntax 4, see Example 2) the search range is unlimited
Groups:
Object Detection

Syntax 1

Syntax:
nearestObject [position, type]
Parameters:
position: Object or Array format Position2D or Position3D - position to start search at
type: String - type of object (see typeOf, class type)
Return Value:
Object - nearest object, objNull otherwise

Syntax 2

Syntax:
nearestObject position
Parameters:
position: Array format Position2D or Position3D - position to start search at
Return Value:
Object - nearest object, objNull otherwise

Syntax 3

Syntax:
position nearestObject typeOrId
Parameters:
position: Position3D or Position2D - position to start search at
typeOrId: String - type of object (see typeOf, class type) or Arma 3 logo black.png2.10 Visitor id (see getObjectID)
Return Value:
Object - nearest object, objNull otherwise

Syntax 4

Syntax:
position nearestObject id
Parameters:
position: Array format Position2D or Position3D - position to start search at
id: Number - object Visitor id
Return Value:
Object - nearest object, objNull otherwise

Examples

Example 1:
_nObject = nearestObject [2345, 6789]; _nObject = nearestObject [player, "StreetLamp"];
Example 2:
Return the object with ID 123456:
_nObject = [0,0,0] nearestObject 123456;
Example 3:
_nObject = getPos player nearestObject "StreetLamp";
Example 4:
Return the nearest object with (typeOf _nObject == "#XXXX") -> #mark, #slop, etc. Unlimited search range:
_nObject = _position nearestObject -1;
Return the nearest object with (typeOf _nObject != ""). Search range is 50m:
_nObject = nearestObject _position;
Example 5:
(See also allMissionObjects):
_blood = nearestObject [player, "#slop"]; _step = nearestObject [player, "#mark"]; _track = nearestObject [player, "#track"]; _crater = nearestObject [player, "#crater"];

Additional Information

See also:
nearestObjects nearObjectsReady nearObjects objectFromNetId nearEntities entities object nearestBuilding nearestTerrainObjects nearestMines

Notes

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Only post proven facts here! Add Note
Gnashes - c
Posted on Jan 29, 2019 - 15:31 (UTC)
The ID for Syntax 4 may be dynamically obtained via the following (as of Arma 3 v1.88): (for Arma 3 v2.10 or newer, use getObjectID instead)
// returns Object Terrain/Visitor ID, or -1 if no ID found (invalid/null object) cursorObject call { private _obj = str (param [0, objNull]); private _id = -1; private _find = ((_obj find "#") + 2); if (_find > 1) then { private _len = ((_obj find ":") - _find); _id = _obj select [_find, _len]; parseNumber _id; }; _id };
blackfisch - c
Posted on Feb 12, 2020 - 08:55 (UTC)
Note, that if you want to check for the nearest Unit you have to check for CAManBase instead of Man, since Man will also return any wildlife population in that area:
nearestObject [player, "Man"]; // could possibly return rabbits or other wildlife nearestObject [player, "CAManBase"]; // only returns units
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