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(Updated example to explain that a unit must be outside of a Vehicle first, before calling deleteVehicle.)
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unit1 [[setPos]] [0,0,0]<br/>
unit1 [[setPos]] [0,0,0]<br/>
deleteVehicle unit1</code>
deleteVehicle unit1</code>
''This is because you cannot call deleteVehicle on a unit (soldier) who's currently inside a Vehicle.''


The line below works just fine for units that have been deleted.
The line below works just fine for units that have been deleted.

Revision as of 00:39, 13 March 2007

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Description

Description:
Delete an object. Note that only units inserted in the mission editor and units created during the game's progress can be deleted by this command. Island objects and player units can't be removed.
Groups:
Uncategorised

Syntax

Syntax:
deleteVehicle object
Parameters:
object: Object
Return Value:
Nothing

Examples

Example 1:
deleteVehicle tank
Attention Deleting a vehicle, which is still being accessed by a running script, can result in a CTD.

Additional Information

See also:
createUnitcreateUnit arraycreateVehicle arraycreateVehicleLocalcreateVehicle

Notes

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Notes

Posted on August 3, 2006 - 14:30
hardrock
Notes from before the conversion: If you run deleteVehicle for every playable soldier, the AI units will be removed. deleteVehicle unit1 will result in some very strange, and unwelcome, things happening. A safer way to delete unit1 if it is, or might be, inside a vehicle is: unassignVehicle unit1
unit1 setPos [0,0,0]
deleteVehicle unit1
This is because you cannot call deleteVehicle on a unit (soldier) who's currently inside a Vehicle. The line below works just fine for units that have been deleted. if (alive unit1) then {hint"He is alive"} else {hint"Oh no he's not"}

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