onPlayerDisconnected

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Description

Description:

This command will execute attached code whenever a player is leaving an MP session. The code will receive a number of special variables:

• _id: Number - is the unique DirectPlay ID. Quite useless as the number is too big for in-built string representation and gets rounded. It is also the same id used for user placed markers.
• _uid: String - is getPlayerUID of the leaving player. In Arma 3 it is also the same as Steam ID.
• _name: String - is profileName of the leaving player.
• _jip: (since Arma 3 v1.49) Boolean - is a flag that indicated whether or not the player joined after the mission has started (Joined In Progress). true - if the player was JIP, otherwise false.
• _owner: (since Arma 3 v1.49) Number - is owner id of the leaving player. Can be used for kick or ban purposes or just for publicVariableClient.
• _idstr: (since Arma 3 v1.95) String - same as _id but in string format, so could be exactly compared to user marker ids.
  
  

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Since Arma 3 v1.57 a stackable version of this EH is available: PlayerDisconnected

In order to keep compatibility between official and community content the functions BIS_fnc_addStackedEventHandler and BIS_fnc_removeStackedEventHandler should be used instead.

Multiplayer:

In MP onPlayerDisconnected is executed only on the server

Groups:

Multiplayer

Syntax

Syntax:

onPlayerDisconnected code

Parameters:

code: String or Code

Return Value:

Nothing

Examples

Example 1:

onPlayerDisconnected "diag_log [_id, _uid, _name]";

Example 2:

onPlayerDisconnected { if (count allPlayers == 0) then { endMission "END1"; }; };

Additional Information

See also:

onPlayerConnecteddidJIPdidJIPOwnerHandleDisconnect

Notes

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Posted on January 14, 2015 - 19:21 (UTC)

AgentRev

For Arma 3 v1.32 and onward, one might want to consider using instead the HandleDisconnect mission event handler for greater flexibility.