landAt

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Description

Description:

Order an AI airplane to land at a given airport. ID is the number to identify which airport on the island you want. Since Arma 3 v1.68 it is possible to order a helicopter to land on designated helipad.

Groups:

Uncategorised

Syntax

Syntax:

plane landAt id

Parameters:

plane: Object

id: Number

Return Value:

Nothing

Alternative Syntax

Syntax:

heli landAt helipad        Since Arma 3 v1.68

Parameters:

heli: Object

helipad: Object

Return Value:

Nothing

Examples

Example 1:

_plane1 landAt 1;

Example 2:

_heli1 land "LAND"; _heli1 landAt _helipad;

Additional Information

See also:

landsetAirportSideassignToAirport

Notes

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Notes

Posted 17:10, 23 February 2014 (AEDT)

l_S3N7RY_l

ARMA 3: Altis:

• 0 = Airbase
• 1 = AAC Airfield
• 2 = Krya Nera Airstrip
• 3 = Selakeno Airfield
• 4 = Molos Airfield
• 5 = Almyra Salt Lake Airstrip

Posted 17:56, 21 September 2010 (CEST)

tom_48_97

ARMA 2 OA: Takistan:

• 0 = Airport NorthWest
• 1 = Airport SouthEast

Planes approach all airports from South West ARMA 2: Utes:

• 0 = There is only one airport

Chernarus:

• 0 = Airport NorthWest close to Grishno
• 1 = Airport NorthEast close to Kranostav
• 2 = Airport SouthWest close to Balota
• 3 = Nearest Airport

Planes approach all airports from South East ARMA: Sahrani:

• 0: - Paraiso
• 1: - Rahmadi
• 2: - Pita
• 3: - Antigua

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Posted on November 8, 2014 - 22:59 (UTC)

Tankbuster

In Arma 3 (1.34) landAt only works for fixed-wing aircraft. Rotary-wing craft ignore this command.

Posted on June 19, 2016 - 09:24 (UTC)

Tryteyker-

ARMA 3: Tanoa
0 = Aeroport de Tanoa
1 = Tuvanaka Airbase
2 = Saint-George Airstrip
3 = Bala Airstrip
4 = La Rochelle Aerodome
ARMA 3: Stratis
0 = Stratis Airbase