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* To get an array of units that are in a group, use the [[units]] command. | * To get an array of units that are in a group, use the [[units]] command. | ||
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! Game | |||
| {{GVI|ofp|1.00}} | |||
| {{GVI|ofpe|1.00}} | |||
| {{GVI|arma1|1.00}} | |||
| {{GVI|arma2|1.00}} | |||
| {{GVI|arma2oa|1.50}} | |||
| {{GVI|tkoh|1.00}} | |||
| {{GVI|arma3|1.00}} | |||
| {{GVI|arma3|1.68}} | |||
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! Max. No. of Groups per side | |||
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| colspan="6" | 144 | |||
| 288 | |||
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[[Category: Data Types]] | [[Category: Data Types]] | ||
Revision as of 10:00, 10 October 2021
A group is its own data type in the scripting language. All units belong to a group. If units are linked together in the editor, they are all part of the same group. If a unit is not linked to anyone else, then it belongs to its own group.
- The AI makes many decisions as an entire group, instead of on an individual unit level. For example, behavior, combat mode, and waypoints are decided on a group, not an individual level.
- Note that empty objects do not belong to a group. Nor do empty vehicles.
- To get the group that a unit belongs to, use the group command.
- To get the unit that currently leads a group, use the leader command.
- To get an array of units that are in a group, use the units command.
| Game |  1.00
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 1.00
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 1.00
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 1.00
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 1.50
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 1.00
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 1.00
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1.68
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| Max. No. of Groups per side | 63 | 144 | 288 | |||||