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Although this command takes a group as an argument, you need to use the [[join]] command if you want the created units to perform actions such as [[move]]. For example:- | Although this command takes a group as an argument, you need to use the [[join]] command if you want the created units to perform actions such as [[move]]. For example:- | ||
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However, some commands such as [[setUnitPos]] only work if run before the [[join]]. | However, some commands such as [[setUnitPos]] only work if run before the [[join]]. | ||
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Revision as of 22:10, 11 March 2011
Description
- Description:
- Creates a unit (person) of the given type (type is a name of a subclass of CfgVehicles) and makes it a member of the given group. If the markers array contains several marker names, the position of a random one is used. Otherwise, the given position is used. The unit is placed inside a circle with this position as its center and placement as its radius. Special properties can be: "NONE" and "FORM".
- Groups:
- Uncategorised
Syntax
- Syntax:
- Object = group createUnit [type, position, markers, placement, special]
- Parameters:
- group: Group
- [type, position, markers, placement, special]: Array
- type: String
- position: Position
- markers: Array
- placement: Number. Radius
- special: String
- Return Value:
- Object
Examples
- Example 1:
_unit = group player createUnit ["SoldierWB", Position player, [], 0, "FORM"]____________________________________________________________________________________________
Additional Information
Notes
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Notes
- Sbsmac 21 December 2006
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Although this command takes a group as an argument, you need to use the join command if you want the created units to perform actions such as move. For example:-
comment "Create a new soldier within 100m of the player and cause them to run towards the player" ; _grp = createGroup west; unit = _grp createUnit ["SoldierWB", position player, [], 100, "FORM"] ; [unit] join _grp ; unit move position player ;However, some commands such as setUnitPos only work if run before the join.