setGroupId

Notes

In OFP, group ID format must be [letter, color, picture] or [letter, color]. Letter is one of:

• "Alpha"
• "Bravo"
• "Charlie"
• "Delta"
• "Echo"
• "Foxtrot"
• "Golf"
• "Hotel"
• "Kilo"
• "Yankee"

• "Zulu"
• "Buffalo"
• "Convoy"
• "Guardian"
• "November"
• "Two"
• "Three"
• "Fox"

Colour may be one of the following:

• "GroupColor0" - (Nothing)
• "GroupColor1" - Black
• "GroupColor2" - Red
• "GroupColor3" - Green
• "GroupColor4" - Blue
• "GroupColor5" - Yellow
• "GroupColor6" - Orange
• "GroupColor7" - Pink
• "Six" - Six

Posted on August 4, 2006 - 11:01

hardrock

Notes from before the conversion: Note that this command does not name the group. To call a group "grp1", for example, write this in the init field of the group leader: grp1 = group this

Posted on December 9, 2006 - 12:20

Mondkalb

Selfdefined Callsigns: In Armed Assault you're able to define the callsignletter by yourself. This can be for example "Fireteam", or "Specialforces". this setgroupId ["Attackteam"]

Ceeeb

In OFP v1.96, the radio callsign strings for a mission can be redefined by creating a stringtable.csv in the mission folder. All string names except FOX can be found within the main stringtable.csv. Note "SIX" has a string suggesting it is a groupname, although the engine uses it as a colour. Some examples of the string names : STR_CFG_GRPNAMES_ALPHA, STR_CFG_GRPNAMES_FOX, STR_CFG_GRPCOL_BLACK, STR_CFG_GRPNAMES_SIX, STR_CFG_FIREFLYBASE, STR_CFG_PAPABEAR, STR_CFG_HQ_BASE, STR_CFG_HQ_BASE.