setUnitRank

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Description

Description:

Sets rank of given unit. Possible rank values, and the associated rating that is automatically given:

• PRIVATE: 0
• CORPORAL: 500
• SERGEANT: 1500
• LIEUTENANT: 2500
• CAPTAIN: 3500
• MAJOR: 5000
• COLONEL: 7500
  
  

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Syntax

Syntax:

unitName setUnitRank rank

Parameters:

unitName: Object

rank: String As above

Return Value:

Nothing

Examples

Example 1:

player setUnitRank "COLONEL"

Additional Information

See also:

Rating ValuesratingaddRatingranksetRank

Notes

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Notes

Posted on Mar 26, 2009 - 19:24

Wolfrug

Changing a unit's rank using either setUnitRank or setRank will also REPLACE their current rating dependent on their new rank (colonels have a rating of 7500 etc). That is to say REPLACE, not add to: the unit's old rating will disappear with the rank change.

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Posted on December 24, 2015 - 21:10 (UTC)

Wyattwic

In Arma 3, if the rank is not spelled correctly or the string is empty, it will default to Private. This command is not case sensitive. For Arma 3 the rating set by this command is as follows. (PRIVATE: 0) (CORPORAL: 50) (SERGEANT: 150) (LIEUTENANT: 250) (CAPTAIN: 350) (MAJOR: 500) (COLONEL: 750) The rating listed here will be present on base type respawn.