As far as I know, it currently isn't really possible to specifically detect trees.
When using nearestObjects, for example, you can filter for buildings and whatnot, but trees... nope. (Or can you?!)
There sure are ways such as filtering the strings, stuff like that, but a performant way is something different.
what about:
trees = [];
{
if ((str _x) find ": t_" > -1) then {
trees pushBack _x;
};
} forEach nearestObjects [player, [], 100];
Hm, I by far am no master to sqf, but this looks performance heavy.
I'm aiming for a solution that will be called for each shot.
Do you think this is a practicable way?
(Can't test it right now)
So, I checked it and it's been around 0.002 secs for ~30m or so.
Thanks for pointing that out, mate, I'll see if this fits my needs. :)