remoteExec/remoteExecCall executed with target -2 (run function everywhere but server) does not execute locally in SP, means it does not execute the command at all in SP/SP Editor.
This makes workarounds needed while developing and should be avoided.
Put the following in the debug console in SP/SP Editor:
"hello" remoteExec ["hint", -2];
This should show a "hello" hint but it doesn't.
-2 means execute everywhere but the server. If you type in editor
hint str isServer;
the result would be "true", therefore it will not be executed. Does this resolve the issue for you?
No, it doesn't resolve the issue.
It should always work in SP, no matter what kind of target it is. Otherwise for testing purposes you have to write extra code.
This is still valid. Please change it so that remoteExec with any target executes in singleplayer/editor.
I had to add about 30 isMultiplayer checks and the command/function again just to make it work in singleplayer which is nonsense..
And by the way, this is not for adapting a mission from MP to SP but I and many others make missions for dedicated servers in the singleplayer editor.
And adding another script call instead of simply add the is multiplayer check in the c++ code...