I've actually noticed this several times. I thought I'd made a ticket but looks like I forgot...

Whichever you think is good is good :P

No worldWorld to model sounds more correct

Getter2 is not needed. You only need to know which ladder.
All of them can be combined in one command:

getLadder player

returns:

[object, "ladderCfgName", progress]

As CBA devs pointed out to you, it's not a CBA issue.

I have a feeling you're not privateing your vars, causing them to be changed by an inner function.

Well you can post your entire mission with all the scripts so the devs can investigate the scripts directly.

This needs new animation files which most likely won't happen at this stage of development.

Looks like the performance varies a bit. It's not always slower than +. But it is always slower than insert

Are you sure you have not uninstalled the DLC or something? If not, try verifying the game data via Steam. If you have, you can install it again from: Right Click on Arma in Steam > Properties > DLC

I have no problem creating them though:

_p = getPosWorld player;
_dx = 0;
_dy = 0;
[...] findif {
    _o = createSimpleObject [_x, _p];
    _bb = boundingBoxReal _o#2;
    _dx = _dx + _bb;
    if (_dx > 20) then {_dy = _dy + _bb; _dx = 0};
    _o setPosWorld (_p vectorAdd [_dx, _dy, _bb]);
    _b = isNull _o;
    _b
}

[...] is the array of models from that wiki page.

In T170775#2415450, @killerswin2 wrote:

if Possible, maybe also add a 4x4 matrix, so that we can use Euler Angles more naturally. 4X4 matices would also allow for Translation, Rotation, Scale, Projection, or a big favorite of mine, Look-At Matrix. An addition for 4x4 is also having a model-view matrix which positions and orients the object in the world space.

is a good start but we might want to construct the object with a copy of the object,

Problem, how to set a CODE type variable, if CODE type is used to identify a method

resort to hacky approaches like storing indexes as position Z coordinate

You can just store them as hashmaps now

In my opinion, don't log anything for any command at all, and instead add a new command line arg for that, so only if someone's interested in debugging would get them in log.

Thats what the error says, no points, and the error is correct

Try the solutions on this page:
https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/Arma_3:_Unusual_process_exit

You can fix it yourself by setting the effective commander as the driver himself:

this addEventHandler ["GetIn", {
	params ["_veh"];
	if (!isNull driver _veh) then {
		_veh setEffectiveCommander driver _veh;
	};
}]

In T167429#2354331, @AryxRayx wrote:

Self placed Land_Atm_01_F and a Land_Atm_02_F work.

But It doesnt work on Original map placed ATM's (Land_Atm_01_F/Land_Atm_02_F), for example those on Altis. (As if they dont exist anymore)

That's weird. It works for me.

What is your GPU?

Post the full error.
Has this problem started after updating the game? or have you just installed it?

You can also do this using 2 helper functions, which is more optimal than using spawn with waitUntil:

//fn_deferrer.sqf
params ["_params", "_code"];
private _deferred = [];
_params call _code;
{
  _x#0 call _x#1;
} forEach _deferred

//fn_defer.sqf
_deferred pushBack _this;

Repair the game via Steam.
https://help.steampowered.com/en/faqs/view/0C48-FCBD-DA71-93EB

It's not a typo. getNumber can parse strings:

getNumber (configFile >> "CfgMovesMaleSdr" >> "States" >> "Acts_RU_Briefing_Turn" >> "speed") //will return 0.3093

I don't know, but as far as I see there is no good reason. You could just as easily have all the select overloads, such as _string # [1,2]. Same way you could have _string + [1,2] (I know, it's not a valid syntax)
And - is a unary command, so _arr#-_index is not gonna be confusing either.

Any particular reason why? I mean # is used more often than select nowadays...
And I can't think of any limitations either 🤔

# is not supported?

Ah I thought you said it crashed when you wanted to start the game.
Well try this then:
press Win + R and type this and press Ok:

%localappdata%\Bohemia_Interactive

Delete all folders that begin with arma3launcher.

Culture: zh-CN
UI Culture: zh-CN

The solution is presented on the following StackOverflow question:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50970449/error-800700c1-in-instantiating-an-object-for-microsoft-office-interop-excel-a
Deleting the file "C:\Program" fixes the issue.

Change the launcher language to English. If it still doesn't work, press Win + R and type this and press Ok:

%localappdata%\Arma 3 Launcher

Repair the game via Steam.
https://help.steampowered.com/en/faqs/view/0C48-FCBD-DA71-93EB