This is indeed an issue since most modders are too lazy to think about cross-compatibility. I am not sure what the best solution would be.
Having all Cfg entries as script classes might not work out well in terms of startup time and performance. There are quit a lot of them.

No error, because the variable can exist in the global namespace, in the class as a field and inside a function both as a parameter and as a variable declared in the body.
That is alright in other languages as well. (C#)

@Geez how many more valid bug reports until I unlock the golden feedback tracker?

I disagree. This needs no "fix" and the limit is way above anything reasonable all modders combined could ever create.

perhaps my report has been misread? I gave examples for both working and non-working. I have just run this code on the latest DayZ build.
It is simplified more. I was testing various things. For this issue we can boil it down to the following:

@Geez just in case you overlooked this one :)

Have you tried to just make the initial object much bigger and then shrink down the BBox?

Yeah, I forgot I made a ticket about it :)

Can you please try to call objectinstance.Update() on each frame while it is rotating and see if that fixes something for you?

I have experienced this as well and can confirm that the "hide" animation type does not work as expected.

Yes @Hunterz Add/RemoveChild does exactly what link-local-space does for Humans.

No, you do not define the model path or the scope. Just what I put in my example

You add that in your config.cpp and be done with it. The name is the name of the p3d

class CfgNonAIVehicles
{
    class StaticObject;
    class Static_Train_Wagon_Tanker: StaticObject {};
}

The target object can now be treated as any other typed object. GetName() also works there, you do not need to add your own function for that.

You can get the position from static objects just like with any other object. They also certainly appear in GetObjectsAtPosition3D because I use that on various occasions

Yup, I double down on this one

Ah okay, too deep down. Perhaps Entity or EntitiAi works out. If none of the general base classes work for you, you can have a look at what kind of objects you use it for. If they are all items, you could use ItemBase

You can add that yourself like this:

modded class Object 
{
    Param2< vector, vector > GetPosYPR()
    {
        return new Param2( GetPosition(), GetYawPitchRoll() );
    }

That should not be the case and also that would not cause a compile-time error. I rather suspect a syntax issue in one of the mods. Identify which mod causes it then I can have a look on how to fix it there.

In your own mod. Does this error appear when you load your mod without an other mods active?

This is most likely an issue within the mod? Not sure why you are reporting it here.

You most likely need to go through the scripted process of attaching the magazine either way. Have a look at how it is currently done in the reload/switch magazine scripts.

Not something that needs to be addressed. User error - by having set different times for client and server due to different loaded mods.

You can. Have a look at VicinityItemManager, that static class is responsible for all of the finding and maintaining of what will even be considered for the vicinity GUI

What is stopping you from doing so right now?

I double down on this being useful.

This has been addressed internally and will be part of the next stable patch. I will document how to add inventories to Buildings as soon as the fix is confirmed working.

please do not subscribe other people to tickets by force. You sent notifications to all people that are on the feedback tracker and in any of the DayZ X groups.

Part of the underlying issue here is that the JSON-Serializer treats booleans as ints. If you write something using JSON a bool value will be 0/1 instead of false/true.

You can assign a single vertex a selection name and animate it for all axis. Instead of setting the position via script, you would translate the target position to a local animation value for the axis. You would need to name all the vertices you want to move anyway in order to know which is which in script. So the step from doing that to just giving it animations is quite small.

Can't you just use model.cfg animations for this?

Added in 1.05 EXP: https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/DayZ:Server_Configuration#Priority_Queuing

Interesting yeah. <br /> with space aka strict xhtml notation works. However, it would still be interesting to know which tags are officially supported instead of guessing and trial and error :)

The correct implementation ready for copy paste

Without an option to disable it, it's rather annoying indeed.

Optional mods such as sound changes or texture changes should be possible though by just adding the key to the server key folder. A player could then connect and be allowed onto the server because the key is recognized. Even if not, if the server also loads the mod it would not hurt anything either, because the server does not care about textures, or sounds or anything like that. Clientside optional mods with custom logic are not a thing really anyway since most gameplay elements require the server for providing data anyway.

Any details on how this was resolved? How the intended way is to provide translation in the mod?

As in call rcon commands from script when beeing the server instance. Similar to servercommand in Arma 3.

I have narrowed the issue down with further testing. This filter prevents my object from beeing visible

Buildings are not visible in the vicinity.

Alternatively, add a function "SetFrequency" to the AbstractWave class. Since volume can already be controlled via script this would then give total control over both. The formulas for calculating both volume and frequency can be done in enscript then.

Possibly this could at least be added to the debug version of the game, as that is primarily used by developers anyway.

Sure but that's not what this about. The vector can be multiplied with a scalar value as shown in the example above. However, the operator *= does not work for it even though it should.

Another example with 1px 2px 2px ... 2px 2px 1px

Then this can be marked as resolved. Thx for the info there.

I know that guide but I seriously hope that that is not the intended way to manage projects in WB

If RequiredAddons is not planned, how do you intend server owners to make sure the required mods are loaded for players? If a player loads unallowed mods he will be kicked because of verifySignatures, so that is covered, however, what if I join the server and do not have 2 out of 10 mods loaded.
This could be used to exploit game mechanics by not having certain objects visible in-game, or not being forced to react on certain RPC's sent from the server.

That makes sense. But as long as there is some limitation for "normal" users due to any security aspect or whatever reason, please add an easy way of bypassing that restriction if you are a developer and know what you are doing.