Change Details

1. Connect to a server (dedicated or hosted) 2. Use ``` cursorObject setDamage 1 ``` on a wall or tree 3. You can see that the tree/wall has fallen 4. Use ``` _terrainobj = (nearestTerrainObjects [player, [], 10, false] select {damage _x >= 1}) select 0; _terrainobj setDamage 0; ``` to make the tree/wall "restored" 5. You can see that the tree/wall is normal again 6. Disconnect 7. Reconnect 8. You will see tree/wall will be falled again

1. Connect to a server (dedicated or hosted) 2. Run over a wall or a tree with a vehicle but without the setdamage command it's really important 3. You can see that the tree/wall has fallen 4. Use ``` _terrainobj = (nearestTerrainObjects [player, [], 10, false] select {damage _x >= 1}) select 0; _terrainobj setDamage 0; ``` to make the tree/wall "restored" 5. You can see that the tree/wall is normal again 6. Disconnect 7. Reconnect 8. You will see tree/wall will be falled again

1. Connect to a server (dedicated or hosted) 2. Use ``` cursorObjectRun over a wall or a tree with a vehicle but without the setDdamage 1 ``` on a wall or treecommand it's really important 3. You can see that the tree/wall has fallen 4. Use ``` _terrainobj = (nearestTerrainObjects [player, [], 10, false] select {damage _x >= 1}) select 0; _terrainobj setDamage 0; ``` to make the tree/wall "restored" 5. You can see that the tree/wall is normal again 6. Disconnect 7. Reconnect 8. You will see tree/wall will be falled again