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Currently there is no way to check if "your" hint is still shown, or a new one has overwriting it. Or when you want to hide your hint early - but atm you may close another hint if yours has been replaced already. Suggested implementation: _hintData = currentHint; _hintData contains _id <number>: each hint[C/Silent/Cadet] sqf command execution would return an unique incrementing id _message <string>: returns the currently displayed hint message - alternative to _id if not feasible _type <string/number>: returns the type of hint shown (hint[C/Silent/Cadet])

Currently there is no way to check if "your" hint is still shown, or a new one has overwriting it. Or when you want to hide your hint early - but atm you may close another hint if yours has been replaced already. Suggested implementation: ``` _hintData = currentHint; ``` _hintData contains ``` _id <number>: each hint[C/Silent/Cadet] sqf command execution would return an unique incrementing id _message <string>: returns the currently displayed hint message - alternative to _id if not feasible _type <string/number>: returns the type of hint shown (hint[C/Silent/Cadet]) ```

Currently there is no way to check if "your" hint is still shown, or a new one has overwriting it. Or when you want to hide your hint early - but atm you may close another hint if yours has been replaced already. Suggested implementation: ``` _hintData = currentHint; ``` _hintData contains ``` _id <number>: each hint[C/Silent/Cadet] sqf command execution would return an unique incrementing id _message <string>: returns the currently displayed hint message - alternative to _id if not feasible _type <string/number>: returns the type of hint shown (hint[C/Silent/Cadet]) ```