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-====== CfgVehicles Config Reference ======+====== OFP CfgVehicles Config Reference ====== 
 + 
 +[[https://www.pmctactical.org/forum/viewforum.php?f=43|OFP Forum]], [[:ofp|OFP Home]], [[ofp:file_formats|OFP File Formats]], [[ofp:tools|OFP Tools]], [[ofp:missions|OFP Missions]], [[ofp:modeling|OFP 3D Modeling]], [[ofp:terrain|OFP Terrain]] 
 + 
 +**Operation Flashpoint (OFP)** aka ArmA: Cold War Assault (CWA)
  
 **TokenName Config.cpp Reference** **TokenName Config.cpp Reference**
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 </code> </code>
  
-This article details the token-names specifically available within the CfgVehicles class of a Config.cpp. The primary focus of this document is the TokenNames used for various aspects of controlling models within **Addons**. +This article details the token-names specifically available within the CfgVehicles class of a Config.cpp. The primary focus of this document is the TokenNames used for various aspects of controlling models within **Addons**.
  
 Unlike a command reference, where one meaning fits all, Token names are **not** verbs. The meaning of the name, it's effect, can be different, depending on context. You are advised therefore, that these names, as listed, apply //only// to the CfgVehicles class. They may, or may not, have identical meanings (if found), in other classes. Unlike a command reference, where one meaning fits all, Token names are **not** verbs. The meaning of the name, it's effect, can be different, depending on context. You are advised therefore, that these names, as listed, apply //only// to the CfgVehicles class. They may, or may not, have identical meanings (if found), in other classes.
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 [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Boolean]]: An [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]] value of 0 or 1. This is a 'convenience type' in humanly readable text. The engine stores it as an integer. [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Boolean]]: An [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]] value of 0 or 1. This is a 'convenience type' in humanly readable text. The engine stores it as an integer.
  
-[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]: Any string value. +[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]: Any string value.
  
-For elite only (not ArmA, or OFP) //ALL STRINGS MUST BE ENCLOSED IN QUOTES//. +For elite only (not ArmA, or OFP) //ALL STRINGS MUST BE ENCLOSED IN QUOTES//.
  
 [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]]: An array []={...} [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]]: An array []={...}
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   driverAction =      "ManActShipDriver";   driverAction =      "ManActShipDriver";
   gunnerAction =      "ManActJeepGunner";   gunnerAction =      "ManActJeepGunner";
-  commanderInAction = "ManActTestDriver"; +  commanderInAction = "ManActTestDriver";
   driverInAction =    "ManActM113Driver";   driverInAction =    "ManActM113Driver";
   gunnerInAction =    "ManActM1A1Gunner";   gunnerInAction =    "ManActM1A1Gunner";
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 Determines how easy an object is to identify. Smaller values are easier to detect. Determines how easy an object is to identify. Smaller values are easier to detect.
  
-Typically, buildings are 0.2, vehicles, 0.5 +Typically, buildings are 0.2, vehicles, 0.5
  
 **A value of 1000 causes the underlying class to be identified instead.** Eg bushy trees, pink trees and yellow trees, can all be 'identified' as "trees". The description "bushy trees" is then used solely when Editing. See [[#VehicleClass]] **A value of 1000 causes the underlying class to be identified instead.** Eg bushy trees, pink trees and yellow trees, can all be 'identified' as "trees". The description "bushy trees" is then used solely when Editing. See [[#VehicleClass]]
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 ====== acceleration ====== ====== acceleration ======
-**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: metres per second +**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: metres per second
  
 <code> <code>
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 ====== ambient ====== ====== ambient ======
-Float [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]]: +Float [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]]:
  
 <code> <code>
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 ====== animPeriod ====== ====== animPeriod ======
-[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|float]]: Seconds. +[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|float]]: Seconds.
  
 This TokenName is generally used inside AnimationSources class (ArmA only). It's use in OFP:R is as follows This TokenName is generally used inside AnimationSources class (ArmA only). It's use in OFP:R is as follows
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  armor = 3; // man  armor = 3; // man
  armor = 10; // motorcycle  armor = 10; // motorcycle
- armor = 20; // a small car + armor = 20; // a small car
  armor = 15..60; // aircraft  armor = 15..60; // aircraft
  armor = 150; // buildings  armor = 150; // buildings
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 ====== audible ====== ====== audible ======
 [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|float]]: Default Value 1 [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|float]]: Default Value 1
-  +
 <code> <code>
   audible = .05; //man   audible = .05; //man
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 ====== C ====== ====== C ======
 ====== ...CanSee ====== ====== ...CanSee ======
-[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]] +[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]]
  
-Used on vehicles that have zoom. +Used on vehicles that have zoom.
 1 = Radar;\\ 1 = Radar;\\
 2 = Eye;\\ 2 = Eye;\\
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  camouflage = 1; // man  camouflage = 1; // man
  camouflage = 4; // trucks  camouflage = 4; // trucks
- camouflage = 8; // tanks + camouflage = 8; // tanks
 </code> </code>
  
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 <code> <code>
  castCargoShadow = false;  castCargoShadow = false;
- castCommanderShadow = false; + castCommanderShadow = false;
  castDriverShadow = false;  castDriverShadow = false;
  castGunnerShadow = true;  castGunnerShadow = true;
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 ====== color ====== ====== color ======
-Float [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]]: of floats. +Float [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]]: of floats.
  
 <code> <code>
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 </code> </code>
  
-this token is always associated in a weapon or magazine couplet, inside a TransportWeapons, or +this token is always associated in a weapon or magazine couplet, inside a TransportWeapons, or
 TransportMagazines class. TransportMagazines class.
  
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   destrType = "DestructTree"; // smoke, crushing, falls over   destrType = "DestructTree"; // smoke, crushing, falls over
   destrType = "DestructTent"; // smoke, crushing, flattens   destrType = "DestructTent"; // smoke, crushing, flattens
-  destrType = "DestructMan";  +  destrType = "DestructMan";
   destrType = "DestructDefault"; // =building   destrType = "DestructDefault"; // =building
 </code> </code>
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 <code> <code>
-   Reflectors ::LandVehicle +   Reflectors ::LandVehicle
    {    {
     ambient[] = {0.1,0.1,0.1,1.0};     ambient[] = {0.1,0.1,0.1,1.0};
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 <code> <code>
- envelope[] = + envelope[] =
  {              0.000000,  {              0.000000,
                 0.000000,                 0.000000,
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 ====== forceSupply ====== ====== forceSupply ======
-[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Boolean]] : Default +[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Boolean]] : Default
  
 <code> <code>
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 </code> </code>
  
-One or both X Z values are used to keep objects separated (in meters) depending on +One or both X Z values are used to keep objects separated (in meters) depending on
 wedge, echelon, V,single line, fomations. wedge, echelon, V,single line, fomations.
  
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 <code> <code>
- class GunClouds:WeaponCloudsGun + class GunClouds:WeaponCloudsGun
  {  {
    cloudletGrowUp = 0.200000;    cloudletGrowUp = 0.200000;
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 ====== gunnerOutOptics... ====== ====== gunnerOutOptics... ======
-**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** +**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]**
 [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]] [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]
  
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 ====== ...Height ====== ====== ...Height ======
-**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]]: +**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]]:
  
 <code> <code>
- minHeight = 5; //Min height in metres above sealevel. + minHeight = 5; //Min height in metres above sealevel.
  maxHeight = 50;//max height above sea level.  maxHeight = 50;//max height above sea level.
  avgHeight = 10;  avgHeight = 10;
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 ====== has... ====== ====== has... ======
-[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Bool]]: +[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Bool]]:
  
 <code> <code>
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 ====== ...HeadTurnAI ====== ====== ...HeadTurnAI ======
-[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]] Degrees +[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]] Degrees
  
 <code> <code>
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 [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]] [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]]: Default none. [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]] [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]]: Default none.
  
-Here you can define selections on the model, which are not shown at mission startup. This is usefull for creating variations of one model, where the different selections are left out with hiddenSelections. (ex: Soldiers have the hidden selection "medic", as they should not have a red cross at their body): +Here you can define selections on the model, which are not shown at mission startup. This is usefull for creating variations of one model, where the different selections are left out with hiddenSelections. (ex: Soldiers have the hidden selection "medic", as they should not have a red cross at their body):
  
-Aside from this, the hidden selections are used for runtime texture assignment. Every element in the hidden selection-array corresponds to an index, with the first element being 0. +Aside from this, the hidden selections are used for runtime texture assignment. Every element in the hidden selection-array corresponds to an index, with the first element being 0.
  
 <code> <code>
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   insideSoundCoef = 0.05; //air vehicels are 2%   insideSoundCoef = 0.05; //air vehicels are 2%
 </code> </code>
-  +
 ====== interval ====== ====== interval ======
 [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: This TokenName is used inside the [[#Smoke Class]] [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: This TokenName is used inside the [[#Smoke Class]]
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   isMan = 1;   isMan = 1;
 </code> </code>
- +
 Defined within the man class Defined within the man class
  
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 ====== landingSpeed ====== ====== landingSpeed ======
-[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]]: Default 0 Kph. +[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]]: Default 0 Kph.
  
 <code> <code>
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   };   };
 </code> </code>
 +
  
 ====== M ====== ====== M ======
 +
 +
 +====== maneuvrability ======
 +
 +[[Float]]
 +
 +Description: Declares maneuvrability of guided missiles.
 +
 +<code>
 +manueuvrability=30;
 +</code>
  
 ====== magazine ====== ====== magazine ======
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 <code> <code>
- class TransportMagazines + class TransportMagazines
  {  {
-     class _xx_M16 +     class _xx_M16
      {      {
         magazine = M16;         magazine = M16;
         count = 30*1;         count = 30*1;
      };      };
-     class _xx_M60 +     class _xx_M60
      {      {
         ......         ......
      };      };
-     class _xx_PK +     class _xx_PK
      {      {
         ......         ......
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 [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: Default Value = 10 (meters). [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: Default Value = 10 (meters).
  
-Used for the map editor to show the [[#icon|icon]] associated with this model class. +Used for the map editor to show the [[#icon|icon]] associated with this model class.
  
 There is no x y component to this, the meaurement units are meters. There is no x y component to this, the meaurement units are meters.
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   max = 60 / 3.6;   max = 60 / 3.6;
 </code> </code>
- +
 Note for readability, these values are //normally// expressed as strings which the engine itself will convert. Note for readability, these values are //normally// expressed as strings which the engine itself will convert.
  
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 ====== memoryPointExhaust... ====== ====== memoryPointExhaust... ======
-**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]: +**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]:
  
 <code> <code>
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 ====== memoryPointGun ====== ====== memoryPointGun ======
-**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** //[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]:// +**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** //[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]://
  
 <code> <code>
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 ====== memoryPointGunnerOptics ====== ====== memoryPointGunnerOptics ======
-**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]] +**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]
  
 <code> <code>
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 ====== memoryPointGunnerOutOptics ====== ====== memoryPointGunnerOutOptics ======
-**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]] +**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]
  
 <code> <code>
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 ====== memoryPoint...Missile ====== ====== memoryPoint...Missile ======
-**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** //[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]:// +**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** //[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]://
  
 <code> <code>
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 ====== memoryPoint...Rocket ====== ====== memoryPoint...Rocket ======
-**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** //[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]:// +**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** //[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]://
  
 <code> <code>
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 <code> <code>
- model = "\AddonName\anyp3d(.p3d)"; + model = "\AddonName\anyp3d(.p3d)";
 </code> </code>
  
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 ====== name ====== ====== name ======
-[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]: +[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]:
  
 <code> <code>
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 <code> <code>
   nameSound = crew;   nameSound = crew;
-  nameSound = target; +  nameSound = target;
   nameSound = tank;   nameSound = tank;
   nameSound = house;   nameSound = house;
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 ====== ...OpticsColor ====== ====== ...OpticsColor ======
 Float [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]] : Default  {0,0,0,1}; Float [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]] : Default  {0,0,0,1};
- +
 <code> <code>
   driverOpticsColor[] = {0,0,0,1};   driverOpticsColor[] = {0,0,0,1};
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 ====== gunnerOpticsShowCursor ====== ====== gunnerOpticsShowCursor ======
 [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Bool]] [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Bool]]
- +
 <code> <code>
  gunnerOpticsShowCursor = true;  gunnerOpticsShowCursor = true;
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 ====== position ====== ====== position ======
-[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]: +[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]:
  
 <code> <code>
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 ====== ...Radius ====== ====== ...Radius ======
-[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: +[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]:
  
 Represents a circular area (radius in meters from **centre** of object for action to take place) Represents a circular area (radius in meters from **centre** of object for action to take place)
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 <code> <code>
- class ReloadAnimations + class ReloadAnimations
  {  {
     class SomeThingA     class SomeThingA
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 In the above example, it is just as useful to declare the base class **private**. But, see below, and see [[#accuracy]] In the above example, it is just as useful to declare the base class **private**. But, see below, and see [[#accuracy]]
  
-Protected classes are CamCreatable in the mission.sqm. +Protected classes are CamCreatable in the mission.sqm.
  
 Protected classes are immensely useful to 'hide' obsolete models that are still required to maintain compatibility with older missions. Ie older missions will still be playable, but newly created ones will only 'get at' the newer improvements specified in a public class. This Protected classes are immensely useful to 'hide' obsolete models that are still required to maintain compatibility with older missions. Ie older missions will still be playable, but newly created ones will only 'get at' the newer improvements specified in a public class. This
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   sensitivity = 2; //sniper   sensitivity = 2; //sniper
 </code> </code>
 +
  
 ====== sensitivityEar ====== ====== sensitivityEar ======
 [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: Default 0.0075 [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: Default 0.0075
 +
 +It sets how good certain unit hears other. Higher value means given unit hears better.
  
 <code> <code>
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 ====== sound ====== ====== sound ======
-[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]: +[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]:
 Used by animated objects (campfire eg) to give sound effect. Or, simply by ambients(wolves) Used by animated objects (campfire eg) to give sound effect. Or, simply by ambients(wolves)
  
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 <code> <code>
-   normalExt[] =  +   normalExt[] = 
-   normal[] = +   normal[] =
    road[] =    road[] =
-   rock[] = +   rock[] =
    water[] =    water[] =
-   gravel[] =  +   gravel[] = 
-   sand[] =  +   sand[] = 
-   drygrass[] =  +   drygrass[] = 
-   grass[] =  +   grass[] = 
-   forest[] =  +   forest[] = 
-   mud[] =  +   mud[] = 
-   wood[] =  +   wood[] = 
-   metal[] =  +   metal[] = 
-   snow[] = +   snow[] =
    hallway[] =    hallway[] =
-   fallbody[] =  +   fallbody[] = 
-   laydown[] =  +   laydown[] = 
-   standup[] = +   standup[] =
    crawl[] =    crawl[] =
 </code> </code>
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 ====== Sounds Various ====== ====== Sounds Various ======
-Complex [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]]: +Complex [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]]:
  
 All the following use All the following use
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  nameOfSound[]= {"\AddonName\AnySound(.wss)",0.000000,1,1};  nameOfSound[]= {"\AddonName\AnySound(.wss)",0.000000,1,1};
 </code> </code>
 +
 +  * 1st parameter: Sound file (path). *.wss is default, *.ogg can be specified.
 +  * 2nd parameter: Change of volume compared to the strongest sound that is audible at the camera's (player's) position. It means that the strongest sound is played on 100% and this sound is played weaker (calculated from dB value, distance, occlude, ...). If this sound is alone in sound scene then it is played on 100% every time.
 +  * 3rd parameter: Speed of playing, 1 = normal speed/time of playing, 2 = 2 times slower, with half lower pitch.
  
 wss is the default. ogg can be specified. wss is the default. ogg can be specified.
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  #define EAST 0 // (Russian)  #define EAST 0 // (Russian)
  #define WEST 1 // (Nato)  #define WEST 1 // (Nato)
- #define RESISISTANCE 2 // Guerilla + #define RESISISTANCE 2 // Guerilla
  #define CIVILIAN 3  #define CIVILIAN 3
  #define NEUTRAL 4  #define NEUTRAL 4
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 </code> </code>
  
-NEUTRAL is the general case for all objects. +NEUTRAL is the general case for all objects.
  
 NO_SIDE is used for ambient seagulls and wolves (see [[#sound]]). It differs from NEUTRAL in that the engine spends no time looking for interraction with other objects. NO_SIDE is used for ambient seagulls and wolves (see [[#sound]]). It differs from NEUTRAL in that the engine spends no time looking for interraction with other objects.
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   simulation = airplane,helicopter,tank // (eg)   simulation = airplane,helicopter,tank // (eg)
 </code> </code>
- +
 __Related TokenName__: [[#model]] __Related TokenName__: [[#model]]
  
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   transportMaxMagazines = 2000;   transportMaxMagazines = 2000;
 </code> </code>
- +
 Values vary depending on exact tupe of 'boat' eg. Values vary depending on exact tupe of 'boat' eg.
  
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   transportSoldier = 3;     //jeep/car   transportSoldier = 3;     //jeep/car
   transportSoldier = 50;    //large ship   transportSoldier = 50;    //large ship
-  transportSoldier = 6to10; //SmallShip +  transportSoldier = 6to10; //SmallShip
   transportSoldier = 3;     //a10   transportSoldier = 3;     //a10
   transportSoldier = 8to12; //helicopters   transportSoldier = 8to12; //helicopters
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 ====== view...Shadow ====== ====== view...Shadow ======
-**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Boolean]]: +**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Boolean]]:
  
 <code> <code>
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 ====== weapon ====== ====== weapon ======
-[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]: +[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]:
  
 <code> <code>
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 Selects a weapon from the CfgWeapons class Selects a weapon from the CfgWeapons class
  
-====== weapons ====== +====== weapons ======
 Variable String [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]]: default {}; Variable String [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]]: default {};
  
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