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====== OFP CfgVehicles Config Reference ======

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**Operation Flashpoint (OFP)** aka ArmA: Cold War Assault (CWA)

**TokenName Config.cpp Reference**

Simply put, Token Name & Value pairs are as follows

<code>
 SomeName = SomeValue;
</code>

Token Names are used extensively throughout ofp 'text' files.

An example is, when creating a model using class statements inside a Config.cpp, to access it later, via the mission editor

<code>
 scope=2;
</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**.

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.

This article lists token names, their value ranges, and their type.

====== TokenTypes ======

[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]]: A signed value that will be held in 4 bytes.

[[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.

For elite only (not ArmA, or OFP) //ALL STRINGS MUST BE ENCLOSED IN QUOTES//.

[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]]: An array []={...}

float Array: An array of floats only

string Arrray: should be obvious

integer Array: ditto

Complex Array: A mixture of multiple types, includig embedded arrays.

Variable Array: the number of elements for **this** array in **this** class model can have a varying number of elements (depending on context)

====== Filenames and Paths ======

Filenames are case **in**sensitive.

**Pbo File conventions**

The root path of the filename is (generally) the name of the pbo

<code>
 model= "\anypbofile\anywhere\....";
</code>

note the pbo extension is inferred

**anywhere** is an (optional) (series of) folder(s) INSIDE the pbo.

Depending on the file referred to, eg a p3d file for a model, the extension (in this case .p3d) is not required.

**p3d files**

<code>
 model="\anypbofilename\anyp3d(.p3d)";
</code>

**paa/pac**

wherever these file types are indicated, the default extension is paa

<code>
 icon=\somepbo\anyicon(.paa);
</code>

**jpeg**

jpeg pictures are useable anywhere a pac (or pac) file is indicated.  It is never default.

__Exception__: Operation Flashpoint Elite specifically, cannot handle jpg.

<code>
 picture="\AnyPbo\AnyPicture.jpg";
</code>

**Sound files**

wss is the default extension if not declared.

<code>
 sound="\AnyPbo\AnySoundFolder\AnySound(.wss)";
</code>

Otherwise use Ogg Vorbis format (extension .ogg).

====== ArmA ======

Token Names found only in Armed Assault config.bins are indicated in **bold**

**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Boolean]] : Default false.

Your mileage will vary as to their compatibility / usefulness / buginess if used in 'compatible' missions on the older game versions.

See the [[arma:tokennames|ArmA TokenNames]]

====== Vehicle vs 'Vehicle' ======

In this document. a vehicle, is a true vehicle of some kind. Be it a tank, or a car.

A 'vehicle' on the other hand covers cfgVehicles as defined in a config.cpp which would include **men** or **buildings**, since ofp considers them //all// to be 'vehicles'

====== Config.bin vs Config.cpp ======

__By convention only__, [[ofp:modeling:config.cpp|Config.**cpp**]] is the humanly readable text equivalent of [[ofp:modeling:config.bin|config.**bin**]].

The engine will accept either or **both**.

When both are encountered, it is the __text__ file that is predominant (the raPified file is ignored). (Which is the text file, and which is the 'binary' is moot, see below).

While unusual to have both, it is common for an addon, eg a pbo, to have **both** inside where the config.cpp is a 'work in progress' that might later be 'binarised' to raP, and the cpp removed.

====== raP files ======

so called 'binarised, or binary' files are encoded in raP format. They are not, in the conventional sense a binary, machine readable code or data, but rather a more convenient (from the engine's perspective), encoded form of the text file. They represent the stripping out of comments and extraneous crud, with bells on.

Save files eg, are raP encoded, just as much as a config.bin is.

By convention only, a config.cpp is a text file. The engine, does not care. If it encounters a config.cpp with a raP signature, it is treated as per a config.bin.

The engine, unconditionally converts text files, to raP encoding before it uses it further. This, (obviously) slows game or mission loading, and (obviously) is a source of 'undocumented features'. Prior to finishing your addon, it is a good idea (tm) to 'binarise' the config into raP encoding (and rename the cpp file to .txt for documentation purposes).

====== A ======
====== ...Action ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]] : defaults ManActCargo

<code>
  commanderAction =   "ManActM60CommanderOut";
  driverAction =      "ManActShipDriver";
  gunnerAction =      "ManActJeepGunner";
  commanderInAction = "ManActTestDriver";
  driverInAction =    "ManActM113Driver";
  gunnerInAction =    "ManActM1A1Gunner";
  getInAction =        ManActGetInTank;   //default
  getOutAction =       ManActGetOutTank;  //default
</code>

**cargoAction**
Variable String [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]]: default {ManActCargo}
 cargoAction[] = {"ManActM113Medic","ManActM113Medic","ManActM113Injured"};

**Note** that unlike driverAction and gunnerAction this is an array. (for multiple positions)

The number of elements in this array correspond to the [[#transportSoldier]] value declared for this class.

see [[#cargoIsCoDriver]]

====== ...AngleX/Y ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]] Degrees

<code>
   initAngleX = 0;
   minAngleX = -30;
   maxAngleX = 30;
</code>

<code>
   initAngleY = 0;
   minAngleY = -100;
   maxAngleY = 100;
</code>

<code>
   initFov = 0.700000;
   minFov = 0.420000;
   maxFov = 0.850000;
</code>

used by car.ViewPilot class

====== angle ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: Degrees
  angle = -240;
see [[#Indicator... Class]] Or [[#Hatch... Class]]

====== access ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]]: Determines the manipulability of the class.

<code>
 access=1;
</code>

<code>
 0 ReadAndWrite additional values can be added
 1 ReadAndCreate only adding new class members is allowed
 2 ReadOnly no modifications enabled
 3 ReadOnlyVerified no modifications enabled, CRC test applied
</code>

All //BIS// classes are **ReadOnlyVerified** and can only be inherited into a new class

====== accuracy ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: Default value = 0.02.

Determines how easy an object is to identify. Smaller values are easier to detect.

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]]

<code>
  accuracy = 0.2; // buildings
  accuracy = 0.5; //small vehicles
  accuracy = 0.9;//truck
  accuracy = 3.500000;//sniper
  accuracy = 1.500000;//lawsoldier
  accuracy = 1000;//soldier // identify (most) solders as 'man'
</code>

Relationship to [[#camouflage]]:

**accuracy** defines how hard it is for the AI to recognise the correct class of a unit. But even if it can't recognise the correct class it can still recognise it as an enemy and engage it.

**camouflage** defines how hard it is for the AI to //see// that the unit is there.


__Related TokenNames__
[[#scope]],  [[#accuracy]],  [[#displayName]]  [[#vehicleClass]]  [[#nameSound]]  [[#camouflage]]

====== acceleration ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: metres per second

<code>
 acceleration = 7;
</code>

====== airFriction ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]]: 3 separate tokens, airFriction0[],airFriction1[],airFriction2[] that define the X Y and Z component respectively.

<code>
 airFriction2[] = {25,12,2.500000};
</code>

====== ambient ======
Float [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]]:

<code>
   ambient[] = {0.07,0.07,0.07,1.0};
</code>

See [[#Reflectors Class]], [[#Light Class]], [[#CargoLight Class]]

====== animated ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Bool]] : Default Value true

Used by class models that inherit an animated 'vehicle' to turn those aspects of the vehicle off.

<code>
   animated = false;
</code>

model is animated, or not.

when set true, the animation class, if any, happens, otherwise it doesn't

see animations class

====== animPeriod ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|float]]: Seconds.

This TokenName is generally used inside AnimationSources class (ArmA only). It's use in OFP:R is as follows

<code>
   animPeriod = 1.33; // a fountain
</code>

====== animation... ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]: These animation strings point to rtm files to create the movement.

<code>
  animationFlag = "\AnyAddon\AnyRTM(.rtm)";// to wiggle flag in wind
  animationOpen = "\AnyAddon\AnyRTM(.rtm)";// to open or close doors (eg)
  animationDrop = "\AnyAddon\AnyRTM(.rtm)";
</code>

====== animationSource... ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]

<code>
    animationSourceBody = "Turret_2";
    animationSourceGun = "Gun_2";
    animationSourceHatch = "hatchCommander";
</code>

====== armor (integer) ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: A strength value of how much external damage can be taken before 'destruction'. Below are general ranges to give some idea.

<code>
 armor = 3; // man
 armor = 10; // motorcycle
 armor = 20; // a small car
 armor = 15..60; // aircraft
 armor = 150; // buildings
 armor = 150..300; // bmp
 armor = 400...900; // tank
 armor = 300; // boat
 armor = 10000; // ship
</code>

If unspecified (or not inherited) the default value is 30

1 bullet will kill armor <=20

2 bullets  <=40

3 bullets 50

====== armor (float) ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: The floating version of armor type is only used in Hit... classes, eg HitTurret HitBody

<code>
   armor = 1.4; // a bee
   armor = 0.8;// a turret
</code>

__Related TokenNames__: [[#armor (float)]], [[#material]], [[#name]], [[#passThrough]]

====== armor... ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]:

<code>
  armorBody = 0.4; // default
 // for vehicles general
  armorStructural= 1; //ranges between 1 and 4.0, default 1
  armorFuel = 1.4;// default
  armorGlass = 0.5;// default
  armorLights = 0.4; // default 0.4 in all models.
  armorWheels = 0.05;//default
 // for tanks
  armorHull = 1;
  armorTurret = 0.8;
  armorGun =    0.6;
  armorEngine = 0.8;
  armorTracks = 0.6;
 // for men
  armorHead = 0.7;
  armorBody = 0.8;
  armorHands = 0.5;
  armorLegs = 0.5;
 // helicopters
  armorHull = 0.5;
  armorEngine = 0.6;
  armorAvionics = 1.4;
  armorVRotor = 0.5;
  armorHRotor = 0.7;
  armorMissiles = 1.6;
  armorGlass = 0.5;
</code>

====== attendant ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Bool]]: Default false

Used for 'vehicles' to repair other 'vehicles'. Thus a hospital has an attendant that can repair soldiers. Adds the action "Heal at XXX"

<code>
  attendant = true;
</code>

__Related TokenNames__: [[#hiddenSelections]]

====== audible ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|float]]: Default Value 1

<code>
  audible = .05; //man
  audible = 3;//motorcyle
  audible = 6;//tank/ship
</code>

how loud you are

see [[#camouflage]]

====== autocenter ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|bool]]: Default true

<code>
     autocenter = false; // man
</code>

====== axis ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]:

<code>
 axis = osa_poklop_driver;
</code>

see [[#Indicator... Class]] Or [[#Hatch... Class]], [[#hour|IndicatorWatch Class]]

====== B ======
====== body ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]:

<code>
    body = "mainTurret";
</code>

see [[#Turret Class]]

====== brakeDistance ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: default 5 meters per sec

<code>
   brakeDistance=   1; // man
   brakeDistance=  14; // tank
   brakeDistance= 500; // plane
   brakeDistance= 50;  // boat
</code>

====== brightness ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]:

<code>
    brightness = 1.0;
</code>

See [[#Reflectors Class]], [[#Light Class]], [[#CargoLight Class]]

====== C ======
====== ...CanSee ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]]

Used on vehicles that have zoom.
1 = Radar;\\
2 = Eye;\\
4 = Optics;\\
8 = Ear;\\
16 = Compass;\\
30 = ?;\\
31 = Compass & Radar;\\
32 = ?

<code>
  commanderCanSee = 31;//default
  gunnerCanSee = 4+8+16;//default
  driverCanSee = 2+8+16;//default
</code>

====== ...CargoAngleY ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]] Degrees

found within vehicle classes

<code>
  initCargoAngleY = 185; //Truck5t
  initCargoAngleY = 90;//M113
</code>

<code>
  initCargoAngleY = 10; // UH60
  minCargoAngleY = -60;
  maxCargoAngleY = 120;
</code>

====== camouflage ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: Default Value = 2.

how difficult to spot. bigger = easier

<code>
 camouflage = 0.6; // snipers
 camouflage = 1; // man
 camouflage = 4; // trucks
 camouflage = 8; // tanks
</code>

Relationship to [[#accuracy]]:

**camouflage** defines how hard it is for the AI to //see// that the unit is there. The AI will not spot an enemy that has a camouflage setting of 0 (maybe this needs some more testing) even if it stands directly in front of it //as long as the enemy doesn't fire//.

**accuracy** defines how hard it is for the AI to recognise the correct class of a unit. But even if it can't recognise the correct class it can still recognise it as an enemy and engage it.

__Related TokenNames__
[[#scope]], [[#accuracy]], [[#displayName]] [[#vehicleClass]] [[#nameSound]] [[#camouflage]]

====== can... ======
**canBeShot**
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Boolean]]: Declares whether bullets have any effect

<code>
 canBeShot = true;
</code>

**canDeactivateMines**
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Boolean]]: Default false

part of the man class.

<code>
  canDeactivateMines = true; //SoldierEngineer
</code>

**canFloat**
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Boolean]]: Default value: false

Used to allow vehicles (such as BMP) not to sink !

<code>
  canFloat = true;
</code>

**canHideBodies**
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Boolean]]: Default false

part of the man class.

<code>
  canHideBodies = true; //SoldierWSaboteur
</code>

**canLock**
[[arma:tokennames|Arma] [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]]:

This token declares if the weapon is able to lock targets.\\
Values: 0 = false, 1 = cadet mode only, 2 = always.

<code>
 canLock = 0;
</code>

====== cargoIsCoDriver ======
Variable [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Boolean]] [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]] : Default {false};

This token declares which (if any) cargo positions are 'in the front' (Ie front windscreen)

<code>
   cargoIsCoDriver[] = {true,true,false};// 1st two passenger positions for a 5T truck
</code>

The number of elements in **this** array correspond to the [[#transportSoldier]] value declared for **this** class model.

====== cast...Shadow ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Boolean]]: Default false

<code>
 castCargoShadow = false;
 castCommanderShadow = false;
 castDriverShadow = false;
 castGunnerShadow = true;
</code>

Normally used to shadow 'soldiers' standing up in vehicle objects, such as the MG Jeep and Machine Guns.

====== Classes Embedded ======

see [[#Embedded ClassNames]]

====== cloud... ======
Various([[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Strings]],[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Floats]],[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Arrays]])

<code>
   cloudletDuration = 0.9;
   cloudletAnimPeriod = 1.0;
   cloudletSize = 0.1;
   cloudletAlpha = 0.8;
   cloudletGrowUp = 0.4;
   cloudletFadeIn = 0.0;
   cloudletFadeOut = 5.0;
   cloudletAccY = -0.1;
   cloudletMinYSpeed = 0.3;
   cloudletMaxYSpeed = 1.5;
   cloudletShape = "\ca\data\cl_basic";
   cloudletColor[] = {1,1,1,0};
</code>

See [[#Smoke Class]]

====== cobraLight ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]] : Used as a core model for all other 'air'  craft.

<code>
 cobraLight = "AnyAddon\AnyP3d(.p3d)";
</code>

====== coefInside... ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]:

<code>
  coefInside = 2;// default
  coefInsideHeur = 4.3; // default
</code>

Used by the static class for non moving objects such as buildings

<code>
  coefInside = 1; // forest
  coefInsideHeur = 0.25;
</code>

====== color ======
Float [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]]: of floats.

<code>
   color[] = {0.8,0.8,1.0,1.0};
</code>

This is a fixed four dimension array consisting of the color values for a cmyk model.

See [[#Reflectors Class]], [[#Light Class]], [[#CargoLight Class]], [[#Smoke Class]]

====== commanding ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]]: part of Turret class

<code>
     commanding = -1;
</code>

====== cost ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: Default Value  50,0000

This value reflects the attractiveness of the target to the enemy AI. When //all other considerations are equal//. A soldier eg is not interested in Air, despite it's highly attractive cost values. On the other hand, he is interested in a medic, since a medic (in normal configs) has a (while small) a higher cost, than others in the group, including the officer.

<code>
 cost = 10000000;// an air vehicle is typically this value
 cost = 8; // a medic;
 cost = 1; // a grunt
 cost = 4; // an officer
 cost = 0; // most buildings;
</code>

__Related TokenNames__: [[#type (threat)|type]] , [[#cost]] , [[#threat]]

====== count ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String or Integer]]: (math formula).

<code>
 weapon = M60;
 count = "30*1";
</code>

this token is always associated in a weapon or magazine couplet, inside a TransportWeapons, or
TransportMagazines class.

The value is mostly represented as a string as above (a math formula), or it can be (unusually)

<code>
 count= 2;
</code>

See [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|At the End of the Day]] in the TokenNameValueTypes page for an explanation how this duality is possible.

====== crew ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]: Default Civilian

Reflects whether vehicle is manned, and what with.

<code>
   crew = <ClassName>
   crew = "SoldierWPilot";
</code>

'SoldierWPilot' is  a class declared in same file.

====== D ======
====== dammage... ======
Variable String [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]]:

<code>
  dammageHalf[] = {"\AnyAddon\AnyPAA.paa","\AnyAddon\AnyOtherPAA.paa", ...};
  dammageFull[] = {"\AnyAddon\AnyPAA.paa","\AnyAddon\AnyOtherPAA.paa", ...};
</code>

When 'vehicle' is considered at least half way to destruction, the series of pictures is applied to the model.

====== damper... ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]:

<code>
 damperSize = 0.1;// default
 damperForce = 3; //default
</code>

====== deltaT ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]

<code>
  deltaT = -500;
</code>

See [[#Smoke Class]]

====== density ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]

<code>
   density = 0.5;
</code>

See [[#Smoke Class]]

====== destrType ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]: Default Value=  DestructDefault

Used for animation, sound, and final 'look' of vehicle.

<code>
  destrType = "DestructNo"; // nothing happens
  destrType = "DestructBuilding"; // smoke. explosion
  destrType = "DestructEngine"; // smoke only
  destrType = "DestructTree"; // smoke, crushing, falls over
  destrType = "DestructTent"; // smoke, crushing, flattens
  destrType = "DestructMan";
  destrType = "DestructDefault"; // =building
</code>

Tent and Tree are no longer identifiable when destroyed if not class  'things'

====== disappearAtContact ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Bool]]: Default false;

<code>
   disappearAtContact = true; //FxCartridge
</code>

====== direction ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|string]]:

<code>
    direction = "konec L svetla";
</code>

see [[#Reflectors Class]]

====== displayName ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]:  Default value = "Unknown" or "Vehicle"

Selects object uniquely in the Mission Editor, and separately, is used to identify object in game according to [[#accuracy]]. For instance when pointing your men to an object while in a mission, it is this //displayName// that is used.

It is good practice to use a stringtable.csv that should accompany your addon so that
   All names and labels are in one place instead of hunting for them.
   For language differences

<code>
 displayName = "$STR_DN_AH1Z";
</code>

Note, that will careful crafting of classes, different colored 'rocks' can all be called the same displayName (rock) in the mission itself. See [[#scope]] and [[#accuracy]] for details.

See [[#nameSound]] for definition of what is actually 'said'

__Related TokenNames__
[[#scope]], [[#accuracy]], [[#displayName]] [[#vehicleClass]] [[#nameSound]] [[#camouflage]]

**displayNameShort**
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]:

<code>
  displayNameShort = "$STR_DN_UH60";
</code>

====== driverIsCommander ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Bool]] : Default false.

<code>
 driverIsCommander = true;
</code>

For boat, MG Jeep and helicopters

see [[#has...]]

====== driverForceOptics ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Bool]]

<code>
   driverForceOptics = true;
</code>

====== E ======
====== ...Elev ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integers]]:Degrees

<code>
 initElev = -80;
 minElev = -60;
 maxElev = 10;
</code>

part of any [[#Turret Class]] (tanks eg)

====== ejectDamageLimit ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: You can get hurt, but you can't die with vals less than 1.0

<code>
  ejectDamageLimit = 0.750000;
</code>

====== ejectDead... ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Boolean]] : Default false

<code>
  ejectDeadGunner = false;
  ejectDeadCargo = false;
  ejectDeadDriver = false;
  ejectDeadCommander = false;
</code>

Causes that unit to 'unmount' the vehicle. Such as an MG nest, or motorcycle.

====== ejectSpeed ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]]: Default {0,40,0};

<code>
 ejectSpeed[] = {0,0,0}; // cant eject in a cessna
</code>

====== Embedded ClassNames ======

Some Token Names are encountered only within an embedded classname, rather than the main 'vehicle' body.

An embedded classname conveniently adds a unique feature to the 'vehicle'. Such as smoke, such as, a turret for a tank.

Emmbedded class names are used extensively in animated buildings for the quite logical reason that identical Token Names for door1 cannot be the same as Door2.

Below is a list of embedded classnames that (in most cases) use a TokenName uniquely. It is not found elsewhere and is better served describing that Token Name in the context it is found in, ie, an embedded class.

**Hatch... Class**

<code>
  class HatchDriver
  {
   selection = poklop_driver;
   axis = osa_poklop_driver;
   angle = -100;
  };
</code>

**Indicator... Class**

<code>
  class IndicatorSpeed
  {
   selection = ukaz_rychlo;
   axis = osa_rychlo;
   angle = -240;
   min = 0;
   max = 60 / 3.6;
  };
</code>

**Light Class**

<code>
  class Light
  {
   ambient[] = {0.3,0.15,0.0,1.0};
   brightness = 0.08;
   color[] = {1.0,0.5,0.0,1.0};
   position = ohniste;
   shape = koulesvetlo;
   size = 0.3;
  };
</code>

**CargoLight Class**

<code>
  class CargoLight
  {
   ambient[] = {0.6,0,0.15,1};
   brightness = 0.007;
   color[] = {0,0,0,0};
  };
</code>

**Reflectors Class**

<code>
   Reflectors ::LandVehicle
   {
    ambient[] = {0.1,0.1,0.1,1.0};
    brightness = 0.25;
    color[] = {0.9,0.8,0.8,1.0};
    position = L svetlo;
    size = 0.5;
    direction = konec L svetla;
    hitpoint = L svetlo;
    selection = L svetlo;
   };
</code>

**Smoke Class**

<code>
  class Smoke
  {
   density = 0.5;
   deltaT = -500;
   in = 0.0;
   out = 0.0;
   initT = 1000;
   initYSpeed = 1.7;
   interval = 0.01;
   size = 0.1;
   timeToLive = 100000002004087730000.0;
   //
   cloudletDuration = 0.9;
   cloudletAnimPeriod = 1.0;
   cloudletSize = 0.1;
   cloudletAlpha = 0.8;
   cloudletGrowUp = 0.4;
   cloudletFadeIn = 0.0;
   cloudletFadeOut = 5.0;
   cloudletAccY = -0.1;
   cloudletMinYSpeed = 0.3;
   cloudletMaxYSpeed = 1.5;
   cloudletShape = cl_basic;
   cloudletColor[] = {1,1,1,0};
   class Table {
    class T1 {
     maxT = 0;
     color[] = {0.8,0.8,0.8,1};
    };
    class T2 {
     maxT = 900;
     color[] = {0.3,0.3,0.3,1};
    };
    class T3 {
     maxT = 1000;
     color[] = {1,0.5,0,0.5};
    };
   };
  };
</code>

**Turret Class**
(Tanks eg)

<code>
  class TurretBase
  {
   body = OtocVez;
   gun = OtocHlaven;
   gunAxis = OsaHlavne;
   gunBeg = usti hlavne;
   gunEnd = konec hlavne;
   minElev = -4;
   maxElev = 20;
   minTurn = -360;
   maxTurn = 360;
   soundServo[] = {Vehicles\gun_elevate,0.031623,1.000000};
   turretAxis = OsaVeze;
  };
</code>

====== Embedded TokenNames ======

see [[#Embedded ClassNames]]

**enableSweep**
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Bool]]: Default  true. Used by Helicopter class

<code>
  enableSweep = false; //UH60MG
</code>

====== envelope ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]] [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]]

<code>
 envelope[] =
 {              0.000000,
                0.000000,
                0.300000,
                1.000000,
                2.500000,
                3.300000,
                3.500000,
                3.200000,
                2.500000,
                2.000000,
                1.500000,
                1.000000
 };
</code>

====== extCameraPosition[] ======
float [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]]: Default {0,2,-20};

<code>
 extCameraPosition[] = {0,5,-30};//plane
 extCameraPosition[] = {0,1,-10};//cars
 extCameraPosition[] = {0,1.500000,-9};//tankls
 extCameraPosition[] = {0,0.300000,-3.500000};//man
</code>

====== F ======
====== minFireTime ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]]: Default 20 seconds

<code>
   minFireTime = 20;
</code>

====== fired ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]:

<code>
 fired = "_this exec ""\AnyAddon\AnySQS.sqs"""; // note the ""
</code>

====== flapsFrictionCoef ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: Default 0.5

<code>
  flapsFrictionCoef = 2; // can be integer too.
</code>

====== forceHide... ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Boolean]] : Default false;

<code>
 forceHideDriver = true;//shilka
 forceHideGunner = true; //tank
 forceHideCommander=true;
</code>

====== forceSupply ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Boolean]] : Default

<code>
  forceSupply = true;
</code>

Found only in Weapon holders (ammo boxes) to force supply?

====== formation... ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]]:

<code>
 formationX = 10;// default meters
 formationZ = 20; // default meters
 formationTime = 10; // default seconds
</code>

One or both X Z values are used to keep objects separated (in meters) depending on
wedge, echelon, V,single line, fomations.

====== fov ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]

<code>
  fov = 0.85; // cessna
  fov = 0.85; // man
  fov = 1.0; // truck
</code>

====== ...Fov ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]

<code>
  minFov = 0.420000;// man
  maxFov = 0.850000;
  minFov = 0.600000;//truck
  maxFov = 1.400000;
</code>

also used by [[#...AngleX/Y|ViewPilot Classes]]

====== fuelCapacity ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]]: Default Value 0  (litres)

<code>
  fuelCapacity = 50; // motorcyle
  fuelCapacity = 100; // car
  fuelCapacity = 700; // tank
  fuelCapacity = 1000; // air
</code>

====== G ======

====== ...Gun... ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]]:degrees

<code>
  minGunElev = -60;
  maxGunElev = 60;
  minGunTurn = -5;
  maxGunTurn = 5;
  minGunTurnAI = -30;
  maxGunTurnAI = 30;
</code>

====== ...GunnerMayFire ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Boolean]]: Default false

<code>
      outGunnerMayFire = true; //m113
      inGunnerMayFire = false;
</code>

====== ...GunClouds Class ======

This is a reference to the external WeaponCloudsGun classes

most models simply inherit the defaults

<code>
  class GunClouds:  WeaponCloudsGun{};
  class MGunClouds: WeaponCloudsMGun{};
</code>

here is an example of over-rides for class man

<code>
 class GunClouds:WeaponCloudsGun
 {
   cloudletGrowUp = 0.200000;
   cloudletFadeIn = 0;
   cloudletFadeOut = 0.400000;
   cloudletDuration = 0.200000;
   cloudletAlpha = 1;
   cloudletAccY = 2;
   cloudletMinYSpeed = -10;
   cloudletMaxYSpeed = 10;
   interval = 0.020000;
   size = 0.300000;
   sourceSize = 0.015000;
  };
</code>

====== ...GunFire Class ======
This is a reference to the external WeaponFireGun classes

most models simply inherit the defaults

<code>
  class GunFire: WeaponFireGun {};
  class MGunFire: WeaponFireMGun {};
</code>

====== gearRetracting ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Bool]]: Default true

<code>
  gearRetracting = false; // cessna
</code>

more correctly viewed as HasRetractingGear.

====== gun ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]:

<code>
 gun = OtocHlaven;
</code>

see [[#Turret Class]]

====== gunAimDown ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]

<code>
  gunAimDown = 0.07;
</code>

====== gunAxis ======

====== gunBeg ======

====== gunEnd ======
see[[#Turret Class]]

====== gunnerHasFlares ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Boolean]]

<code>
   gunnerHasFlares = false;
</code>

====== gunnerName ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]

<code>
    gunnerName = "$STR_POSITION_CREWCHIEF";
</code>

====== gunnerOutOptics... ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]**
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]

<code>
      gunnerOutOpticsModel = "";
</code>

[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]]

<code>
      gunnerOutOpticsColor[] = {0,0,0,1};
</code>

[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Boolean]]

<code>
      gunnerOutForceOptics = false;
</code>

[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Boolean]]

<code>
      gunnerOutOpticsShowCursor = false;
</code>

====== H ======

====== ...Height ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]]:

<code>
 minHeight = 5; //Min height in metres above sealevel.
 maxHeight = 50;//max height above sea level.
 avgHeight = 10;
</code>

====== has... ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Bool]]:

<code>
  hasDriver = true; // default
  hasGunner = false;// default
  hasCommander =true; // default
</code>

Depending on vehicle model.

Controls the 'get in' commands.

see [[#driverIsCommander]]

====== ...HeadTurnAI ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]] Degrees

<code>
  minHeadTurnAI = -70;// man class
  maxHeadTurnAI = 70;
</code>

====== hiddenSelections ======
[[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):

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>
hiddenSelections[] = {"pruh"}; // bmp/tank
</code>

Try **this setObjectTexture [0, "\data\duha.pac"]** in the initline of a BMP and you'll see which parts are meant by the selection "pruh".

Don't forget to add the model and the selections in the CfgModels, as the hidden selections won't work otherwise (at least not after binarizing).

====== hide... ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Bool]]

<code>
 hideProxyInCombat =    false;// default (true for tanks)
 hideUnitInfo =         false;// default see [[#unitInfoType]]
 hideWeaponsCargo =     false;// default
 hideWeaponsCommander=  true; // default
 hideWeaponsDriver =    true; // default
 hideWeaponsGunner =    true; // default
</code>

====== hitpoint ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]:

<code>
    hitpoint = "L svetlo";
</code>

See [[#Reflectors Class]]

====== hitSound... ======

<code>
  hitSound1[] = {voices\Hit11,0.056234,1};
  ...
  hitSound20[] = {voices\Hit30,0.056234,1};
</code>

<code>
  hitSounds[] = {hitSound1,0.05,hitSound2,0.05,....
</code>

hitSounds is used by the engine to reference user generated hitSound...s

the number of user generated sounds, is limited only by the author.

====== hour ======

part of the IndicatorWatch class

<code>
  class IndicatorWatch
  {
   hour = hodinova;
   minute = minutova;
   axis = osa_time;
   reversed = 0;
  };
</code>

====== I ======

====== icon ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]: Default Value = "unknown_object.paa"

This value us used by the map editor to show the building or vehicle when editing. It is not normally visible during game play. (but can be)

The icon can be any jpg, paa, or pac file. paa is default. Note that Elite cannot handle jpegs.

<code>
  icon = "\AnyAddon\AnyPAA(.paa)";
</code>

__Related TokenName__(s): [[#mapSize]]

====== in/out ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: These TokenNames are used inside the [[#Smoke Class]]

<code>
  in= 0.0;
  out=0.0;
</code>

====== init ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]:

<code>
   init = "[(_this select 0)] exec ""\AnyAddon\AnySqs.sqs"""; // note the ""
</code>

====== initT ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]]: This TokenName is used inside the [[#Smoke Class]]

<code>
    initT = 1000;
</code>

====== initYSpeed ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: This TokenName is used inside the [[#Smoke Class]]

<code>
    initYSpeed = 1.7;
</code>

====== insideSoundCoef ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: default 0.5

For example WGL and VTE aircrafts use insideSoundCoef = 0.001; to simulate helmet and radio comms systems.
<code>
  insideSoundCoef = 0.05; //air vehicels are 2%
</code>

====== interval ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: This TokenName is used inside the [[#Smoke Class]]

<code>
      interval = 0.01;
</code>

====== irScanGround ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Bool]]: Default true.

Whether the unit will scan for ground units.

<code>
  irScanGround = false;
</code>

====== irScanRange... ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]]: Default 0

This is very CPU heavy, do not use big values, 4000 is quite big already. Most users dont use such viewdistances so its pointless to have huge value here like 10,000.

<code>
  irScanRange = 4000; // outdated (since Resistance)
  irScanRangeMin = 500;  // tanks general
  irScanRangeMax = 4000;
  irScanRangeMin = 2000; // air
  irScanRangeMax = 10000;
  irScanRangeMin = 4000; // a vulcan
  irScanRangeMax = 10000;
</code>

====== irScanToEyeFactor ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]]: Default 1

<code>
  irScanToEyeFactor = 2; //air
  irScanToEyeFactor = 5; //shilka
</code>

====== irTarget ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Bool]]: Default true.

Used for (some) buildings so that they don't show up on tank radar

<code>
  irTarget = false; // man
</code>

====== isBicycle ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Bool]]: Default false.

this value inside the motorcycle class is used to turn it on when inheriting to a real bicycle

====== isMan ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Bool]]: Default true.

<code>
  isMan = 1;
</code>

Defined within the man class

====== K ======

====== killed ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]:

<code>
   killed = "[(_this select 0),1,1,0,0] exec ""\AnyAddon\AnySQS.sqs""";// note the ""
</code>

====== L ======

====== ladders ======
Embedded [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]]: The ladders array is used to declare one or more ladder pairs inside the model.

<code>
 ladders[] = { {"start","end" }                        };// a building with one ladder
 ladders[] = { {"start1","end1" } , {"start2","end2" } };// two ladder building
 //...etc
</code>

Note that unfortunately, the 'start' and 'end' labels are arbitrary for //each// model. You cannot have a generic ladder building as such.

====== laser... ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Boolean]]: Default false

Determines if a vehicle has laser capability.

<code>
  laserScanner = true;
  laserTarget = true;// used as a generic class of All {} to default things true
</code>

====== landingAoa ======
MathFormula [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]] Default   10*3.1415/180

Landing Angle of Approach. Used by plane class

<code>
  landingAoa = 7*3.1415/180;//Cessna
</code>

====== landingSpeed ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]]: Default 0 Kph.

<code>
  landingSpeed = 75; // plane vehicles
</code>

====== library ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]: This TokenName is associated with the library class of a vehicle (if any). It is used to give a 'memo' style full screen info on the given object. Example of use:

What is the maximum size of this text?

<code>
  class Library
  {
   libTextDesc = "$STR_LIB_AH1Z";
  };
</code>


====== M ======


====== maneuvrability ======

[[Float]]

Description: Declares maneuvrability of guided missiles.

<code>
manueuvrability=30;
</code>

====== magazine ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]]: used in TransportMagazines class this specifies the type of ammo in the magazine and the amount.

<code>
 {
 magazine = "30Rnd_556x45_Stanag";
 count = "30*1";
 }
</code>

Each of these couplets are contained within a 'weapon' classname within the magazine//S// class itself. Example

<code>
 class TransportMagazines
 {
     class _xx_M16
     {
        magazine = M16;
        count = 30*1;
     };
     class _xx_M60
     {
        ......
     };
     class _xx_PK
     {
        ......
     };
     ...
 };
</code>

====== magazines ======
Variable string [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]]: default {}

see [[#weapons]] for proper description

====== mapSize ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: Default Value = 10 (meters).

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.

To creat a circular, rectangular or other 'non sqaure' image, you need to make a pac file for the icon with, a transparent layer.

<code>
  mapSize = 0.7; // small object such as a tree
  mapSize = 4; // a small'ish building
</code>

The Mission Editor map is not very good in this regard (as noted above). However, the main problem is the base classes of the engine. The mapSize= for most objects, //particularly// buildings, is a one shoe fits all. A forest, eg, is the same mapSize= as a tree!

Later Oem addons, *generally* are better and more specific in this regard, making position and fitting a little easier.

For larger islands then map zoom and icon size becomes a problem and these must be scaled down a bit.

====== marker ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]] : used as a core for all other air craft when looking on map.

<code>
 marker = "\AnyAddon\AnyP3d.(p3d")";
</code>

====== material ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]]:

Used in Hit... classes, eg HitTurret HitBody

<code>
   material = 50;
</code>

__Related TokenNames__: [[#armor (float)]], [[#material]], [[#name]], [[#passThrough]]

====== maxT ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]]: This TokenName is used inside the [[#Smoke Class]]

<code>
    maxT = 0;
</code>

====== min/max ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]] Degrees Math Formula

<code>
  min = 0;
  max = 60 / 3.6;
</code>

Note for readability, these values are //normally// expressed as strings which the engine itself will convert.

see [[#selection|Indicator Class]]

====== memoryPointExhaust... ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]:

<code>
 memoryPointExhaust = "exhaust_start";
 memoryPointExhaustDir = "exhaust_end";
</code>

====== memoryPointGun ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** //[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]://

<code>
    memoryPointGun = "machinegun";
</code>

====== memoryPointGunnerOptics ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]

<code>
    memoryPointGunnerOptics = "gunnerview";
</code>

====== memoryPointGunnerOutOptics ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]

<code>
      memoryPointGunnerOutOptics = "commander_weapon_view";
</code>

====== memoryPoint...Missile ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** //[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]://

<code>
    memoryPointLMissile = "Missile_1";
    memoryPointRMissile = "Missile_2";
</code>

====== memoryPoint...Rocket ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** //[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]://

<code>
    memoryPointLRocket = "Rocket_1";
    memoryPointRRocket = "Rocket_2";
</code>

====== memoryPointsGetIn... ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]:

<code>
    memoryPointsGetInCargo = "pos_cargo";
    memoryPointsGetInCoDriver = "pos_codriver";
    memoryPointsGetInCommander = "pos_commander";
    memoryPointsGetInDriver = "pos_driver";
    memoryPointsGetInGunner = "pos gunner";
</code>

**memoryPointsGetIn...Dir**
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]:

<code>
    memoryPointsGetInCargoDir = "pos_cargo_dir";
    memoryPointsGetInCoDriverDir = "pos_codriver_dir";
    memoryPointsGetInCommanderDir = "pos_commander_dir";
    memoryPointsGetInDriverDir = "pos_driver_dir";
    memoryPointsGetInGunnerDir = "pos gunner dir";
</code>

====== memoryPointSupply ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]:

<code>
  memoryPointSupply = "supply";
</code>

====== memoryPointTrack... ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]:

<code>
  memoryPointTrackFLL = "tyreTrack_1_1l";
  memoryPointTrackFLR = "tyreTrack_1_1r";
  memoryPointTrackBLL = "tyreTrack_1_2l";
  memoryPointTrackBLR = "tyreTrack_1_2r";
  memoryPointTrackFRL = "tyreTrack_2_1l";
  memoryPointTrackFRR = "tyreTrack_2_1r";
  memoryPointTrackBRL = "tyreTrack_2_2l";
  memoryPointTrackBRR = "tyreTrack_2_2r";
</code>

====== microMimics ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]: Man class

This token refers to the class within the external cfgMimics class

<code>
  microMimics = Micro;
</code>

====== minute ======
part of the IndicatorWatch class

see [[#hour]]

====== model ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]: Default Value= "empty.p3d"

Location in the addon where the p3d model resides.

<code>
 model = "\AddonName\anyp3d(.p3d)";
</code>

Whera a class is not a visible 'object', such as a BaseClass. You can specify

<code>
 model="";
</code>

this cuts down on load and access.

__Related TokenName__: [[#simulation]], [[#reversed]]

====== moves ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]: Default = NoDefaultMoves

applies to the man class and refers to a cfgMoves class

<code>
  moves = CfgMovesMC; // civilian, in fact, there isn't another
</code>

====== N ======
====== ...NightLights... ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]:

<code>
  spotableNightLightsOff = 0.05; //default
  spotableNightLightsOn = 4; //default
  visibleNightLightsOff = 0.1; //default
  visibleNightLightsOn = 0.2; //default
</code>

====== name ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]:

<code>
   name = "motor";
</code>

Used in Hit... classes, eg HitTurret HitBody

__Related TokenNames__: [[#armor (float)]], [[#material]], [[#name]], [[#passThrough]]

====== nameSound ======
//[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]//: Default value: "Target"

Namesound is used by the AI audio to indicate verbally where to go, what 'vehicle' to attack. Thus the audio speech "move to 'rock' 3 o'clock' is derived from the //nameSound//.

<code>
 nameSound = "rock";
</code>

Many different nameSounds can be selected. Here are just a few.

<code>
  nameSound = crew;
  nameSound = target;
  nameSound = tank;
  nameSound = house;
</code>

The actual descriptive text accompanying the 'sound' can be different see [[#displayName]]

Typically, a collection of buildings (eg) will be configured as follows

<code>
 class GenBuilding : NonStrategic
 {
   scope=private; // internal use only
   VehicleClass="Some Editor Group Name";
   namesound="house";
 };
 class YellowBuilding: GenBuilding
 {
   scope=public;
   name="YellowBuilding";
   model="Some yellow building.p3d";
 };
</code>

__Related TokenNames__
[[#scope]], [[#accuracy]], [[#displayName]] [[#vehicleClass]] [[#nameSound]] [[#camouflage]]

====== noseDownCoef ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: Default 1.0 used by Plane class

<code>
 noseDownCoef = 0.025; // cessna
</code>

How much the nose drops when banking.

//Note: Not used in ArmA any more//

====== nightVision ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Bool]]: Default false

<code>
 nightVision=true;
</code>

present in lawsoldier, sniper, saboteur, tank, and air crew

//Note: obsolete, not used, NVG item is used instead//

====== noseDownCoef ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]

<code>
 noseDownCoef = 0.025;
</code>

====== O ======

====== ...OpticsColor ======
Float [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]] : Default  {0,0,0,1};

<code>
  driverOpticsColor[] = {0,0,0,1};
  gunnerOpticsColor[] =    {0.910000,0.230000,0.230000,1};
  commanderOpticsColor[] = {0.910000,0.230000,0.230000,1};
</code>

====== ...OpticsModel ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]: Default ""

<code>
  commanderOpticsModel= "\AnyPbo\AnyP3d(.p3d)";
  driverOpticsModel = "\AnyPbo\AnyP3d(.p3d)";
  gunnerOpticsModel= "\AnyPbo\AnyP3d(.p3d)";
</code>

====== gunnerOpticsShowCursor ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Bool]]

<code>
 gunnerOpticsShowCursor = true;
</code>

====== P ======

====== passThrough ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Bool]]: Default true

<code>
  passThrough = 1;
</code>

Used in Hit... classes, eg HitTurret HitBody

__Related TokenNames__: [[#armor (float)]], [[#material]], [[#name]], [[#passThrough]]

====== picture ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]: Default:  iaston.paa

I think this is for briefing Information icon click

<code>
  picture = "\AnyAddon\AnyPAA(.paa)";
</code>

"Picture" is used in config.cpp to display the 128 x 64 graphic file of the unit in the HUD and the bottom of the screen while in game. A .pac file can be used also. If using a .pac make your alpha channel pink - RGB 255,0,255. Pink is invisible in .pac file.

====== position ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]:

<code>
   position = "ohniste";
   position = "L svetlo";
</code>

See [[#Reflectors Class]], [[#Light Class]]

====== precision ======

<code>
  precision = 1; //man
  precision = 200; // air
  precision = 50; //boat
</code>

====== preferRoads ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Bool]]:  Default false

<code>
 preferRoads = true; // all vehicles
</code>

====== primary ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Boolean]]: For models that can have, (but don't necessarily do have) multiple internal objects of the same type (turrets eg). One of them, is declated the main, or primary turret. There may indeed be only one 'turret'. (Note: this entry has been replaced by the **primary...** entries. Please use those for your turret definitions to ensure maximal compatibility.)

<code>
   primary = true;
</code>

====== primary... ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Boolean]] A vehicle can have multiple turrets, but one of them normally is the primary gunner turret and one the primary vehicle commander turret (this can be the same turret or two different turrets, but you cannot have several primary gunner or commander turrets). Please use these entries instead of the more general **primary** entry.

<code>
      primaryGunner = false;
      primaryObserver = true; //Commander
</code>

====== proxyIndex ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]]

<code>
    proxyIndex = 2;
</code>

====== proxyType ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]

<code>
      proxyType = "CPCommander";
</code>

====== R ======

====== ...Radius ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]:

Represents a circular area (radius in meters from **centre** of object for action to take place)

<code>
 getInRadius=2.5;  //default
 getInRadius=3.5;   // tank
 getInRadius=10;  //ship
 supplyRadius = 2.5; // for fuel dumps ammo trucks etc
</code>

====== ...RotorSpeed ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|float]]: Helicopters

<code>
  mainRotorSpeed = 1.0; // default
  backRotorSpeed = 1.5; // default

  mainRotorSpeed = 1.0; // ch47d
  backRotorSpeed = -1.0;
</code>

====== ...RotorDive ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|float]]: Helicopters, Default 0.0

<code>
  minMainRotorDive = -9; // CH47D
  maxMainRotorDive = 15;
  neutralMainRotorDive = -5;
  minBackRotorDive = -15;
  maxBackRotorDive = 9;
  neutralBackRotorDive = -5;
</code>

====== ReloadAnimations Class ======

General useage in Helicopters, this class is 'looked for' by the engine. Varions models, but normally only one, are specified as follows

<code>
 class ReloadAnimations
 {
    class SomeThingA
    {
       ...
    };
    ...
    class SomeThingZ
    {
       ...
    };
 };
</code>

here is an example for an Mi24 helicopter

<code>
   class MachineGun30E
   {
    weapon = MachineGun30E;
    angle0 = 0;
    angle1 = -2 * 3.141592654;
    multiplier = 500;
    type = rotation;
    animPeriod = 0.500000;
    selection = gatling;
    begin = usti hlavne;
    end = konec hlavne;
   };
</code>

====== rotL/R ======

Defined within a tank.Wheels class to describe the series of small wheels on each side

<code>
   rotR[] = {kolL1,kolL2,kolL3,kolL4,kolL5,kolL6,kolL7,kolL8};
   rotL[] = {kolP1,kolP2,kolP3,kolP4,kolP5,kolP6,kolP7,kolP8};
   upDownL[] = { koloP1,podkoloP1,koloP2,podkoloP2,koloP3,podkoloP3,
                 koloP4,podkoloP4,koloP5,podkoloP5,koloP6,podkoloP6,
                 koloP7,podkoloP7,koloP8,podkoloP8
   };
   upDownR[] = { koloL1,podkoloL1,koloL2,podkoloL2,koloL3,podkoloL3,
                 koloL4,podkoloL4,koloL5,podkoloL5,koloL6,podkoloL6,
                 koloL7,podkoloL7,koloL8,podkoloL8
   };
</code>

====== reversed ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Boolean]]: Default true

Normally, models ARE reversed with respect to how they present on the screen after editing with tools like oxygen (eg) This overrides the default. See [[#model]]

<code>
 reversed = false; // class thing
</code>

====== rotor... ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]: Helicopters

<code>
  rotorBig =       "vrtule_velka";    //cobra
  rotorBigBlend =  "vrtule_velka_bl";
  rotorSmall =     "vrtule_mala";
  rotorSmallBlend= "vrtule_mala_bl";
</code>

====== S ======

====== ...Sensitivity ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: Default 1.0 Used by Plane Class

<code>
  aileronSensitivity = 0.33; // Cessna
  elevatorSensitivity = 0.1; // Cessna
  wheelSteeringSensitivity = 1.0; // default
</code>

====== ...Simul/Plan ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|float]]: in meters

<code>
  steerAheadSimul = 0.5; //default
  steerAheadPlan = 0.35;//default
  steerAheadSimul = 0.2; // man
  steerAheadPlan = 0.2;
</code>

<code>
  predictTurnSimul = 1.2;//default
  predictTurnPlan = 1.2;//default
  predictTurnSimul = 3;// ship
  predictTurnPlan = 3;
</code>

====== scope ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]]: Default value = private.

<code>
 scope = public;
</code>

Scope in concept is the same as the C++ reserved words of public, protected and private.

Defines normally exist at the top of a well written config.cpp to make meanings clearer.

<code>
 #define private    0
 #define protected  1
 #define public     2
</code>

The meaning of each is as follows

**private:**

Only other classes inherit this class. It is not createVehicle'able, nor can the class be accessed via the Mission Editor.

private is a common method of grouping base characteristics together and inheriting all those common characteristics into a class that can be viewed or accessed.

**public:**

Any classes declared public are CamCreateabale, **and** selectable via the Editor.

**protected:**

Identical to public, except the class will not be listed in the mission editor. A very common form of use for this is

<code>
 class vegetables
 {
   scope=protected;
   VehicleClass="Fruit and Onions"; // a generic group in mission editor
   displayName="Generic Vegetable";
   namesound= whatever;
   icon= "vegetableIcon.paa";
  ///   put any other common characteristics in here
 };
 class GreenOnions : vegetables
 {
    scope = public;
    displayName="Green Onion;
 }
 class PurpleOnion : vegetables
 {
    ....
</code>

The effect here is to reduce (considerably) not only the amount of typing, but memory storage too.

__It is only the public classes that are listed in the Mission Editor.__

So in above example while each one of these has a separate //displayName=//, they are ALL 'grouped' in the Editor's "Fruit and Onions", and **all** of them will be referred to //in the mission// as "Generic Vegetable". If you follow along, you should fully expect to see another protected class called "Generic Fruit"

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 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

<code>
 class OriginalThing
 {
   scope=protected;
   ....
   // lots of original things
   ....
 };
 class ImprovedThing : OriginalThing //<<<< inherits it all
 {
   scope=public;
   ...
   // lots of new improved things
   ...
 };
</code>

__Related TokenNames__
[[#scope]], [[#accuracy]], [[#displayName]] [[#vehicleClass]] [[#nameSound]] [[#camouflage]]

====== secondaryExplosion ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]]: Default disabled (-1)

<code>
  secondaryExplosion = -1;
</code>

====== sensitivity ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: Default 1.0

<code>
  sensitivity = 0.6; //cars
  sensitivity = 2; //sniper
</code>


====== sensitivityEar ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: Default 0.0075

It sets how good certain unit hears other. Higher value means given unit hears better.

<code>
  sensitivityEar = 0.13;//man
</code>

====== selection ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]:

<code>
    selection = L svetlo;
</code>

See [[#Reflectors Class]], [[#ReloadAnimations Class]] (Arma Only), [[#Hatch... Class]], [[#Indicator Class]]

====== selection... ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]:

<code>
  selectionBackLights = "light_back";
  selectionBrakeLights = "light_brake";
  selectionFireAnim = "muzzleflash";
  selectionHRotorStill= "mainRotorStatic";
  selectionHRotorMove = "mainRotorBlurred";
  selectionVRotorStill = "tailRotorStatic";
  selectionVRotorMove = "tailRotorBlurred";
  selectionFabric = "latka";
</code>

====== shape ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: This TokenName is used inside the [[#Light Class]]

<code>
    shape = "koulesvetlo";
</code>

See [[#Light Class]], [[#Reflectors Class]]

====== showgunneroptics ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Boolean]]:

<code>
  showgunneroptics = 0;
</code>

====== showWeaponCargo ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Boolean]]:Default ?

<code>
  showWeaponCargo =true;
</code>

Found inside weapon holders (ammo boxes).

====== sound ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]:
Used by animated objects (campfire eg) to give sound effect. Or, simply by ambients(wolves)

<code>
  sound = "Fire";
  sound = Fountain;
  sound = OwlSfx;
</code>

====== SoundEnvironExt Class ======

<code>
   class SoundEnvironExt {
</code>

This is a __Class__ used within the man class. Some/None, or all sections of it can (of course) be over-ridden by inheritance.

The external class **CfgManActions** accesses the **SoundEnvironExt** class defined (or inherited) for any 'man' (soldier eg).

External class **CfgManActions** contains many clauses

<code>
  soundOverride=fallbody; // eg
</code>

for instances of when it wants sounds for that 'action' to take place.

thus, you can define none some or all arrays (within class with your SoundEnvironExt{}) for the following

<code>
   normalExt[] =
   normal[] =
   road[] =
   rock[] =
   water[] =
   gravel[] =
   sand[] =
   drygrass[] =
   grass[] =
   forest[] =
   mud[] =
   wood[] =
   metal[] =
   snow[] =
   hallway[] =
   fallbody[] =
   laydown[] =
   standup[] =
   crawl[] =
</code>

Example

<code>
   snow[] = {
    { People\snow_L,0.000032,1 },
    { People\snow_R,0.000032,1 }};
</code>

snow is a Variable length Sound [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]]

see [[#Sounds Various|sounds[]]]

====== Sounds Various ======
Complex [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]]:

All the following use

<code>
 nameOfSound[]= {"\AddonName\AnySound(.wss)",0.000000,1,1};
</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.

**...Sound**

<code>
 flySound[] = {"\AddonName\AnySound.wss",0.000000,1,1};
 singSound[] = {"\AddonName\SoundFile.ogg",0.031623,1,1};
 scudSound[] = {weapons\rocketflying,316.227783,0.200000};
 scudSoundElevate[] = {vehicles\gun_elevate,0.010000,1};
</code>

**sound...**

<code>
  soundCrash[] = {"\AnyAddon\AnySound(.wss)",0.010000,1};
</code>

default values

<code>
  soundCrash[] = {Vehicles\crash,0.316228,1};
  soundDammage[] = {"",1,1};
  soundEngine[] = {"",1,1};
  soundEnviron[] = {"",1,1};
  soundLandCrash[] = {Explosions\intoground,0.316228,1};
  soundWaterCrash[] = {Explosions\intowater,0.316228,1};
  soundGetIn[] = {Vehicles\get_in,0.000316,1};
  soundGetOut[] = {Vehicles\get_out,0.000316,1};
  soundServo[] = {Vehicles\gun_elevate,0.010000,0.500000};
  soundGear[] = {"\AnyAddon\AnySound(.wss)",0.316228,1}; //no default'
</code>

<code>
  additionalSound[] = {\AnyAddon\AnySound(.wss),0.000000,1}; // man only
</code>

**sound[]**
used by animations

<code>
  sound[] = {"\anyPbo\AnySound(.wss)",10.000000,1};
</code>

====== side ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]]: Default Value: NEUTRAL.

The side, when declared, sets the 'vehicle' to east, west, resistance, civilian. The effect differs according to the 'vehicle' itself. Eg soldiers, versus hospitals or repair trucks that can only be used by same side, if specifically sided.

Well written missions (and configs) use defines at top of file to make this more legible.

<code>
 #define NO_SIDE -1
 #define EAST 0 // (Russian)
 #define WEST 1 // (Nato)
 #define RESISISTANCE 2 // Guerilla
 #define CIVILIAN 3
 #define NEUTRAL 4
 #define ENEMY 5
 #define FRIENDLY 6
 #define LOGIC 7
</code>

<code>
 side = EAST;
</code>

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.

====== simulation ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]: Default value:  invisible.

The engine behaviour with this [[#model]].

<code>
  simulation = "SeaGull";
  simulation = "thing";
  simulation = "fire";
  simulation = "flag";
  simulation = "house";
  simulation = airplane,helicopter,tank // (eg)
</code>

__Related TokenName__: [[#model]]

====== size ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: This TokenName is used inside the Smoke class and Reflector class

<code>
   size = 0.1;
</code>

part of [[#direction|Reflectors class]]

====== source ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]: found in animationSources

<code>
    source = "reload";
    source = "time";
</code>

====== sourceAddress ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** //[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]//: found in animationSources

<code>
    sourceAddress = "loop";
</code>

====== sourceSize ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: This TokenName is used inside the [[#Light Class]]

<code>
   sourceSize = 0.015;
</code>

====== ...Speed ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: In Kph.

<code>
  minSpeed = -0.5; //range 0->1
  maxSpeed = 80; //default
  maxSpeed = 30; //tractor
  maxSpeed = 60; //boat
</code>

====== scud... ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]: Default ""

<code>
  scudLaunch = scudlunch.rtm;
  scudStart = scudstart.rtm;
  scudModel = scud_strela_proxy;
  scudModelFire = scud_strela_ohen;
</code>

====== straightDistance ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** //[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|INTEGER]]://

<code>
 straightDistance = 50;
</code>

====== submerged.. ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: default 0.0

Almost all 'objects' are **not** submerged. This parameter is used to hide objects such as effects

<code>
  submerged = -0.5;// thing effect
  submergeSpeed = 0.25; // positive value makes it go deeper (sound goes quieter)
</code>

====== T ======

====== ...Turn ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integers]] Degrees

<code>
   initTurn = 90;
   minTurn= -70;
   maxTurn = 70;
</code>

part of any Turret class (tanks eg)

see[[#gun]]

====== TokenNames Embedded ======

see [[#Embedded ClassNames]]

**turning**
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** //[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Boolean]]:// (i think)

<code>
 turning = 1;
</code>

**turnCoef**
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: Default 2.0

<code>
  turnCoef = 6.0; // truck
  turnCoef = 9.0; // tractor
</code>

====== terrainCoef ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: Default 3.0

<code>
   terrainCoef = 6.0; //skoda
</code>

====== threat ======
float [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]]: Default Value {0.700000,0.500000,0.300000};

How threatening you are to unit [[#type (threat)|types]] {Soft, Armor, Air}, respectively.

The ai for this model selects targets of opportunity, based on these values.

<code>
  threat[] = {1,0.0500000,0.050000}; // soldier
  threat[] = {1,0.900000,0.100000}; // law soldier
  threat[] = {0.900000,0.700000,0.300000}; // bmp
</code>

__Related TokenNames__: [[#type (threat)|type]], [[#cost]], [[#threat]]

====== timeToLive ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]]: Default 10,000,000,000.0; // seconds?

<code>
  timeToLive = 20;// thing effects (bullets)
  timeToLive = 100000002004087730000.0;// campfire
</code>

See [[#Smoke Class]]

====== transport... ======

**transportAmmo**\\
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]]: Used by supply 'vehicles' to determine total amount avaialable for entire mission. Once depleted...

A 'vehicle' in this case can be a genuine repair truck, or, a building.

<code>
   transportAmmo = 300000;  // reammo truck
   transportAmmo = 10000000;// bigship
</code>

<code>
   transportFuel = 3000;        //refueltruck
   transportRepair = 200000000; //repairtruck
</code>

**transportMax...**\\
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]]: default 0

<code>
  transportMaxMagazines = 50; //car
  transportMaxWeapons = 10;
  transportMaxMagazines = 5; // motorcyle
  transportMaxWeapons = 0;
  transportMaxMagazines = 50; // tank
  transportMaxWeapons = 10;
  transportMaxMagazines = 20; //air
  transportMaxWeapons = 3;
  transportMaxMagazines = 100; // boat
  transportMaxWeapons = 20;
  transportMaxMagazines = 500; //ship
  transportMaxWeapons = 200;
  transportMaxMagazines = 200; // truck
  transportMaxWeapons = 50;
  transportMaxMagazines = 100; // apc
  transportMaxWeapons = 20;
  transportMaxMagazines = 200; // helicpter
  transportMaxWeapons = 50;
  transportMaxWeapons = 500; // ammo boxes
  transportMaxMagazines = 2000;
</code>

Values vary depending on exact tupe of 'boat' eg.

These TokenNames ate used to indicate how many units of each type an object can hold. Most objects can't hold anything.

**transportSoldier**\\
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]]: Default Value= 0.

Number of 'passengers' this vehicle can carry. The value does **not** include the driver, **nor** any vehicle positions such as gunner (if any) or commander(if any). See the JeepMg below for a 3 person vehicle which can only transport ONE soldier.

<code>
  transportSoldier = 3;     //jeep/car
  transportSoldier = 50;    //large ship
  transportSoldier = 6to10; //SmallShip
  transportSoldier = 3;     //a10
  transportSoldier = 8to12; //helicopters
  transportSoldier = 2or3;  //ambulance
  transportSoldier = 8;     //apc/bmp
  transportSoldier = 12;    //truck
  transportSoldier = 1;     //jeepmg
  transportSoldier = 1or2;  //repair type truck
</code>

to make the game 'interesting', similar vehicles on different sides, can carry non equivalent numbers.

====== transportVehiclesCount ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]] : default 0

<code>
 transportVehiclesCount = 15; // a Carrier (big ship)
</code>

====== TransportMagazines Class ======

====== transportVehiclesMass ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]]: Default 0

<code>
   transportVehiclesMass = 0; // not used by any model
</code>

====== TransportWeapons Class ======

====== turretAxis ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]:

<code>
 turretAxis = OsaVeze;
</code>

see [[#Turret Class]]

====== type (threat) ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]]: Default Value: Armored

This indicates the threat type of the 'vehicle'.

In well written configs, the 3 possible values are declared as defines at top of file for legibility

<code>
 #define VSoft 0
 #define VArmor 1
 #define VAir 2
</code>

<code>
  type = VAir;
</code>

Vehicles (and buildings) are armoured, humans are 'soft' and aircraft (obviously) are air

__Related TokenNames__: [[#type (threat)|type]], [[#cost]], [[#threat]]

====== type (animation) ======

**old** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Unknown]]: Default Value: rotation

This appears in the ReloadAnimations class

<code>
   type = rotation;
</code>

====== typicalCargo ======
Variable String [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]]:Preloads vehicle with units (if auto)

This array can have zero or more strings.

<code>
  typicalCargo[] = {"Soldier","Soldier","SoldierLAW","SoldierLAW"};
</code>

Note that these are //ClassNames// of soldiers.

====== U ======

====== ...UsesPilotView ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Bool]]: : Default false

<code>
 gunnerUsesPilotView = false; // some choppers (mi17)
 commanderUsesPilotView = true;
</code>

====== unitInfoType ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]

<code>
  unitInfoType = "UnitInfoSoldier";
</code>

Certain 'vehicles' hide this information.

see [[#hideUnitInfo]]

====== unloadInCombat ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|bool]]: default true

<code>
 unloadInCombat = false;
</code>

All true vehicles will cause ai to disembark when in combat.

====== upDownL/R ======
wheels class
see [[#rotL/R]]

====== V ======

====== vehicleClass ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]: Default Value= "Objects"

Used for Mission Editor basic category selection

<code>
  vehicleClass = "Air";
  vehicleClass = "Support";
  vehicleClass = "My Great Addon";
</code>

__Related TokenNames__
[[#scope]], [[#accuracy]], [[#displayName]] [[#vehicleClass]] [[#nameSound]] [[#camouflage]]

====== vehicleClass[] ======
String [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]]:

<code>
vehicleClass[] = {Men,Car,Armored,Air,Support,Camera,Objects,Ammo,Sounds,Mines};
</code>

====== view...Shadow ======
**[[arma:tokennames|ArmA]]** [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Boolean]]:

<code>
   viewCargoShadow = true;
   viewGunnerShadow = true;
</code>

====== viewGunnerInExternal ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Boolean]]: default false

<code>
    viewGunnerInExternal = true; // for some turrets and M113
</code>

====== W ======

====== weapon ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|String]]:

<code>
    weapon = "M197";
</code>

Selects a weapon from the CfgWeapons class

====== weapons ======
Variable String [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]]: default {};

Weaopns and Magazines contain individual description of what a 'vehicle' IS carrying.

<code>
  weapons[] = {"FFARLauncher","TwinM134"};// an aircaft
  weapons[] = {CarHorn};// truck
</code>

<code>
  weapons[] = {M21,LAWLauncher,Throw,Put}; // soldier
  magazines[] = {M21,M21,M21,M21,HandGrenade,HandGrenade,LAWLauncher};
</code>

The amount of weapons (and magazines) that can be carried by the 'man' is deternmined by [[#weaponSlots ]]

The names M21, Carhorn etc are external references to the cfgWeapons / cfgMagazines classes

====== weaponSlots ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Integer]]:

Weaponslots apply to man class (soldier, civilian, etc)

It indicates the 'gear' capacity.

<code>
 Soldier: 1 + 4 +  12*256 + 2*4096 + 2 + 8*16; // all soldiers/civilians
 Medic  : 1 + 4	+  8*256 + 2*4096 + 2 + 4*16;
</code>

<code>
 weaponSlots = ;
</code>

<code>
    1 = primary weapon
    2 = handgun slot
    4 = secondary weapon (launcher)
   16 = handgun magazines (8x)(or grenades for M203/GP-25)
  256 = magazine slots (12x / 8x for medics)
 4096 = goggle slot (2x)
</code>

====== wheelCircumference ======
[[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Float]] Default 2.513 meters

<code>
  wheelCircumference = 8; // tractor
</code>

====== wounds ======
string [[ofp:modeling:tokennamevaluetypes|Array]]:

<code>
  wounds[] = {xicht_a.paa,xicht_a_zranen,...};
</code>

this token is used in the man class to show a series of pac/paa files depending on damaged state of the  body.