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@likeusb likeusb commented Oct 30, 2024

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Bug fix? no
New feature? yes
Needs wipe? no

Description:

Adds in a new feature that allows the end user to change the preset for blufor, opfor, guerilla, civs, and arsenal via the Mission preferences

Content:

  • Ability to modify the stuff via preferences page

Successfully tested on:

  • Local MP
  • Dedicated MP

@some-evil-kitty some-evil-kitty self-requested a review May 31, 2025 02:34
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Finally getting around to this. Would you be so kind as to re-base it to 0.96.8 rather than master?

Stringtable entries don't work in my testing as well, but re-base is more important.

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likeusb commented May 31, 2025

Will do, though it might take a bit as I'll have to get back into coding SQF and I haven't done that in a good few months. Should I make a new PR when that's done for the 0.96.8 branch?
I'll have a look at why the stringtable entries aren't working too, thanks for pointing that out!

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PiG13BR commented May 31, 2025

The stringtable is okay. The problem is in the mission_params.hpp, you added +2 values in each param (Example: values, goes from 0 to 33; texts, from 0 to 31). So the game takes the values instead of the stringtable. Fixing the mission_params.hpp resolves this issue.

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