A filter can be used to restrict entries to a certain subset. Functions that add briefing or task entries will be default assign entries to all playable/switchable units. Concepts: Filters Filters are used to select the units that will receive tasks or briefing entries. Tasks and briefing entries can be added dynamically during the mission to adapt the mission to new circumstances.Ģ Before going into the details of these functions, we need to discuss the concept of filters. Similarly, tasks are added by calling FHQ_TT_addTasks with the same constraints. It is advisable to run this code on all clients, by creating the briefing from within init.sqf, or a script called from within init.sqf. Briefings are added by calling FHQ_TT_addBriefing. All function variables have a prefix of FHQ_TT_ to avoid clashes with other script packages. This is achieved by adding a single line to init.sqf like this: call compile preprocessfilelinenumbers "fhqtt.sqf" This will set up the system and pre-initialize a number of variables that contain code that can be called from your own code. The easiest way is to execute it in init.sqf. V1.0 Initial release History V1.1 Added Arma 3 notification for task hints, using the default task notification resources Usage The FHQ Task Tracker is a single script that has to be executed on each client that wants to share in tracking tasks.
The FHQ Task Tracker is designed to take over the management of these task, including handling of tracking tasks states, marking tasks as completed, and distributing the current state of tasks and the briefing to clients that join in progress. 1 The FHQ Task Tracker for ArmA II/Arma 3 Version 1.1 Introduction Tracking tasks and briefings among different clients is tedious and error prone if you do it by hand, especially in multiplayer sessions, with possible clients joining in progress.
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