Gibsonm

I’m afraid as mentioned last week, I’ll be on an aircraft when you fight this. Good Luck!

No, it just creates clutter. I’ll answer the original thread. Oh no I can’t you deleted my response. Right did you read the description???? About “multiple units” and a simulation of armoured combat? Anyway, you can tell your direction in a few ways: 1. North is the top of the map (just like a real map). 2. In the 3D world, the lower right corner shows you a vehicle icon. The “front” of the vehicle will rotate as it changes position (e.g. if pointing down and to the right, its pointing SE). The barrel will point where the gun is pointing. There will be a white dot showing where you are looking if you are in say F8 mode.

Triplicate post?????

Either is fine with me.

@Grenny@Nike-Ajax I can probably make this for a "non speaking" part.

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No, not "Scania" or "Scania" or even "Scania", ...

Yep, I was trying to think of a good title. Thanks.

I guess a bear? We have "bin chickens":

Thanks for making me feel at home:

I guess they escaped from the Zoo?

This work around seems to do the job. Confirmed by my 1 person QA team.

In the short term I guess the "fix" for this scenario will be to make the dismount teams "player owned" and they will travel in "player owned if ..." vehicles. I'm not sure if the same work around will work for the scenarios mentioned elsewhere, but I'll review them once I know that changing the ownership in this one works.

@Ssnake@Volcano I think I found the issue. Test scenario: The "control" (1-1/A dismounts) are fine - both display the 3D world interface: The "test" (1-4/A) is setup with: 1 x dismount team (1-3A/A) Player owned. 2 x vehicles (1-4/A) and one dismount team (1-4A/A) "player owned if ..." - Trigger 1 activated. - Mission time > 5 minutes. - 1-4/A arrives in "Change ownership" Outcomes: Trigger 2 activated (just to see what the start state is): 1-3A/A remains player owned and UAS controls visible: 1-4A/A remains computer controlled and UAS controls not visible (probably intended as the Player / Tester should not be launching the UAS?): Trigger 1 activated (both dismounts now Player owned, icon changes colour), then Trigger 2 activated to dismount them: 1-3A/A remains player owned and UAS controls visible: 1-4A/A is now player owned and UAS controls not visible: Similar outcomes with elapsed time and entering the region, using three runs, one event per run to replicate the OR logic. I guess the unit losses the 3D world UAS control panel when ownership is set to "computer" but does not regain it if ownership becomes "player", based on some event, condition, trigger, etc. Scenario file: 240412 Test of UAS ownership 4_379.sce

I may have an update. After replacing the dismounts with new ones (dismount, detach, attach, mount) all was well. However that had the ownership as "player" throughout. Yesterday I edited the scenario so that the ownership reflected that of the parent vehicle and there are now reports that even when the player owns the unit (i.e. the conditions for "player if ..." are satisfied) they no longer see the 3D world control panel. I'm currently building a sandbox test scenario and will report back.