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Another change you may notice is I removed all the category name entries for tools and such, leaving just weapons. You could set usage name to Military, but instead I just edited more things to spawn as Police in types.xml. I copied and tweaked the entry for Land_Wreck_Volha_Police since its loot spawn points are close enough. As an easy solution, you can take some other car shaped entry and copy it. So, the above steps will spawn UAZs at the positions, but they won't have any loot because there's no mapgroupproto.xml entry for Land_Wreck_Uaz defining spawn points. The child type is the object name you want to spawn - you can find these names referenced in other files like mapgrouppos.xml or you can dig around in the PBOs. Lifetime is the time until the event will despawn and respawn (potentially elsewhere). If you set this to more or equal to the number of defined positions, every point will spawn all the time.
Nominal is the number of points of your event you want to spawn. The distanceradius property appears to keep events from spawning too close to eachother if you don't want that. Next there needs to be an entry in events.xml. The elevation appears to be automatic to whatever the ground is at the x and z. After playing with these values, the a attribute appears to be the rotation of the object. Note you can get these coordinates in game if your server has the debugmonitor enabled. Mapgroupproto.xml - whatever object your event spawns, this file is referenced for the relative loot spawn locations and types of loot - some objects already have an entry defined in hereįor this example, I'm adding dynamic UAZs to a number of points around Elektro.
the StaticHeliCrash event uses Wreck_Mi8 and Wreck_UH1Y to make it more random - presumably they have an equal chance) You can customize and even add new "crash site" types (and customize the loot amount / type) without any scripting by just editing a combo of XML files for your server:Ĭfgeventspawns.xml - the coordinates your events can happen atĮvents.xml - define what your events are (what object or a list of objects to choose from - e.g.
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