setVehicleAmmo

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Description

Description:

Description needed

Groups:

Vehicle Inventory

Syntax

Syntax:

Syntax needed

Parameters:

vehicleName: Object

value: Number - 0: empty, 1: full

Return Value:

Nothing

Examples

Example 1:

player setVehicleAmmo 0;

Example 2:

_vehicle setVehicleAmmo 1;

Additional Information

See also:

setVehicleAmmoDefammosetAmmosetAmmoCargoturretLocal

Notes

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Ceeeb

This command does not add magazines to vehicle weapons that normally start with more than one magazine. It can however, remove these magazines.

Bon_Inf*

A2:OA v1.59 - Magazines of vehicle turrets are also refilled by this command.

kju

• If you 'unit/vehicle setVehicleAmmo 0;' an unit/vehicle first, you cannot refill it with 'unit/vehicle setVehicleAmmo 1;'.
• You need to execute where the unit is local.
• You need to execute on the effectiveCommander of a vehicle.

Galzohar

• In Arma 3, using this command seems correctly rearm the vehicle and its turrets in all situations (tested with beta 0.72).

Killzone_Kid

• In Arma 3, when using this on a player, this command can only reduce the number of magazine in relation to the current ammo quantity of the unit. For example if player has 8 magazines, player setVehicleAmmo 0.5; will leave unit with 4 mags. Executing player setVehicleAmmo 0.5; again will leave unit with 2 mags. player setVehicleAmmo 0.5; again -> 1 mag. player setVehicleAmmo 0; will remove all mags. If player had 10 mags with 30 bullets in each, player setVehicleAmmo 0.01; will leave player with loaded mag with 3 bullets in it (300 x 0.01 = 3)

Posted on December 20, 2014 - 21:55 (UTC)

Actium

This command does not operate compared to a full state defined by the vehicle type, but rather relative to a vehicle's current magazine loadout. To get the former behaviour use setVehicleAmmoDef, which utilizes the vehicles default magazine loadout (i.e. its CfgVehicles magazines[] values).