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Groups:: Object Manipulation

Example 1:: _weaponholder = objectParent _mybackpack;
Example 2:: Create and place created backpack in front of player:_backpackContainer = "B_TacticalPack_rgr" createVehicle [0,0,0]; _weaponHolder = objectParent _backpackContainer; _weaponHolder setPos (player modelToWorld [0,5,0]);
Example 3:: Check if player is on foot:_isOnFoot = isNull objectParent player;
Example 4:: Detect if player is in commander turret of a vehicle:_isVehicleCommander = player isEqualTo commander objectParent player;

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-{{Informative | When used on a soldier, if the soldier is in a vehicle, this command will return soldier's vehicle. Apart from being faster than [[vehicle]] command, it is also more reliable, as when used on dead [[crew]] inside a vehicle, it returns the vehicle object, where as [[vehicle]] command may surprisingly return unit object instead. For example, to delete a unit which is in a vehicle, execute:
+{{Feature | Informative | When used on a soldier, if the soldier is in a vehicle, this command will return soldier's vehicle. Apart from being faster than [[vehicle]] command, it is also more reliable, as when used on dead [[crew]] inside a vehicle, it returns the vehicle object, where as [[vehicle]] command may surprisingly return unit object instead. For example, to delete a unit which is in a vehicle, execute:
 <code>[[objectParent]] _unit [[deleteVehicleCrew]] _unit;</code>}}