Diagnostics Exe – Arma 3
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|DESCRIPTION= | |DESCRIPTION= | ||
This special executable aims to help community creators in tweaking their addons. It contains various diagnostic tools that display current game state in various conditions. | This special executable aims to help community creators in tweaking their addons. It contains various diagnostic tools that display the current game state in various conditions. | ||
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==== How to use it ==== | ==== How to use it ==== | ||
Simply run the exe as you would use the standard | Simply run the exe as you would use the standard arma3.exe | ||
There are several diagnostics to be toggled by either using '''diag_toggle''' command or setting '''diag_enable''' to true, e.g.: | There are several diagnostics to be toggled by either using the '''diag_toggle''' command or setting '''diag_enable''' to true, e.g.: | ||
diag_toggle "Animation" | diag_toggle "Animation" | ||
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'''Animation''' - displays current animation state, actions being used and target animation states depending on the actions | '''Animation''' - displays current animation state, actions being used and target animation states depending on the actions | ||
'''AnimSrcTarget''' - displays all animation sources and their values | '''AnimSrcTarget''' - displays all animation sources and their values for the model under the cursor | ||
'''AnimSrcUnit''' - displays all animation sources and their values for vehicle | '''AnimSrcUnit''' - displays all animation sources and their values for the player's vehicle (or his gun in case of a soldier) | ||
'''EPEVehicle''' - displays gearbox, friction, thrust, brake and various parameters of PhysX vehicle | '''EPEVehicle''' - displays gearbox, friction, thrust, brake and various parameters of a PhysX vehicle | ||
'''EPEForce''' - displays PhysX forces applied on the vehicle | '''EPEForce''' - displays PhysX forces applied on the vehicle | ||
'''Force''' - displays some other forces with their names | '''Force''' - displays some other forces with their names | ||
'''HitPoints''' - displays status of hit points of vehicle | '''HitPoints''' - displays status of hit points of the player's vehicle and vehicle under the cursor | ||
'''Mines''' - displays nearby mines, their properties and radius | '''Mines''' - displays nearby mines, their properties and radius | ||
'''Particles''' - displays what particles are used in scene and their count | '''Particles''' - displays what particles are used in scene and their count | ||
'''ParticleNames''' - attaches name to each particle effect used that it may be identified | '''ParticleNames''' - attaches a name to each particle effect used so that it may be identified | ||
'''Suspension''' - displays status of suspension for each wheel of PhysX vehicle | '''Suspension''' - displays status of suspension for each wheel of a PhysX vehicle | ||
There is an additional diagnostic command used to adjust configs on the fly without need of restarting the game: | There is an additional diagnostic command used to adjust configs on-the-fly without the need of restarting the game: | ||
diag_mergeConfigFile ["PathToConfigOnDrive"] - merges config file from PathToConfigOnDrive (which must be absolute path to the config including the drive - e.g. O:\Arma3\A3\Stuff_F\config.cpp) | diag_mergeConfigFile ["PathToConfigOnDrive"] - merges config file from PathToConfigOnDrive (which must be absolute path to the config including the drive - e.g. O:\Arma3\A3\Stuff_F\config.cpp) | ||
It is possible to change rvmat and textures on the fly while using "local data" - unpacked data in the same structure as the game sees them. You simply need to adjust the rvmat or convert the texture | It is possible to change rvmat and textures on-the-fly while using "local data" - unpacked data in the same structure as the game sees them. You simply need to adjust the rvmat or convert the texture to PAA and it should affect the game as soon as you task back into it. There may be some visual artifacts; it's always worth to give it one more go with packed data. | ||
[[Category:Tools]] | [[Category:Tools]] | ||
[[Category:Arma 3 Official Tools]] | [[Category:Arma 3 Official Tools]] | ||
Revision as of 11:53, 24 June 2014
Basic information
- Author:
- Bohemia Interactive
- Compatibility:
- Arma 3 Official Tools
- Download:
- Part of Arma 3 Development branch on Steam
Description
- Description:
- This special executable aims to help community creators in tweaking their addons. It contains various diagnostic tools that display the current game state in various conditions.
- Notes:
- This exe has multiplayer disabled on purpose. There is no way how to use it in multiplayer as it has been removed completely.
Usage
- Line call:
- Arma3diag.exe
Licenses
Additional information
How to use it
Simply run the exe as you would use the standard arma3.exe
There are several diagnostics to be toggled by either using the diag_toggle command or setting diag_enable to true, e.g.:
diag_toggle "Animation"
"Animation" diag_enable true
List of available diagnostics:
Animation - displays current animation state, actions being used and target animation states depending on the actions AnimSrcTarget - displays all animation sources and their values for the model under the cursor AnimSrcUnit - displays all animation sources and their values for the player's vehicle (or his gun in case of a soldier) EPEVehicle - displays gearbox, friction, thrust, brake and various parameters of a PhysX vehicle EPEForce - displays PhysX forces applied on the vehicle Force - displays some other forces with their names HitPoints - displays status of hit points of the player's vehicle and vehicle under the cursor Mines - displays nearby mines, their properties and radius Particles - displays what particles are used in scene and their count ParticleNames - attaches a name to each particle effect used so that it may be identified Suspension - displays status of suspension for each wheel of a PhysX vehicle
There is an additional diagnostic command used to adjust configs on-the-fly without the need of restarting the game:
diag_mergeConfigFile ["PathToConfigOnDrive"] - merges config file from PathToConfigOnDrive (which must be absolute path to the config including the drive - e.g. O:\Arma3\A3\Stuff_F\config.cpp)
It is possible to change rvmat and textures on-the-fly while using "local data" - unpacked data in the same structure as the game sees them. You simply need to adjust the rvmat or convert the texture to PAA and it should affect the game as soon as you task back into it. There may be some visual artifacts; it's always worth to give it one more go with packed data.