BIS_fnc_MP

Function syntax in Take On Helicopters differs, see BIS_fnc_MP (Take On Helicopters) for details.

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Description

Description:

Send function for remote execution (and executes locally if conditions are met) .

Execution:

call

Groups:

Uncategorised

Syntax

Syntax:

[params, functionName, target, isPersistent] spawn BIS_fnc_MP;

Parameters:

params: Anything - function arguments

functionName: String - function name

target:

Object - function will be executed only where unit is local [default: everyone]

Array - array of objects

Boolean - true to execute on every client, false to execute it on server only

Number - function will be executed only on client with the given ID

isPersistent: Boolean - true for persistent call (will be called now and for every JIP client) [default: false]

Return Value:

Array - sent packet

Examples

Example 1:

["Imma spamming your log!","BIS_fnc_log"] spawn BIS_fnc_MP; Logs a message for every player who's currently joined.

Example 2:

[["Hello World"],"BIS_fnc_guiMessage",nil,true] spawn BIS_fnc_MP; Send a message containing "Hello World" to every player, including the ones who joins later using JIP.

Additional Information

See also:

See also needed

Notes

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Notes

Posted on 2 April, 2013

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Note that the function you provide as argument is *not* transferred to the remote client or server. You will have to use either

1. functions defined in global namespace
2. functions defined depending on where you want to execute them; in server or/and client code if you separate it using conditions on isServer or local player
3. pre-defined BIS functions

You can also execute scripts remotely like this: ["myScript.sqf","BIS_fnc_execVM",true,true] spawn BIS_fnc_MP; Or transfer code as parameter (not recommended) like that: ["{hint "Hello World!";}","BIS_fnc_spawn",true,true] spawn BIS_fnc_MP;