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wok

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    wok got a reaction from iLLGT3 in Can we have the @ Feature re-implemented   
    I know this mod for IPB: http://community.invisionpower.com/files/file/4922-pav32-someone-mentions-you/ but it's a paid one and I am not sure if it will work with the version of this forum.
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    wok reacted to fergie in R3E Achievements   
    Here it is! A quick video of what it's like in R3E.
     
    Unfortunately my Thrustmaster F430 wheel is -to put it politely- misbehaving, so this is actually a recording taken from a replay of me driving the Mistrel M530 around Bathurst on a hot lap in a personal record time of 1:55:118.
     
    Because R3E is still technically in Open Beta there are a few issues here and there, in cockpit there is a lack of functioning LCD, also the steering wheel movements aren't accurate to how it actually is when live in game.
     
    Additionally I have to admit that at 1:21 in the video, contact is made with the barrier that would in reality write-off the vehicle. This was driven in Get Real (sim) mode with manual sequential transmission.
     

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    wok got a reaction from fergie in R3E Achievements   
    Nice game, and well done fergie. I used to play racing sims with my logitech g25 (life for speed mostly, but also rfactor and gtr). Here's an old vid of me driving on lfs:
     

     
    Ignore the way I kick the clutch on curves I did it because I felt the engine rpm were too low when coming out the curves, but later found out that it was making me slower. I've the g25 in my other house, if I ever get it here I'm up for some races.
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    wok got a reaction from kamaradski in Bonjour   
    Welcome! and I feel the same way about AW, I just leave "ahoyworld" in the filter and I don't join any other server
     
    See you in the battlefield.
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    wok got a reaction from Josh in [Suggestion] OPFOR Players   
    AT shooting helicopters, I like that. Would force us to plan our routes and lz more instead of just going rambo.
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    wok got a reaction from Aciid in How do i edit the mission?   
    Line 305, I've been reading the code here https://bitbucket.org/ahoyworld/aw-invade-annex/src, it may be a different version than you have.
     
    Those targets you just posted, do they exists as map markers with that same name on your map? I think they should be in the mission.sqm file, on the class Markers.
     
    Also, im not sure if this is an error that can cause problems on the mission because I never really coded a mission, but in other programming languages your array contains an error on the last entry:
     
    "Chernogorsk", ]; It should not have that last comma after "Chernogorsk". The commas are used to separate the array elements, so the last one doesn't need one.
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    wok got a reaction from tombguy5 in Java help   
    Here's an example on how to accept a specific hardcoded user and pass:
    package login_out_code; import java.util.*; import java.io.*; public class Login_out_code {     public static void main(String[] args) {         String username = "username";         String password = "passw0rd";         System.out.println("Hello! Please login to access our system");         System.out.println("Please type the username: ");         String ass;         try {             java.io.BufferedReader butt = new java.io.BufferedReader(new java.io.InputStreamReader(System.in ));             ass = butt.readLine();             if (!ass.equals(username)) {                 System.out.println("Invalid Username.");                 System.exit(0);             }         } catch (Exception e) {             System.out.println("Invalid Username.");             int breakp = 43;         }         System.out.println("Now, please type the password: ");         String bacon;         try {             java.io.BufferedReader pig = new java.io.BufferedReader(new java.io.InputStreamReader(System.in ));             bacon = pig.readLine();             if (!bacon.equals(password)) {                 System.out.println("Invalid Password.");                 System.exit(0);             }         } catch (Exception e) {             System.out.println("Invalid Password, please try again.");             int breakp = 43;         }         System.out.println("Welcome to the the system!");     } }  
     
    It's just an example since if you have the username and password hardcoded, anyone with access to the files can read them, you would want to use a database to store the passwords encrypted.
     
    I have added two "if" conditionals for the ass and bacon vars which are the user and pwd you enter on the console, if they don't match the hardcoded values (the username and password string vars on the top) the program just exit, if they match the code execution continues as normal. To do the "please try again" thing you would need a while loop, let me know if you want me to show you how to do that.
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    wok got a reaction from razgriz33 in ArmA 3 Screenies & Videos Thread   
    I was playing today and after dragging and loading a wounded guy in the heli I got in, and I noticed my body was in a weird position, not the usual one. So I used the 3rd person and I saw my feet glitching outside the heli, here are some shots:
     
     


     
    Some more from today:
     
    Not sure why the pilot was trying to land there:

     
    Chillin' at base waiting for transport:

     
    We were under heavy fire:

     
    So I had to take cover inside the church:

     
    I love this stance:


     
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