I have done very little scripting in that mission so I do not anticipate any problems. If you make sure you've got all your most important kit in your pockets, you'll be fine.ĭid you ever get an answer? I am about to add zombies to a simple SC mission, but without _all_ the Ravage modules and options. For instance, don't expect any loot you place in a tent or a vehicle to still be there when you load back in. It does store the loot in the players' inventories, but not a lot else. You'll find that Ravage multiplayer comes with a character file (in beside the mission) which is how it's cheating its way round the need for external storage. So Ravage is only saving a small subset of the data to avoid having to use a database. And there's no getting round this really. DayZ mod servers needed to be rebooted every few hours otherwise the database would be tracking so many things that it would slow to a crawl. The database kept track of all the objects in the game world (loot, zombies, vehicles - everything that wasn't just part of the map).

That involved not just a game server, but a MySQL database server running as well. I don't know if you played the old DayZ mod. Location and inventory are pretty much all you need. There's actually very little information that needs to be saved. Multiplayer save works in a very simple way. Basically, the map needs to contain ArmA 3 buildings, because those are the only ones the loot system will work with. If a map doesn't contain buildings it knows about, then there won't be any loot. The loot system only 'knows' about certain types of buildings. And therein lies the answer to your question. The furniture seems to appear at random, but there are actually pre-ordained positions in which it can appear. In actual fact, the loot isn't spawned until you search the furniture.

As you approach, furniture is generated and it operates as a loot container.

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