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[Prae] Container HQ Armory

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Data Type: Composition

Composition Type: Camp, Garrison, Logistics, Shelter, Storage

Meta: Dependency

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31 Jan, 2021 @ 5:04am

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Description

This Building is used as an Armory and Storage unit for smaller Camps, FOBs or Outposts. It has 8 restricted arsenals that only provide weapons, ammo, attachments and a few items such as Rangefinders. It is also equipped with 4 First-Aid stations where you can stock up on First-Aid Kits and Medic-Bags.I used vanilla weapons and attachments only in the arsenal and for the Gun walls so if you want to expand it with more stuff you need to do that yourself.

If you have suggestions what you would like to see me build just let me know, and maybe I can work something out.

Requirements:
- Should have none

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16 Comments

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The Battle Bishop 12 Jul @ 9:23am

Is there a version of this with the green exterior?

Hoplite 8 Sep, 2023 @ 2:53pm

Oh alright I didn't know that, thanks for the quick answer. One more Arma strange thing in my book :)

Antares [author] 8 Sep, 2023 @ 9:57am

@Hoplite, it happens automatically when you save and publish compositions. It's this way because Arma saves it that way in the composition.sqm.

Hoplite 6 Sep, 2023 @ 1:20am

Hello, I have a simple technical question (excellent work btw, very useful and innovative).

Why do you use call{this setDamage 1;} inside the weapons init fields, instead of just this setDamage 1; ?
Why do you need to call it ?

I'm curious about that because I've seen this kind of ''One line call'' in other compositions, but couldn't find out why it is done like this.