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I tried both steam version and the version on armaholic, but couldn't get either one of them to work. I experience similar issues:
1) mod shows that it's loaded in the main menu, with the mod icon showing
2) nothing appears in the menu
3) pressing the default key doesn't do anything
I think autorun should be a vanilla feature to begin with.
I've tested this workshop version using the current workshop version of CBA.
Autorun works.
I tested this running on a local mission, and via placing a unit in the Editor and running around.
Remember, like all addons, this mod requires a server to allow you to use it. If the server is not allowing the signature key for this addon, it will not be activated on your client while you are playing on that server.
Please try it out using an Editor session or a local mission.
Re Coryf88's comment on addon.pbo not being signed - this is not part of my work and most likely created during upload to the workshop.
Best of luck all.
The addon is working correctly.
The addon shows an entry under: OPTIONS > CONTROLS > CONFIGURE ADDONS
I'll test the workshop version now. It's possible this workshop version is broken.
I did not upload this to the workshop and therefore cannot maintain it. I suggest you download the source addon from the Bohemia forums instead.
For anyone who can't see them, the defaults are CTRL+W for auto-run and CTRL-ALT-W for auto-walk (not positive on the second one, as I only ever use it for running). Then tap your shift key once you're jogging (or whatever key you have set for sprinting) and it will auto-sprint.
When added to a copy of Arma 3 (with all available official DLC unlocked) with CBA_A3, all installed from Steam/Steam Workshop, the option to configure Cyprus Autorun is not visible in the dropdown menu under OPTIONS > CONTROLS > CONFIGURE ADDONS. Only the "CBA Accessory Functions" option is present.
Both CBA_A3 and Cyprus Autorun are definitely enabled in the "Loaded mods" section under "MODS" in the Arma 3 launcher. No other mods are installed.
Is anyone else experiencing this problem?
- the add-on remains unaltered
- attribution is given by including readme.txt in the description above
- it is removed at my discretion in future if requested
Kfce has been kind enough to contact me directly, I appreciate this, and at the end of the day we all just wanna enjoy the game.
Thank you to those who pointed out steam rules. Always respect authors.
Team play first!
So, again; the mod may be insanely useful to people, but without written consent from Cyprus, you are violating the ToS of Steam Workshop.
I'm so sorry you took issue with what I've done here, by trying to spread his exetremely useful mod to more people that might find it as beneficial as I do. I don't feel I've done anything wrong, but if you'd like to get in contact with the original creator and find his thoughts, I'd be delighted.
-kfce
However, I understand your point. You seem to feel I'm stealing the work of A. Cyprus. I've made it very clear that I had no part in coding or creating this project, and even provided links for anyone that would like to see the original post. The last few lines on Armaholics give explicit permission to share it, even citing the Arma Public License Share Alike, as long as the readme.txt is included. Steam doesn't allow the downloading and viewing of lone files such as the readme.txt, so I've linked to the original page as a sort of middle ground.