Once you have inserted and synchronized all of your units you should have something that looks like the figure below. Drag your mouse to the Warfare Editor Module and let go of your mouse. Select Synchronize (F5), then click and hold your mouse button on your newly inserted unit. To make the Warfare Module aware of your units in the mission, you will have to be synchronize them with the Warfare Module. Drag your mouse to an empty area of the map and release your mouse button. If your units are grouped, first select Groups (F2), then click and hold your mouse button on one of the grouped units. Arma has a feature that groups together units inserted near each other in the editor – you don’t want them grouped. Once you have the Blufor units inserted make sure that they are not grouped together (A light blue between the two). You can insert as many Playable units as the game engine will allow or your server can handle I chose to insert 4 Blufor infantry units in my example. In my example I set the settings as follows: Insert a Playable Unit for Multi-Player To add playable units for Multi-player, in the Mission Editor select Units (F1) and double click to insert a unit. (see How to Setup the Arma II Warfare Module. For a simple mission usually all you have to do is insert the units into the mission editor and synchronize them to the Warfare Editor Module.įor this example I’m building on an existing mission and I’m assuming you already have a Warfare Editor Module inserted in your mission. It is possible to add additional multi-player units and equipment and AI units to a custom built Warfare mission. How to add playable units, AI and equipment to a Custom Warfare Mission.

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