With this script you get a dialog with the ability to manage several inventories. It's created to make logistics easier and pleasant.
You can spawn and delete defined crates, fill these crates and also other objects with defined items.
- Clear designed dialog
- detection of cratefiller objects via classname
- Own config file for several things (base and spawn object, working radius, crates and available items)
- Spawn and delete defined crates
- Generated selection of magazines and attachments for a pre selected weapon
- Generated item lists
- Easy management of large amounts of supplies
- Overview of the present object inventory
- Export and import function for inventories
Currently the module is localized for:
- English
- German
- Polish
Required:
Supported:
Download the latest releases from the Releases Tab and extract the archive.
Move the folder KPGUI and KPCF plus the files description.ext KPCF_config.sqf and stringtable.xml to the root of your mission folder, e.g.: exampleMission.Altis
If you already have a description.ext you need to do the following instructions:
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add the following to your file:
#include "KPGUI\KPGUI_defines.hpp" #include "KPCF\ui\KPCF_dialog.hpp"
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If you don't have a
CfgFunctionsdefinition in your file, you need to add the following:class CfgFunctions { #include "KPCF\KPCF_functions.hpp" };
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If you have a
CfgFunctionsdefinition in your file, you need to add#include "KPCF\KPCF_functions.hpp"to yourCfgFunctions
Now you're done!
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