Thanks for the advice, i've just tried the objective part and it works fine, im just wondering, after doing more with my mission, is it possible for a trigger to be fired, when two specific units are in an area, i tried using something like this "c in thislist&&L1 in thislist" and the outcome of this is to make a group of civillians join you, it works if its just c in thislist, the name of the truck the civillians are in, but not for C and L1(you.) Besides that though I think if i went into more detail it would help. Basically, you start out waiting for civillians in a truck, when they arrive, they join you(I want it to be so that, the truck, and you have to be in the same trigger area for them to join you.), you go complete two training excercises with them, then get called back to base, as russians have attacked your allies in a town, you have to go help them. I want it to be so that you decide to either take them with you(Rookie civillians), or the resistance fighters(2-3 more expierienced), addaction seems to be the best for this but i've looked in comref and have no idea how to use it, so any help on this would be appreciated. Also, three other things,
1.) To try and add atmosphere to the mission, i've put two resistance fighters at the firing range, and I want it so they fire at two targets, destroy them and walk away. The part I cant seem to get to work, is actually getting them to fire at the targets and destroy them, i've tried dotarget, dofire and commandfire, but always nothing, any ideas?
2.) How do you get it so that a trigger activates if a player is a certain distance from another unit, as in 1m from unit, which causes text to come etc, as I think this will generally help in making my mission.
3.) I know how to make veichles have no fuel "setfuel 0" But how would I make it so when you got into a veichle, a message would come up e.g. the character "Bugger, no fuel"
Sorry for all the questions, its just I have a lot of ideas in mission making and either cant implement them properly, or very crudely at best, and would like to learn to do these types of things properly, and again, any hepl would be greatly appreciated.