[groupOne, 1] setWPPos getMarkerPos "MarkerOne"

[jamie_psx]

All right, I actually searched for the setWPPos command before posting here, but the description is not clear.

Is setWPPos used to create a brand new waypoint or to move an existing waypoint?

Also, if I have a group of four soldiers called a,b,c,d (with 'a' as the leader), and they have the following waypoints:

1-GetOut  (Hold Fire, Fast, Column, Aware)
2-Move     (Open Fire, Fast, Staggered Column, Combat)
3-GetIn     (Unchanged, Fast, Column, Aware)
4-Guard    (Unchanged, Limited, Column, Stealth)

And I want to change the original position of the second (Move) waypoint, what would I type in instead of 'groupOne'?
Would it be:
[a,3] setWPPos [myX,myY,myZ]

or

[(leader a),3 setWPPos [myX,myY,myZ]

??

[LCD]

da setwppos do exactly wat it says

sets WPs pos

nd da syntax wud b

[group a,2] setwppos [myX,myY,myZ]

u start countin WPs from 1 not from 0 - cuz da comp aoutoimatickly creates 1st wp on da position of da unit  ;D

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[KyleSarnik]

I have a problem.

In a mission im making there is a jeep that your driving. When you enter a trigger the jeep runs out of fuel. That part works fine. But you probably know that when moving vehicles run out of gas the dont just stop, the keep rolling until they loose speed and stop. I have a fuel truck that has a MOVE wapoint right at the center of the trigger. After it gets to that WP i want the next WP, witch is a GET OUT wp, to be where the jeep has stoped.

How do do that?

[LCD]

make it in script

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@ (velocity jeep select 1 == 0) and (velocity jeep select 0 == 0)
[group (driver truckname),2] setwppos getpos jeep
exit

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