Texture Label

This function applies a texture to a given supported vehicle (see below). All textures are per default available but any kind of texture can be used. Some textures have multiple behaviours depending on the vehicle. For instance, a UH60 tail number have smaller numbers then a C-130 tail number for instance. The function is applied manually via Eden or can be spawned using a 7Cav Moduel.

Supported vehicles

  C-130              3 PARMS     <LETTER and NUMBER> OR <SPECIAL>    (Locations: Tail)
  UH60 Black Hawks   2 PARMS     <LETTER and NUMBER> OR <SPECIAL>    (Locations: Tail)
  STRYKER            NONE        NONE                                (Locations: Front)
  MRAP               5 PARMS     <LETTER and NUMBER> OR <SPECIAL>    (Locations: Side)
  M1A1 Abrams        2 PARMS     <SPECIAL>                           (Locations: Front, Side)
  M2/M3 Bradley      1 PARMS     <SPECIAL>                           (Locations: Side)

Texture library

• A^[1]
• B^[1]
• C^[1]
• S^[1]
• 0 to 9^[1][2]
• line^[A]
• stryker^[B]
• vic1
• vic2
• vic3
• vic4
• vic5
• vic6

^[1] UH60 Black Hawks have a special variant of this texture when in use.
^[2] C-130 have a special variant of this texture when in use.
^[A] This texture is automatically applyed to the UH 60 when using two parmeters "B","2".
^[B] Gets applied to the striker front no arguments required.

Other textures

In addition it is possible to use other custom textures as a vehicle label by using the full path to the texture. Exsample: cScripts\Data\Insignia\1-1-C-17.paa

Syntax

Syntax: [this,"","","","","","","","",""] call cScripts_fnc_setVehicleLable

Parameters:

 0: Vehicles <OBJECT>
 1: Texture <STRING> (Optional)
 2: Texture <STRING> (Optional)
 3: Texture <STRING> (Optional)
 4: Texture <STRING> (Optional)
 5: Texture <STRING> (Optional)
 6: Texture <STRING> (Optional)
 7: Texture <STRING> (Optional)
 8: Texture <STRING> (Optional)
 9: Texture <STRING> (Optional)

Return Value: Nothing

Example usage

 [this] call cScripts_fnc_setVehicleLable
 [this,"vic1"]
 [this,"B","5"] call cScripts_fnc_setVehicleLable

See also