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DayZ Supply Drop Plus

A complete server side airdrop script for DayZ Standalone.

Note: Currently the flares spawn; however, they are not lit. Hope to find solution to this issue soon. Stay tuned.

Installation:

  • Before you add this mod, you must make sure that you had a profile set for your server, if not than you will not be able to configure the mod, and the mod will not launch correctly.
  • If you don't already have them added then add the following to your start up command while changing "ProfileName" to whatever you wish to name the profile folder:
-profiles=ProfileName
  • Download the projects zip file. Here
  • Uncompress the Zip folder, and move the SupplyDropPlus folder into the same location where init.c is located.

Example location: /mpmission/dayzOffline.chernarusplus/

Note: If you are using any other mission name other than dayzOffline.chernarusplus, you will have to change the includes inside of SupplyDropPlusManager.c, and SupplyDropPlusPlane.c to match the name of your mission

  • At the top of your init.c file append the following:
#include "$CurrentDir:\\mpmissions\\dayzOffline.chernarusplus\\SupplyDropPlus\\SupplyDropPlusManager.c"
  • Inside of your init.c you need to find your MissionServer class.

By default, it displayed as: class CustomMission : MissionServer

  • Inside of your CustomMission class append the following:
	ref SupplyDropPlusManager airdrop;
	void CustomMission(){
		airdrop = new SupplyDropPlusManager();
	}

	override void OnUpdate(float timeslice){
		super.OnUpdate(timeslice);

		airdrop.onUpdate(timeslice);
	}

Note: If you already have override void OnUpdate, and void CustomMission written you can add the following code in the following locations:

  • Above void CustomMission()
ref SupplyDropPlusManager airdrop;
  • Inside of void CustomMission()
airdrop = new SupplyDropPlusManager();
  • Inside of override void OnUpdate()
airdrop.onUpdate(timeslice);

All configuration is done inside of the json which is generated inside of your profile folder. You can change the code; however, that only changes the defaults, and if you already have a json file then it will load that instead of your changed code.

Special Thanks To:

  • Kovicson: For testing changes while I was traveling.