WWKHeadhunter

Thank You I'm glad you're liking it. it's a hit on my server also. Sometimes i see them coming and dropping after we leave that area. I do believe there is a setting to make them come quicker . I believe the way the  para drop works is you hit a trigger point (Cords entered) . Then they come . found it works some of the time. I go the cords by placing an object in 3D editor . then look at the mission file associated with the object I placed. Copy and paste the cords from the object to the custom para drop.  

These scripts all come with very detailed instructions. opendayz.net is a great source. I learned everything about modifying my server simply by reading the topics. In my opinion, if you can't install these scripts with the directions provided with them, you have no place running a server or you should just ok with running a vanilla server.

I think in this instance smaller is better.. 

Lol, this will become vaporware & never get a release, the mods for DayZ beat this hands down, anyone wanna place a bet you dont see the standalone this year or ever?
 
http://www.joystiq.com/2013/08/21/dayz-standalone-release-date-waiting-on-core-network-architectu/

This, the solution is to strip back to vanilla Epoch with no mods, then add them one at a time and test for bugs, then when you're satisfied that there are no errors, add the next mod.
You will never get all those mods working on your pack the way you've added them, everytime you fix one thing you will break two more.
But you will probably ignore this like always and keep trying to polish that turd.

Scripting is not hard to get into at all.

Arma has a very intuitive mission editor where you can test scripts on-the-fly (well, sort of) that you or others have made.
OpenDayZ has an expansive tutorial section if you want to learn more about it.

You can also seek help on Armaholic and the Bohemia Interactive Studios forums.