BigEgg

Nice, thank's.

It's nice people finally start contributing on this. Since i'm now way past beginner lvl on this, i want to give you some advice. 
 
There is no need of putting stuff into local variables ^^ 
 
The following would work 2 :
_count = count (nearestObjects [player, DZE_maintainClasses, DZE_PlotPole select 0]); 6 to 1 line ^^ performance x 6

I found that the default object counter with plot management counted every object within the plot radius. So trees etc were counted which got very annoying. Here is what I did to fix it (it is very simple):
 
Open plotObjects.sqf
 
Replace this code:
_range = DZE_PlotPole select 0; _count = count ((getPosATL player) nearObjects ["All",_range]); With this code: 
_range = DZE_PlotPole select 0; _cptarget = player; _objectClasses = DZE_maintainClasses; _objects = nearestObjects [_cptarget, _objectClasses, _range];   _objectsnearcount = count _objects; _count = _objectsnearcount; Done :)
 
Credits for Plot Management and the original Object counter go toward Zupa :)

I found that the default object counter with plot management counted every object within the plot radius. So trees etc were counted which got very annoying. Here is what I did to fix it (it is very simple):
 
Open plotObjects.sqf
 
Replace this code:
_range = DZE_PlotPole select 0; _count = count ((getPosATL player) nearObjects ["All",_range]); With this code: 
_range = DZE_PlotPole select 0; _cptarget = player; _objectClasses = DZE_maintainClasses; _objects = nearestObjects [_cptarget, _objectClasses, _range];   _objectsnearcount = count _objects; _count = _objectsnearcount; Done :)
 
Credits for Plot Management and the original Object counter go toward Zupa :)

I found that the default object counter with plot management counted every object within the plot radius. So trees etc were counted which got very annoying. Here is what I did to fix it (it is very simple):
 
Open plotObjects.sqf
 
Replace this code:
_range = DZE_PlotPole select 0; _count = count ((getPosATL player) nearObjects ["All",_range]); With this code: 
_range = DZE_PlotPole select 0; _cptarget = player; _objectClasses = DZE_maintainClasses; _objects = nearestObjects [_cptarget, _objectClasses, _range];   _objectsnearcount = count _objects; _count = _objectsnearcount; Done :)
 
Credits for Plot Management and the original Object counter go toward Zupa :)

This tutorial will guide you through how to install my custom debug monitor. With this install you will be able to press insert in game to have it come up.
 
Step 1: 
 
Open your dayz_spaceInterrupt and find this line:
 if (_dikCode == 210) then { Under that you will see a line that looks like this:
 _nill = execvm "\z\addons\dayz_code\actions\playerstats.sqf"; Replace that with this:
 _nill = execvm "custom\playerstats.sqf"; Step 2:
 
Copy the code from this link: http://pastebin.com/10K7ginT
 
Open a blank text document using Notepad++ or an editor of your choice
 
Paste the code in it and save it as playerstats.sqf
 
Move it to your custom folder.
 
Make any changes you want to make :)
 
Pictures:
 
http://imgur.com/WmdPMMk

Nice work!

I found that the default object counter with plot management counted every object within the plot radius. So trees etc were counted which got very annoying. Here is what I did to fix it (it is very simple):
 
Open plotObjects.sqf
 
Replace this code:
_range = DZE_PlotPole select 0; _count = count ((getPosATL player) nearObjects ["All",_range]); With this code: 
_range = DZE_PlotPole select 0; _cptarget = player; _objectClasses = DZE_maintainClasses; _objects = nearestObjects [_cptarget, _objectClasses, _range];   _objectsnearcount = count _objects; _count = _objectsnearcount; Done :)
 
Credits for Plot Management and the original Object counter go toward Zupa :)

This tutorial will guide you through how to install my custom debug monitor. With this install you will be able to press insert in game to have it come up.
 
Step 1: 
 
Open your dayz_spaceInterrupt and find this line:
 if (_dikCode == 210) then { Under that you will see a line that looks like this:
 _nill = execvm "\z\addons\dayz_code\actions\playerstats.sqf"; Replace that with this:
 _nill = execvm "custom\playerstats.sqf"; Step 2:
 
Copy the code from this link: http://pastebin.com/10K7ginT
 
Open a blank text document using Notepad++ or an editor of your choice
 
Paste the code in it and save it as playerstats.sqf
 
Move it to your custom folder.
 
Make any changes you want to make :)
 
Pictures:
 
http://imgur.com/WmdPMMk

I haven't tested this yet but add this to your init.sqf:
BlackZones = [[zonestary,100]]; Add this to player build where you added my other code:
if (BuildingBlacklist) then {  _cancel = true; _reason = "- You are within a restricted building zone"; }; Then add this above initialized = true in your compiles.sqf:
{ private ["_pos", "_radius", "_trigger"]; _pos = _x select 0; _radius = _x select 1; _trigger = createTrigger ["EmptyDetector", _pos]; _trigger setTriggerArea [_radius, _radius, 0, false]; _trigger setTriggerActivation ["ANY", "PRESENT", true]; _trigger setTriggerType "SWITCH"; _trigger setTriggerStatements ["(vehicle player) in thisList", "BuildingBlacklist = true;", "BuildingBlackList = false;"]; true  } count BlackZones; Define the zones you want in the mission.sqm and then add them to the blacklist in your init.
 
Hope it helps :)

Works fantastic, thanks again BigEgg!
 
SUGGESTION: Add an area in the script for custom locations, like a blacklist.

So you currently have a rule that states you can not build within a certain distance of Military barracks etc..... Although making it a rule is easy, making it impossible is almost easier. No deleting bases or having to constantly be on the look out.
 
You will need:
Notepad++ (or a software of your choice)
init.sqf
player_build.sqf (can be found in your snap build folder)
 
 
Instructions:
 
Step one: 
 
Open up your init.sqf and add this to the very bottom:
 
ServerIllegalRadius = 500;   ServerNoBuildList = [ "Land_Mil_ControlTower", "Land_SS_hangar", "Land_Mil_Barracks_i", "Land_Mil_Barracks", "Land_budova4_in", "HeliHEmpty" ]; Step two:
 
At the top of player_build.sqf add these to the end of the Private line:
"_posrad","_cntrad" Step three:
 
Find this line in player_build.sqf:
if(!canbuild) then { _cancel = true; _reason = "Cannot build in a city."; }; Under it add:
 
_posrad = [player] call FNC_GetPos; _cntrad = count (nearestObjects [_posrad, ServerNoBuildList, ServerIllegalRadius]);   if (_cntrad > 0) then { _cancel = true; _reason = format["- Building is restricted %1m near Trader Cities and Millitary Loot Areas", ServerIllegalRadius]; };   Hope it helps :)

So you currently have a rule that states you can not build within a certain distance of Military barracks etc..... Although making it a rule is easy, making it impossible is almost easier. No deleting bases or having to constantly be on the look out.
 
You will need:
Notepad++ (or a software of your choice)
init.sqf
player_build.sqf (can be found in your snap build folder)
 
 
Instructions:
 
Step one: 
 
Open up your init.sqf and add this to the very bottom:
 
ServerIllegalRadius = 500;   ServerNoBuildList = [ "Land_Mil_ControlTower", "Land_SS_hangar", "Land_Mil_Barracks_i", "Land_Mil_Barracks", "Land_budova4_in", "HeliHEmpty" ]; Step two:
 
At the top of player_build.sqf add these to the end of the Private line:
"_posrad","_cntrad" Step three:
 
Find this line in player_build.sqf:
if(!canbuild) then { _cancel = true; _reason = "Cannot build in a city."; }; Under it add:
 
_posrad = [player] call FNC_GetPos; _cntrad = count (nearestObjects [_posrad, ServerNoBuildList, ServerIllegalRadius]);   if (_cntrad > 0) then { _cancel = true; _reason = format["- Building is restricted %1m near Trader Cities and Millitary Loot Areas", ServerIllegalRadius]; };   Hope it helps :)