DrejXArmy

i can confirm im running it on australia map it runs just as you would expect...

UPDATE!
Changelog: https://github.com/IT07/A3_VEMF_Reloaded/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md
Huge fixes and code improvements in this version. If you wonder what the .16 means: it is the amount of tests ran on that particular version before release.
A test means code changes, a full PBO-repack and a test server restart.

You are right. I have to admin that I am a little short-fused at the moment. But still.
And thanks for your offer mate I really appreciate it but unfortunately I do not live close do DC and I do not drink. But again, I appreciate your offer.

Finally got it working. This exceptions in scripts.txt helped. I post them if anybody is in need of:
7 setDammage !"player setDammage 1;\nHALV_openchute = nil;" !"if !(HALV_openchute)exitWith{\nplayer setDammage 1;" 7 disableCollisionWith !"_chute disableCollisionWith player;"

I've been thinking about your idea. Not being able to pick up Krypto is definitely a problem I want to tackle, but I having it simply deposited into the player's bank on kill does not seem a good solution to me. For example, killing AI from a long range would be a high-reward/low-risk method of gaining Krypto when you don't have to endanger yourself by going near the phone object.
 
An alternate solution I've thought of is to allow players to pick up Krypto by simply going near where the phone object is and wait a few seconds. I still need to see whether I can put this idea into usable code, and whether it will play nice with the Epoch antihack. This method will solve the issue of not being able to get a scroll menu on the Krypto pickup while still retaining some element of risk when looting Krypto.
 
However since A3EAI is currently "feature locked" for 0.8.0 (otherwise stuff keeps getting added and never released), this change will be added in the update after 0.8.0.
 
@Styxx: Thank you for your positive feedback, hope you continue to enjoy A3EAI as more updates come.

Hey You,
I am a person of forums is not much to write because I am the English language is not as powerful. I respect the valuable work of the scripter and I am also very grateful, even though I do not always write this.
This ingratitude and disrespect not only pertains to the scripter but increasingly some server operators. More and more people are coming to the server and have nothing else to do like all the time to complain that you do not like everything. No one comes up with the idea to write also times "Thanks for you for free a server ask where you can also play for free yet" that makes me all very sad.
Sorry for my bad english .... goggle translated

Lg Jürgen

While I may not say thanks enough, the people writing the scripts and mod are fantastic. I used to code back in the 90s and soon found it gives me a headache, so I cannot spend enough time doing it. Finding people that not only enjoy doing it, but are actually doing it to help the community, can never get enough thanks and unfortuantly, you wont. Its how the world is. I spent the last 8 years working in IT, doing Help Desk and now Cybersecurity. I rarely get a job well done, I only get the complaints and the WTF!, which is fine, cause it improves me overall. I do miss the WOO HOOs and the 5 Stars, but life is never going to give you that. If you feel that its getting under your skin, or is making you feel unwanted, take a break. Get away from scripting/coding, get away from Arma 3. Go try something new and different. Realize there is more to life than this. Once you have a break and clear your mind, re-think how things are here and decide if you think its worth it to come back. I will always welcome you with open arms.

WEll I am not sure what it was, most likely a space where a space wasnt needed. But I had to delete everything, go back in, adjust the configs and then it was working. I remember now why I stopped coding/scripting ............

this is becourse i assume ppl know the basics on how to install scripts, but im glad you figured it out on your own.

It is ok everybody needs to learn at some point.
Just now, I added more easy-to-understand info to the README.md. As for the init.sqf: it should be in mpmissions\epoch.*nameOfTheMapYouAreUsing*