Relentless

@ViktorReznov have an idea.. maybe u can do it.
broke engines to get some wires and scrap electronics.
and set damage only over the vehicle engine.
another thing.. fill fueltanks with water .. to limit the speed of this vehicle.. from 100 to 25mph. for example.
trolling vehicles

The effect looks very cool, thanks for releasing. Just a quick question from my side.
Why are you transfering the whole publicEH.sqf to the client? Just make your new EventHandler in a custom file. This way, you decrease your mission file size.
So instead of replacing this line:
call compile preprocessFileLineNumbers "\z\addons\dayz_code\init\publicEH.sqf"; Just put the custom one below it so it looks like this:
call compile preprocessFileLineNumbers "\z\addons\dayz_code\init\publicEH.sqf"; call compile preprocessFileLineNumbers "dayz_code\init\publicEH.sqf"; //or another custom path, whatever And then just put this single publicEH in there like this (publicEH.sqf):
if (!isDedicated) then { "sandstorm" addPublicVariableEventHandler {(_this select 1) execVM "sandstorm\player_sandstorm.sqf"}; }; That's the whole file you need.
Edit: And another small question. Do you have a clue whether the dayz_inside variable works for custom buildings that were included by the editor?

@ViktorReznov, Great Work
Another thing to think about is if it is an armed vehicle and it has ammo already in a weapon that it might be able to put the ammo in the box. For example, an ArmoredSUV_PMC and it has 2x magazines in the gun already which have no way of being reclaimed. Make it so when scrapping that there is a chance of getting those magazines back.
Just a thought ;)

@saskiwi
You should add a space between the "Hooker:" and the name of the player so it looks like:
systemChat format["HOOKER: %1 you pay %2 coins",name player,_cost];

I guess this is currently not compatible with my RLNT Weapon HUD. If you want to use this as nfcStyle you would have to make the changes yourself or wait until I update it, thanks. Studying is taking a ton of time :*
LAST UPDATE: 26.09.2017 - go to the bottom for changelog
Hey there Epoch-Community,
in this topic, I want to release my Update Panel. This may need some longer explanation so if you are interested, read carefully. 

Background-Story:
So I was a bit annoyed by all the vanilla functions that are currently available in ArmA 2.
Everytime you just see format texts or hint boxes, sometimes even dynamic texts but still not my taste. So I decided to create a Display that is spawned by a function.
It's like a modern version of hint boxes. The cool thing is that you can adjust nearly everything of it by giving the function different arguments.
Due to that fact, you could easily manage all your server messages and notifications through this function to have a universal system. It's a bit confusing and ugly
when you are running multiple mission systems for example and one is using text at the top of the screen and the other one directly in the middle.

What features does it have:
Currently, there are 9 different arguments to adjust the Update Panel to your liking. Meanwhile I made ALL arguments optional so you can leave them out.
Receiver aka the Side - defines whether the Update Panel is only shown to the Client it's running on or whether it should be shown to everyone like a global message Style - At the moment there are four styles, they are different in the box style and whether it contains an image or not Background Color - Ofcourse you can also adjust the Color of the Box Font Color - Aswell as the text color Header - This is the Headline of the Update-Panel, you could use something like your server tag Line 1 - The first textline of the panel that holds up to 40 characters Line 2 - The second textline that can also hold up to 40 characters and also a good option to display a single line update panel Duration - Also you can adjust the time how long the panel will be visible to the clients Image - The second style can hold an image, here you can define the path of an image that should be displayed in the panel If you are interested in how to use all the arguments and how to make them optional, read this: RLNT GITHUB
So you should be able to see that you can adjust a lot of things. And you can suggest even more. If you want another style with a different position of the panel, no problem!
Also the function contains a config where you are able to set default variables in case you don't want to write so many arguments each time. Let's say you want to display
all messages of your server with this panel, then you can just set the Background Color you want to use for all your panels in the config and never write this color array again.
Instead you just type nil as an argument. The function will automatically recognize this and replaces the nil with the variable from the config.

All currently available styles:
Style 1        Style 2    
Style 3       Style 4    


Codeexamples:

Credits:
@Sp4rkY - teached me the most in sqf @iben - got the wonderful github formatting from him @He-Man - made me familiar with eventHandlers and communication between client and server @DirtySanchez - helps me to improve my scripts (performance and structur) @LordGolias - made an awesome sqf-linter for the Atom-Editor @Epoch-Discord - especially @salival @BigEgg @DirtySanchez @scuba_steve - always helpful and very patient  
Download and Installation: RLNT GITHUB   Bugs, Issues and Suggestions:
RLNT GITHUB   Changelog:
Click here for the Changelog with actual links if you are interested in the commits: Changelog

I guess this is currently not compatible with my RLNT Weapon HUD. If you want to use this as nfcStyle you would have to make the changes yourself or wait until I update it, thanks. Studying is taking a ton of time :*
LAST UPDATE: 26.09.2017 - go to the bottom for changelog
Hey there Epoch-Community,
in this topic, I want to release my Update Panel. This may need some longer explanation so if you are interested, read carefully. 

Background-Story:
So I was a bit annoyed by all the vanilla functions that are currently available in ArmA 2.
Everytime you just see format texts or hint boxes, sometimes even dynamic texts but still not my taste. So I decided to create a Display that is spawned by a function.
It's like a modern version of hint boxes. The cool thing is that you can adjust nearly everything of it by giving the function different arguments.
Due to that fact, you could easily manage all your server messages and notifications through this function to have a universal system. It's a bit confusing and ugly
when you are running multiple mission systems for example and one is using text at the top of the screen and the other one directly in the middle.

What features does it have:
Currently, there are 9 different arguments to adjust the Update Panel to your liking. Meanwhile I made ALL arguments optional so you can leave them out.
Receiver aka the Side - defines whether the Update Panel is only shown to the Client it's running on or whether it should be shown to everyone like a global message Style - At the moment there are four styles, they are different in the box style and whether it contains an image or not Background Color - Ofcourse you can also adjust the Color of the Box Font Color - Aswell as the text color Header - This is the Headline of the Update-Panel, you could use something like your server tag Line 1 - The first textline of the panel that holds up to 40 characters Line 2 - The second textline that can also hold up to 40 characters and also a good option to display a single line update panel Duration - Also you can adjust the time how long the panel will be visible to the clients Image - The second style can hold an image, here you can define the path of an image that should be displayed in the panel If you are interested in how to use all the arguments and how to make them optional, read this: RLNT GITHUB
So you should be able to see that you can adjust a lot of things. And you can suggest even more. If you want another style with a different position of the panel, no problem!
Also the function contains a config where you are able to set default variables in case you don't want to write so many arguments each time. Let's say you want to display
all messages of your server with this panel, then you can just set the Background Color you want to use for all your panels in the config and never write this color array again.
Instead you just type nil as an argument. The function will automatically recognize this and replaces the nil with the variable from the config.

All currently available styles:
Style 1        Style 2    
Style 3       Style 4    


Codeexamples:

Credits:
@Sp4rkY - teached me the most in sqf @iben - got the wonderful github formatting from him @He-Man - made me familiar with eventHandlers and communication between client and server @DirtySanchez - helps me to improve my scripts (performance and structur) @LordGolias - made an awesome sqf-linter for the Atom-Editor @Epoch-Discord - especially @salival @BigEgg @DirtySanchez @scuba_steve - always helpful and very patient  
Download and Installation: RLNT GITHUB   Bugs, Issues and Suggestions:
RLNT GITHUB   Changelog:
Click here for the Changelog with actual links if you are interested in the commits: Changelog

Your background story reads my mind... thumbs up! Thx for this release...
Cheers guys :)

I guess this is currently not compatible with my RLNT Weapon HUD. If you want to use this as nfcStyle you would have to make the changes yourself or wait until I update it, thanks. Studying is taking a ton of time :*
LAST UPDATE: 26.09.2017 - go to the bottom for changelog
Hey there Epoch-Community,
in this topic, I want to release my Update Panel. This may need some longer explanation so if you are interested, read carefully. 

Background-Story:
So I was a bit annoyed by all the vanilla functions that are currently available in ArmA 2.
Everytime you just see format texts or hint boxes, sometimes even dynamic texts but still not my taste. So I decided to create a Display that is spawned by a function.
It's like a modern version of hint boxes. The cool thing is that you can adjust nearly everything of it by giving the function different arguments.
Due to that fact, you could easily manage all your server messages and notifications through this function to have a universal system. It's a bit confusing and ugly
when you are running multiple mission systems for example and one is using text at the top of the screen and the other one directly in the middle.

What features does it have:
Currently, there are 9 different arguments to adjust the Update Panel to your liking. Meanwhile I made ALL arguments optional so you can leave them out.
Receiver aka the Side - defines whether the Update Panel is only shown to the Client it's running on or whether it should be shown to everyone like a global message Style - At the moment there are four styles, they are different in the box style and whether it contains an image or not Background Color - Ofcourse you can also adjust the Color of the Box Font Color - Aswell as the text color Header - This is the Headline of the Update-Panel, you could use something like your server tag Line 1 - The first textline of the panel that holds up to 40 characters Line 2 - The second textline that can also hold up to 40 characters and also a good option to display a single line update panel Duration - Also you can adjust the time how long the panel will be visible to the clients Image - The second style can hold an image, here you can define the path of an image that should be displayed in the panel If you are interested in how to use all the arguments and how to make them optional, read this: RLNT GITHUB
So you should be able to see that you can adjust a lot of things. And you can suggest even more. If you want another style with a different position of the panel, no problem!
Also the function contains a config where you are able to set default variables in case you don't want to write so many arguments each time. Let's say you want to display
all messages of your server with this panel, then you can just set the Background Color you want to use for all your panels in the config and never write this color array again.
Instead you just type nil as an argument. The function will automatically recognize this and replaces the nil with the variable from the config.

All currently available styles:
Style 1        Style 2    
Style 3       Style 4    


Codeexamples:

Credits:
@Sp4rkY - teached me the most in sqf @iben - got the wonderful github formatting from him @He-Man - made me familiar with eventHandlers and communication between client and server @DirtySanchez - helps me to improve my scripts (performance and structur) @LordGolias - made an awesome sqf-linter for the Atom-Editor @Epoch-Discord - especially @salival @BigEgg @DirtySanchez @scuba_steve - always helpful and very patient  
Download and Installation: RLNT GITHUB   Bugs, Issues and Suggestions:
RLNT GITHUB   Changelog:
Click here for the Changelog with actual links if you are interested in the commits: Changelog

I guess this is currently not compatible with my RLNT Weapon HUD. If you want to use this as nfcStyle you would have to make the changes yourself or wait until I update it, thanks. Studying is taking a ton of time :*
LAST UPDATE: 26.09.2017 - go to the bottom for changelog
Hey there Epoch-Community,
in this topic, I want to release my Update Panel. This may need some longer explanation so if you are interested, read carefully. 

Background-Story:
So I was a bit annoyed by all the vanilla functions that are currently available in ArmA 2.
Everytime you just see format texts or hint boxes, sometimes even dynamic texts but still not my taste. So I decided to create a Display that is spawned by a function.
It's like a modern version of hint boxes. The cool thing is that you can adjust nearly everything of it by giving the function different arguments.
Due to that fact, you could easily manage all your server messages and notifications through this function to have a universal system. It's a bit confusing and ugly
when you are running multiple mission systems for example and one is using text at the top of the screen and the other one directly in the middle.

What features does it have:
Currently, there are 9 different arguments to adjust the Update Panel to your liking. Meanwhile I made ALL arguments optional so you can leave them out.
Receiver aka the Side - defines whether the Update Panel is only shown to the Client it's running on or whether it should be shown to everyone like a global message Style - At the moment there are four styles, they are different in the box style and whether it contains an image or not Background Color - Ofcourse you can also adjust the Color of the Box Font Color - Aswell as the text color Header - This is the Headline of the Update-Panel, you could use something like your server tag Line 1 - The first textline of the panel that holds up to 40 characters Line 2 - The second textline that can also hold up to 40 characters and also a good option to display a single line update panel Duration - Also you can adjust the time how long the panel will be visible to the clients Image - The second style can hold an image, here you can define the path of an image that should be displayed in the panel If you are interested in how to use all the arguments and how to make them optional, read this: RLNT GITHUB
So you should be able to see that you can adjust a lot of things. And you can suggest even more. If you want another style with a different position of the panel, no problem!
Also the function contains a config where you are able to set default variables in case you don't want to write so many arguments each time. Let's say you want to display
all messages of your server with this panel, then you can just set the Background Color you want to use for all your panels in the config and never write this color array again.
Instead you just type nil as an argument. The function will automatically recognize this and replaces the nil with the variable from the config.

All currently available styles:
Style 1        Style 2    
Style 3       Style 4    


Codeexamples:

Credits:
@Sp4rkY - teached me the most in sqf @iben - got the wonderful github formatting from him @He-Man - made me familiar with eventHandlers and communication between client and server @DirtySanchez - helps me to improve my scripts (performance and structur) @LordGolias - made an awesome sqf-linter for the Atom-Editor @Epoch-Discord - especially @salival @BigEgg @DirtySanchez @scuba_steve - always helpful and very patient  
Download and Installation: RLNT GITHUB   Bugs, Issues and Suggestions:
RLNT GITHUB   Changelog:
Click here for the Changelog with actual links if you are interested in the commits: Changelog

I guess this is currently not compatible with my RLNT Weapon HUD. If you want to use this as nfcStyle you would have to make the changes yourself or wait until I update it, thanks. Studying is taking a ton of time :*
LAST UPDATE: 26.09.2017 - go to the bottom for changelog
Hey there Epoch-Community,
in this topic, I want to release my Update Panel. This may need some longer explanation so if you are interested, read carefully. 

Background-Story:
So I was a bit annoyed by all the vanilla functions that are currently available in ArmA 2.
Everytime you just see format texts or hint boxes, sometimes even dynamic texts but still not my taste. So I decided to create a Display that is spawned by a function.
It's like a modern version of hint boxes. The cool thing is that you can adjust nearly everything of it by giving the function different arguments.
Due to that fact, you could easily manage all your server messages and notifications through this function to have a universal system. It's a bit confusing and ugly
when you are running multiple mission systems for example and one is using text at the top of the screen and the other one directly in the middle.

What features does it have:
Currently, there are 9 different arguments to adjust the Update Panel to your liking. Meanwhile I made ALL arguments optional so you can leave them out.
Receiver aka the Side - defines whether the Update Panel is only shown to the Client it's running on or whether it should be shown to everyone like a global message Style - At the moment there are four styles, they are different in the box style and whether it contains an image or not Background Color - Ofcourse you can also adjust the Color of the Box Font Color - Aswell as the text color Header - This is the Headline of the Update-Panel, you could use something like your server tag Line 1 - The first textline of the panel that holds up to 40 characters Line 2 - The second textline that can also hold up to 40 characters and also a good option to display a single line update panel Duration - Also you can adjust the time how long the panel will be visible to the clients Image - The second style can hold an image, here you can define the path of an image that should be displayed in the panel If you are interested in how to use all the arguments and how to make them optional, read this: RLNT GITHUB
So you should be able to see that you can adjust a lot of things. And you can suggest even more. If you want another style with a different position of the panel, no problem!
Also the function contains a config where you are able to set default variables in case you don't want to write so many arguments each time. Let's say you want to display
all messages of your server with this panel, then you can just set the Background Color you want to use for all your panels in the config and never write this color array again.
Instead you just type nil as an argument. The function will automatically recognize this and replaces the nil with the variable from the config.

All currently available styles:
Style 1        Style 2    
Style 3       Style 4    


Codeexamples:

Credits:
@Sp4rkY - teached me the most in sqf @iben - got the wonderful github formatting from him @He-Man - made me familiar with eventHandlers and communication between client and server @DirtySanchez - helps me to improve my scripts (performance and structur) @LordGolias - made an awesome sqf-linter for the Atom-Editor @Epoch-Discord - especially @salival @BigEgg @DirtySanchez @scuba_steve - always helpful and very patient  
Download and Installation: RLNT GITHUB   Bugs, Issues and Suggestions:
RLNT GITHUB   Changelog:
Click here for the Changelog with actual links if you are interested in the commits: Changelog

I guess this is currently not compatible with my RLNT Weapon HUD. If you want to use this as nfcStyle you would have to make the changes yourself or wait until I update it, thanks. Studying is taking a ton of time :*
LAST UPDATE: 26.09.2017 - go to the bottom for changelog
Hey there Epoch-Community,
in this topic, I want to release my Update Panel. This may need some longer explanation so if you are interested, read carefully. 

Background-Story:
So I was a bit annoyed by all the vanilla functions that are currently available in ArmA 2.
Everytime you just see format texts or hint boxes, sometimes even dynamic texts but still not my taste. So I decided to create a Display that is spawned by a function.
It's like a modern version of hint boxes. The cool thing is that you can adjust nearly everything of it by giving the function different arguments.
Due to that fact, you could easily manage all your server messages and notifications through this function to have a universal system. It's a bit confusing and ugly
when you are running multiple mission systems for example and one is using text at the top of the screen and the other one directly in the middle.

What features does it have:
Currently, there are 9 different arguments to adjust the Update Panel to your liking. Meanwhile I made ALL arguments optional so you can leave them out.
Receiver aka the Side - defines whether the Update Panel is only shown to the Client it's running on or whether it should be shown to everyone like a global message Style - At the moment there are four styles, they are different in the box style and whether it contains an image or not Background Color - Ofcourse you can also adjust the Color of the Box Font Color - Aswell as the text color Header - This is the Headline of the Update-Panel, you could use something like your server tag Line 1 - The first textline of the panel that holds up to 40 characters Line 2 - The second textline that can also hold up to 40 characters and also a good option to display a single line update panel Duration - Also you can adjust the time how long the panel will be visible to the clients Image - The second style can hold an image, here you can define the path of an image that should be displayed in the panel If you are interested in how to use all the arguments and how to make them optional, read this: RLNT GITHUB
So you should be able to see that you can adjust a lot of things. And you can suggest even more. If you want another style with a different position of the panel, no problem!
Also the function contains a config where you are able to set default variables in case you don't want to write so many arguments each time. Let's say you want to display
all messages of your server with this panel, then you can just set the Background Color you want to use for all your panels in the config and never write this color array again.
Instead you just type nil as an argument. The function will automatically recognize this and replaces the nil with the variable from the config.

All currently available styles:
Style 1        Style 2    
Style 3       Style 4    


Codeexamples:

Credits:
@Sp4rkY - teached me the most in sqf @iben - got the wonderful github formatting from him @He-Man - made me familiar with eventHandlers and communication between client and server @DirtySanchez - helps me to improve my scripts (performance and structur) @LordGolias - made an awesome sqf-linter for the Atom-Editor @Epoch-Discord - especially @salival @BigEgg @DirtySanchez @scuba_steve - always helpful and very patient  
Download and Installation: RLNT GITHUB   Bugs, Issues and Suggestions:
RLNT GITHUB   Changelog:
Click here for the Changelog with actual links if you are interested in the commits: Changelog

Wtf, this probably took some time to do xD

Hey there Epoch-Community,
after I had to be pretty inactive here on the forum (caused by studies etc.) I am ready to share my knowledge with you. Although I am sometimes messing around with sqf and don't get everything working at the first time, I am very experienced in creating dialogs. I am offering to post a detailed tutorial on how to create basic dialogs, how to use them and what has to be done to actually call it a dialog.
I guess I will also try to update my scripts I released and maybe create some more for you. Let's see whether I can get into sqf again. 
Nevertheless, I would try to describe it as simple as possible with screenshots showing what to do. So even beginners could use this tutorial to get more experienced with ArmA-Scripting. Those of you who don't even know what these things we'll create are used for, here an example:
This is my own script for including a hotbar into the game that lets you choose your current weapon via hotkeys. Those boxes and all the images that are shown in the image are implemented by dialogs. So dialogs are used for HUDs, GUIs, Menus and many things more.
If you are interested in this tutorial, leave a reaction, comment down below or leave your opinion in the poll. :)
Greetz, Relentless

Wtf, this probably took some time to do xD

Hey there Epoch-Community,
after I had to be pretty inactive here on the forum (caused by studies etc.) I am ready to share my knowledge with you. Although I am sometimes messing around with sqf and don't get everything working at the first time, I am very experienced in creating dialogs. I am offering to post a detailed tutorial on how to create basic dialogs, how to use them and what has to be done to actually call it a dialog.
I guess I will also try to update my scripts I released and maybe create some more for you. Let's see whether I can get into sqf again. 
Nevertheless, I would try to describe it as simple as possible with screenshots showing what to do. So even beginners could use this tutorial to get more experienced with ArmA-Scripting. Those of you who don't even know what these things we'll create are used for, here an example:
This is my own script for including a hotbar into the game that lets you choose your current weapon via hotkeys. Those boxes and all the images that are shown in the image are implemented by dialogs. So dialogs are used for HUDs, GUIs, Menus and many things more.
If you are interested in this tutorial, leave a reaction, comment down below or leave your opinion in the poll. :)
Greetz, Relentless

@Emeraldpointgaming another way to do it.. and for prevent  the lag as damrelentless said.. is use this one
and then create some deployable object allowed only in plot area.. and use the same code from the script above to re-attach the zed in this object.
i mean.. pick up some zeds spawned by default .. carry on into vehicles to your base.. deploy an object and attach this zeds into this objects.
for deploy the object you can use deploy-anything mod.. or this one
 
here you got another script that you can rewrite easy for use in your idea.
 

nice idea,, or use an object as launcher and place a code runing by server side-- using  while {true} do {};  or waituntil nearest players-- to spawn some zeds.
something like.. (dirt idea without tests)
while {true} do { sleep 1; spawn_area = 10; _playerPos = getPos player; _nearArea = nearestObject [_playerPos, "YOUR OBJECT ID HERE"]; if (!isNull _nearArea) then { _pos2 = getPos _nearArea; waitUntil{{isPlayer _x && _x distance _pos2 < 10 } count playableunits > 0}; _zeds = ["zZombie_Base","z_villager1","z_villager2","z_villager3","z_suit1","z_suit2","z_worker1","z_worker2","z_worker3","z_soldier","z_soldier_heavy","z_soldier_pilot","z_policeman","z_teacher","z_doctor","z_hunter","z_priest"]call BIS_fnc_selectRandom; _zCreate = createAgent [_zeds, _pos2, [], spawn_area, "NONE"]; }; };  

You could use zombies as objects and let the player place them. But the only way to make them not despawning when noone is in the base is to make the invulnerable. Atleast that's the only idea I have. So they couldn't be defeated and they would also cause a lot of lag.

Wicked AI 2.2.3
This release is updated for DayZ Epoch/Overpoch 1.0.6.2.
>>>Download Here<<<
The install instructions are in the github readme file for each version.
Updates for DayZ Epoch 1.0.6.2 (Release 2.2.3)
Streatman's new attachment system L85 and SVD models. Optional dynamic text mission announcements. ZSC compatible remote message system using a modified version of Salival's remote_message.sqf iBen's mission auto claim addon. Two new options for mission vehicle keys: key in crate & key in vehicle gear. Minor bug fixes with missions. Updates for DayZ Epoch1.0.6.1 (Release 2.2.2)
Integrated Caveman's mission pack. Optional AI counter in mission marker loops. ZSC check wallet option. Optional mission static spawn points. Updated with 1.0.6+ classnames in weapon arrays and vehicles. Pistol spawning in crates. Credits
@f3cuk - WAI version 2.2.0
@ebayShopper - 1.0.6+ updates (release 2.2.1), right click solution for ItemRadio, mod detection method.
@Caveman - extended mission pack
@salival - ZSC remote messaging (for dynamic text option), many additional fixes - too numerous to list
@Zupa - ZSC check wallet
@theduke - testing and class name updates
@DAmNRelentless - additional configurable variable and check for ZSC option, dynamic text coding examples
@iben Auto-claim addon
@BigEgg Vehicle key in crate solution
 
 
For complete instructions on how to use iben's autoclaim addon see the following topic
 

What about trying to learn it then?  I know, such an awesome idea!

Hello there,
I know that there are a lot of people that often have some problems with the scheduler.xml that is used by BEC to print out messages in game and also to make planned restarts.
Some years ago, a guy called BeavisTheSecond released a tool on a german forum I am using for years now and it's nice and clean and easy to handle.
I just want to share this tool with you. Keep in mind that I don't have or claim any credits for it and I am not permitted to develop it any further. So if there are any bugs or features you want me to add, I can't to that because this tool is not licensed for editing, only for using.
If you have any problems, let me know in this topic. I'll try to help. Ofcourse this tool is English! :)
Have fun with it, hopefully it will prevent some scheduler.xml issues in the future!
By the way, if the download isn't available anymore, please pm me.
Download it here!

Go to dayz_server\WAI\config.sqf and search for these lines:
wai_hero_limit = 2; // define how many hero missions can run at once wai_bandit_limit = 2; // define how many bandit missions can run at once With them, you are able to define how many missions can run at the same time. if you want 6, set both to 3.

Go to dayz_server\WAI\config.sqf and search for these lines:
wai_hero_limit = 2; // define how many hero missions can run at once wai_bandit_limit = 2; // define how many bandit missions can run at once With them, you are able to define how many missions can run at the same time. if you want 6, set both to 3.

And next time, please ask here as these sections are made for releases and not for questions.
https://epochmod.com/forum/forum/35-scripting/