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To begin, wrap your head around the different [https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/Data_Types data types] that can be included into scripts. In layman terms, data types are simply different types of data that can be stored, created, and/or used as values. | |||
==Control Structures== | |||
Control Structures are statements which are used to control execution flow in the scripts. They are sequences of scripting code which help to control complex procedures. You can use control structures to define code which is only executed under certain conditions or repeated for a couple of times. You can find all supported control structures [https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/Control_Structures listed here]. | |||
=Including SQF into Missions= | =Including SQF into Missions= | ||
=Getting Advanced= | =Getting Advanced= | ||
Revision as of 05:04, 2 July 2018
SQF stands for Status Quo Function and is the code-based scripting engine that powers the game. This guide will outline some very basic features to get you started as well as guide you into incorporating SQF into your mission(s).
The Basics
Data Types
To begin, wrap your head around the different data types that can be included into scripts. In layman terms, data types are simply different types of data that can be stored, created, and/or used as values.
Control Structures
Control Structures are statements which are used to control execution flow in the scripts. They are sequences of scripting code which help to control complex procedures. You can use control structures to define code which is only executed under certain conditions or repeated for a couple of times. You can find all supported control structures listed here.