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Moves a unit into a vehicle cargo position (immediately and without animation).
Note
See AI Group Vehicle Management for more information.
Important
If the unit is already in a vehicle, nothing will happen. You should use moveOut to move the unit out of his vehicle before trying to move him into a new (or same) vehicle.
unit moveInCargo vehicle
Parameters:
Returns: Nothing
unit moveInCargo [vehicle, cargoIndex, canReassign]
Parameters:
unit: Objectvehicle: ObjectcargoIndex: NumbercanReassign: Boolean - (Optional, default true) try to move unit into the first free vehicle cargo seat if cargoIndex is already occupied (since arma3 2.08)Returns: Nothing
_soldierOne moveInCargo _jeepOne;
_soldierOne moveInCargo [_jeepOne, 1];
Note
The command should execute where the unit (not vehicle) is local.
moveInAny · moveInCommander · moveInDriver · moveInGunner · moveInTurret · assignAsCargo · assignAsCommander · assignAsDriver · assignAsGunner · getCargoIndex
Notes from before the conversion
If you place a soldier in a vehicle with the moveInCargo command, he wont "know" he's in the vehicle, and thus he won't disembark properly when the vehicle reaches a Transport Unload waypoint. Therefore you have to use the assignAsCargo command, in order for the AI to catch on. Something like this:
_soldier moveInCargo helo1; _soldier assignAsCargo helo1;
In OFP v1.96, the moveIn commands will not trigger an associated getIn event. To ensure the getIn event is fired, use the "getIn Cargo" action command.
In Arma 3 when using the alternative syntax of moveInCargo, it is necessary to call assignAsCargoIndex because it is not called automatically.
unit1 moveInCargo [heli, 3];
unit1 assignAsCargoIndex [heli, 3];
Alternatively avoid this broken syntax all together and use:
unit1 assignAsCargoIndex [heli, 3];
unit1 moveInCargo heli;