Yeah you found it :)

Your code would look like this though

// civ weapon pools
[ALIVE_civilianWeapons, "LOP_TAK_Civ", [["rhs_weap_makarov_pmm","rhs_mag_9x18_12_57N181S"],["rhs_weap_akms","rhs_30Rnd_762x39mm"],["rhs_weap_akm","rhs_30Rnd_762x39mm"]]] call ALIVE_fnc_hashSet;

Doing

ALIVE_civilianWeapons = [] call ALIVE_fnc_hashCreate;

would overwrite the existing data for other factions that has been added, which is why I removed it.

Just tested this in a mission, seems to work really well.

Missed your comment, sorry for the late reply.

In your init.sqf you must call an external script or function:

execVM "staticData.sqf";

Inside the root of your mission folder, create a file named "staticData.sqf". Inside that file, write this:

if (!isServer) exitWith {};
waitUntil {!isNil "ALiVE_REQUIRE_INITIALISED"};

_civilianFaction = "LOP_TAK_Civ";
_weapons = [["rhs_weap_akms","rhs_30Rnd_762x39mm"],["rhs_weap_akm","rhs_30Rnd_762x39mm"]]; 
[ALIVE_civilianWeapons, _civilianFaction, _weapons] call ALIVE_fnc_hashSet;

_civilianFaction is a string of the faction name that you used in your ALiVE Civilian Placement modules
_weapons is an array of possible weapons that civilians might pick up from a weapons depot (asymm) or by being given a rogue command. The array consists of sub arrays of [weapon classname,compatible ammo classname]. With three possible weapons, it would look like

[[_weapon1,_weapon1ammo],[_weapon2,_weapon2ammo],[_weapon3,_weapon3ammo]]

You can do some really neat things with this like detecting different addons and using weapons from them accordingly (although it's a bit more advanced), here is a snippet from a file I use in my mission.

https://gist.githubusercontent.com/SpyderBlack723/5e1018523e197a2ad644/raw/d29e618a3b2a1a7ad06d5af23cc5b82c5c8289e6/gistfile1.txt

A quick and easy way to get a weapon classname, and it's compatible ammo is this: Make a simple mission in the editor and open the BIS Arsenal. Select your preferred weapon and make sure it has some ammo that will work for that weapon. Pause the game and enter the following code in the debug console:
copyToClipboard str primaryWeapon player //-- Copies your weapon classname to your clipboard
copyToClipboard str ((primaryWeapon player) select 0) //-- Copies your weapon's ammo classname to your clipboard

Spyder, I see you have two variations of Leights/RHS staticdata.sqf in here. Is the one directly above me usable out of the gate or will I need to adjust it by searching weapons classes in the editor?

I don't care what Leight's civs carry. I just want it to be possible for them to be concealing weapons. Also, will I need to do anything to the scripts above to give Leights civs a chance for having grenades or suicide bombs on them or will ALiVE handle that part automatically?

ALiVE handles having weapons/vests etc automatically, nothing is required. The above is simply for customized what weapons you want specific civilian factions to use.

Referencing above, the gist.github was an example snippet from a mission I had built,

I thought yesterday, you said here: http://alivemod.com/forum/1603-middle-eastern-insurgents-civilians-question

Only a few civilian factions are supported in terms of using native weapons.

...that only certain civilian factions would automatically have the possibility of being armed. And that others needed this staticdata.sqf addition.

So ALiVE will automatically give Leights civilians or civilian classes not on the list you mentioned a percent chance of being armed without the above sqf file?

What I meant is, only a few civilian factions are supported in terms of using weapons that they are packaged with, for example, CAF comes with custom AK's. CAF is supported, so they will use those AK's as their weapons. If a faction is not supported, they will fallback to default vanilla weapons.

Basically, regardless of if a faction is "supported", they will always have the possibility of using weapons.

Got it now! My bad. Thanks for clarifying. I totally read what you said and took it totally the wrong way. Sorry about that. It all makes sense now.

It works by default, no scripts needed.

Pretty sure it's the same message just with weapons on the end instead of rogue. I've noticed it seems more rare and I don't always see it on mission start with debug on but it definitely will work by default without any scripts or tinkering by you.

If they do not have a weapon when you teleport to them, they'll most likely travel to get one.

LOL! That's cool. Where do they get them from?

Sometimes they simply pull them out of their pockets (non asymm missions), other times they may travel to a nearby HQ, Depot, Factory.

If you (as counter insurgency) are doing your job well, you may find civs shooting the same bad guys as you. It took me completely by surprise the first time I saw this in one of our missions, but it was pretty damn cool.

Holy smokes really???? That is so great. :)