@patpowercat Is there a way to sync the logistics to an opcom via a trigger? Would synchronizeObjectsAdd work or no because ALiVE takes place on the mission init?

After a quick scan of the scripts I'd say it should work.

The AI commander module checks if the logistics module is available every time it wants to request reinforcements. It doesn't seem to store the results in a private variable during init, which is a good thing in this case. :)

@patpowercat I know there is the script snippet to change the force pool level, and I've tried setting that in the activation field of a trigger, but how do I know it is working?

With [ALIVE_globalForcePool,"BLU_F"] call ALIVE_fnc_hashGet; you can get the current force pool level so you can use that to see if your trigger worked, I guess.

With [ALIVE_globalForcePool,"BLU_F"] call ALIVE_fnc_hashGet; you can get the current force pool level so you can use that to see if your trigger worked, I guess.

This

Easiest way is to create a function that works when both called on a client or server. The code needs to always run on the server to work but we can modify the function to detect if it's called on a client, and if so, re-execute it on the server.

Spyder_fnc_setForcepoolByFaction = {
	if (!isServer) exitWith {_this remoteExecCall ["Spyder_fnc_setForcepoolByFaction",2]};

	params ["_faction","_forcepool"];

	[ALiVE_globalForcePool,_faction, _forcepool] call ALIVE_fnc_hashSet;
};

This function can be called on a client or on the server and will always automatically re-execute on the server if needed.

Ex. call: ["OPF_F",0] call Spyder_fnc_setForcepoolByFaction; // Will set the forcepool of faction OPF_F to 0

Then you can either display a hint however you want, or just modify the script to do it for you (although I would recommend keeping it for you.

Ex. of implementing hint directly into the function

Spyder_fnc_setForcepoolByFaction = {
	if (!isServer) exitWith {_this remoteExecCall ["Spyder_fnc_setForcepoolByFaction",2]};

	params ["_faction","_forcepool"];

	[ALiVE_globalForcePool,_faction, _forcepool] call ALIVE_fnc_hashSet;

        "OPF_F forcepool set to zero" remoteExecCall ["hint", -2]; // only called on clients
};

Just post the function declaration in the init.sqf or in a CfgFunctions if you use/prefer that method.

Then, when you want to modify a faction's forcepool, call the function with appropriate parameters

[_faction,_forcepool] call Spyder_fnc_setForcepoolByFaction;

["OPF_F",0] call Spyder_fnc_setForcepoolByFaction; // sets faction OPF_F forcepool to zero -- no reinforcements

Yes