Sun factor controls whether there more zombies during daylight than night. The Global population limit is the same, but for the whole map. The Population limit specifies how many zombies are in a player's area at any one time. If you just want Walkers, you have to select that in the drop down and set the Bolters ratio to zero.

Note that the next box is Bolters ratio and that affects how many Bolters are present. As has been explained before, Walkers are slow and offer less of a challenge to players. The first item listed is the Type of zombies and that does what you'd expect - it lets you choose between Walkers, Runners or a mixture of both. In the editor, drag the Ambient Zombies module onto the map (it doesn't matter where) and right click and select Attributes. It contains the settings for the behaviour of all zombies in the environment, apart from those spawned by the Zombie Horde module. When creating a Ravage mission, the main module pertaining to zombies is the Ambient Zombies module. They are just as fast as runners and pose as much of a threat When they spot a player, they will run toward them, the same as runners. They will move from time to time in a crouched run. Note that the more weight a player carries, the slower they move (and the quicker they fatigue).Д«olters/crawlers initially appear kneeling on one knee. The player can run faster than them, but not by much. Runners are fast-moving zombies that will run towards the player at top speed. Whilst they don't appear to pose much of a threat, large groups of them can and in a confined space, all zombies are deadly. They will walk towards the player with an unsteady gait. If they cannot detect the player, they will break off pursuit and return to their default behaviour. If they can detect the player again at this point, they will continue in pursuit. When a zombie loses sight of a player, they will continue to the last location where they saw them. This mesh does not include furniture (especially the dynamic loot furniture created by Ravage) so zombies will tend to bump into things (and they could glitch a bit). When they reach a building, they will find the entrance using BuildingPos and use the internal navigation mesh of the building to find their way around. When zombies detect a player, they will move towards them according to the navigation mesh. ArmA 3 uses meshes to determine routes between objects and buildings for AI unit to take. Zombie pathfinding is determined by a navigation mesh. Zombies have their own faction (creatively named 'ZOMBIE_Faction') which belongs to the Civilian Side (That's why they can be found under 'civilian' in Eden).Д«ut technically, all zombies are set to become renegades as soon as they spawn (making sure no one mistakes them for glitched friends), so inquiring on a zed's side while playing will probably return 'sideEnemy', which is neither civilian, opfor or anything. West: 'BLU_T_F' (Pacific NATO), 'BLU_CTRG_F' (Pacific CTRG), 'BLU_GEN_F' (Gendarmerie)

Guerillas: 'IND_F' (AAF), 'IND_G_F' (FIA)

Effectively this identifies them as being part of a particular side and determines how they behave towards other factions. Every unit in ArmA 3 is part of a faction.

Arma 3 custom faction