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As for Project Injury, we have never worked with this and it is therefore not compatible. To add compatibility would mean editing the code of the mission as we use detection of ACE Medical to disable the custom system.
Been using it for a while now and it works perfectly. That's why I believe it will actually be really easy to implement a parameter control for this.
I'll copy my resolution here as well, in case anyone wants to resolve it themselves since it's actually fairly simple:
I've deleted the ACE medical check at line 43 of "/functions/Revive/fn_handleDamage.sqf" and line 50 of "/functions/Revive/fn_handleDamageAAF.sqf" and just left "exitWith {};" and it works without any issues.
Hey, I just tried this on Antistasi Plus and it did not work. Default revive is still there. Any insight?