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Group Menu not navigable by mouse click

UI
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State

Awaiting internal testing
Issue key
AREXP-324
Access
Public
Space
Arma Reforger
Project
Experimental Feedback
Creator
i3d
Created
Jul 29, 2026
Views
141
Experimental Version
1.8.0.5
Mission
—
Is it modded?
no
Description

In the group menu UI, selection automatically reverts back to your group you're in whenever you try to select another group with mouse and click it (to join it or to see who's in it). Navigation by keyboard arrows works though.

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    2 months ago
  • i3d
    created issue2 months ago
  • l909
    changed state to
    AWAITING INTERNAL TESTING
    2 months ago
  • i3d
    2 months ago
    i3d
    2 months ago

    Looks like it works as expected sometimes (maybe most of the time?) but sometimes doesn't. In the video below, only the transport group would revert selection back to my assault group when clicked

  • 2 months ago
  • ospx01
    2 months ago
    ospx01
    2 months ago

    Merely to supplement and confirm the behavior mentioned:

    In a new session, I can switch between the default groups exactly once. Further switches aren't possible. After that, I can't create a new group either. I’m essentially stuck in that one group—no matter what I try to do to get out of it.

    As long as I haven't switched from the initial group, I can—as usual—create a new group and join it. However, if I die and respawn, the newly created group is automatically deleted; I end up in the "reserves" group and get stuck there, too—meaning I can't leave or switch out of that group either.

    However - i got the hint from HERO in discord, that navigating in group menu with keyboard works as expected - and it does.

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State

Awaiting internal testing
Issue key
AREXP-324
Access
Public
Space
Arma Reforger
Project
Experimental Feedback
Creator
i3d
Created
Jul 29, 2026
Views
141