Need help skiping campaign stage

[Lymark]

Was flying mission 8, where you simply fly an hour long patrol. I followed the flight plan from the PDF file as close as possible, landed back at base but it didn't consider as mission accomplished. I might have missed one way point slightly, which there's no way to tell which out of 32 waypoints! It's kinda suck.

 

I left the mission and failed, dropped me back to mission 7. I looked up the logbook file willing to skip it instead, but i'm not sure how to edit it cause the numbers doesn't make sense to me. (The mission I previously finished was mission 7, but the following numbers were 1)

 

["player"] = "Lymark",

["campaign"] = "./Mods/aircraft/SA342/Missions/en/Campaigns/CMPGaz_en.cmp",

["status"] = "Active",

["history"] =

{

[1] =

{

["datetime"] = "05/08/16 00:16:13",

["agKills"] = 1,

["aaKills"] = 0,

["stage"] = 1,

["deathsCount"] = 0,

["result"] = 100,

["mission"] = "CMPGaz1VEN.miz",

}, -- end of [1]

 

I know that I'm supposed to change the numbers of 'History','stage' and the name of 'mission'. I did change it to '9' but then I'd get a loading screen freeze after pressing campaign on the menu.

 

Any help?

 

Thanks!

 

Edit: Okay, i just noticed the datetime is 05/08/16 which is few days ago, and the most recent play is at the bottom of the file. I'm even more confused now.. Isn't the active one supposed to be on top like the on I posted up here?

Edited May 12, 2016 by Lymark

[HoneyBadger]

Look for the stage and mission paragraph inside the Gazelle campaign section of the logbook, it will be buried somewhere in there. It looks like this:

 

{
    ["stage"] = 4,
    ["mission"] = "CMPGaz4VEN.miz",
},

 

It is different from the longer paragraphs that look like this:

 

[1] = 
{
    ["datetime"] = "04/14/16 12:27:38",
    ["agKills"] = 0,
    ["aaKills"] = 0,
    ["result"] = 90,
    ["deathsCount"] = 1,
    ["stage"] = 3,
    ["mission"] = "ATO-A-P3.4.miz",
}, -- 

Ignore these

 

Just edit the number of the stage value and mission string. So, if I'm on mission 4 as it currently says, but wish to play mission 7, then I'd change the 4 after "stage" to 7, and the 4 inside the mission name (CMPGaz > 4 < VEN.miz) to 7 to get this:

 

{
     ["stage"] = 7,
     ["mission"] = "CMPGaz7VEN.miz",
},

[Lymark]

It works! Thank you!

 

Had to edit the last section at the bottom of the logbook.

[dimitriov]

.cmp file will be fixed ASAP. This is what happens when you think "Aha easiest part of the job". ^^

 

Nicolas