Wanted: a mission designer to help with a series of missions

[BlacleyCole]

I’m able to do the basic missions in the me. But I. Have a desire to create a series of highly detailed beginners training missions for the huey continuing thru the intermediate and finially advance training missions. The first mission or two will be ground trining information the third mission should be a cold and startup and shutdown highly cockpit mission they should finially lift off around the fifth mission as they will be a practice and a evaluation mission for most flights. Each mission will take place in the nttr map with each flight taking off from nellis anf about an hour out to a random farp and rtb about an hour for each leg. They are six such farps around the nellis afb area each an hour approximately apart from the nearest one on each side and nellis afb. This is in case I decide to shorten the missions removing the rtb leg and. Make it a round robin flight at so point like a nav training graduation mission. Making it an 8 hr or so mission that hopefully could be segmented and saved so you start where you left off the last time. I’ve read that is somewhat possible in mp missions.

 

So I need a knowledgeable mission designer who is up to the task of taking the information I provide and convert it to a mission for the huey. Are you the person who is able to take on this challenge?

[feefifofum]

There is no save function that will do what you need from it, just FYI. The multiplayer "saving" you're referring to logs units' positions and replaces destroyed objects with dead statics, but there is no way to save trigger states at this time.

 

I'd recommend planning for 8 separate one-hour hops or similar.

[BlacleyCole]

What I was referring to was ok they done this leg and stop now they need to do the next leg starting where they stopped not actually saving trigger states but location and training position ie what mission next

[Zayets]

You simply can't pass info between two separate missions directly in DCS. You can do a sort of save file from which a next mission would pick some details though but it won't be a walk in the park.

[feefifofum]

Alternately you can design a mission for every conceivable random selection or player performance and create a branching campaign where amy given user will only see 25% of the content but in my opinion it's not worth the effort for a training campaign...this isn't something people are likely to play over and over again.

[BlacleyCole]

Fee would you like to assist me in what would be our training campaign? Or anyone with the knowledge

[feefifofum]

Sorry BC I just don't have the time for anything of that scope. Best of luck on the project though. :thumbup: