instant mission Syria - lonesome falcon bug?

[Willopen]

hi,

 

in this mission you need to destroy a nuke that is being placed randomly at one of 3 bunker each time.

in the briefing it is stated that you will get the nuke position once you are airborne.

 

after trying a couple of times, no such radio intel comes.

 

anyone had any luck with this mission and completed it?

 

[unclejacko]

So figured out the issue.  Looking in the mission editor 6 seconds after the mission starts its support to announce which bunker to attack.  But it doesn't.

 

So I modified the 3 lines to start after 15 seconds and that seemed to fix the issue.  

 

Attaching my file so you can test it.

F-16C_IA_SYR_Op LONESOME FALCON-FIXED.miz

[Willopen]

You sir are awesome.

 

Will give it a go.

 

 

 

[unclejacko]

Found some more issues after playing it yesterday.  Essentially it doesn't have the triggers to signal success if you destroy the correct bunker.  I think there is a timeout that will trigger a mission failed and tell you to RTB since I've gotten that several times after I know those bunkers where destroyed.  Will try to troubleshoot it this week sometime.  Overall it's a fun mission though.

[Willopen]

Awsome, waiting to try it out when its fixed.

 

Thanks

[SkillyJ]

I looked at the .miz and I actually think there's a whole triggered action missing, rather than it being the bunker .ogg failing to fire. Your first task in the mission is to knock out the SA-11 TELAR/CC and then "assess the damage" but the latter part has no script nor trigger associated to it; Flag 11 is supposed to do something, but there's no trigger with Flag 11 in it.

 

You'll also notice that the "MiG21 Go 1" trigger doesn't have a proper MESSAGE TO ALL (it just says "Debug - 1 START"), so I think this mission is still a bit of a WIP.

[Willopen]

Thank you for your time and your investigation.

 

I hope ED will fix this mission.

 

[hasole]

Just tried this and with the upcoming STA 4/6 for the HARM's, they will be useless in this mission.