Using Reflected's base design as a template.

[Cjayster13]

Hi, 

I own many of your campaigns from many eras. One thing i've loved is how alive your mission environments feel when playing within them.

One thing i was sad about when i finished you paradise lost campaign is never being able to experience that "alive" feeling whist playing my own missions alone. 

Is it possible, using the mission editor to create a sort of mission template for the island of Guam (All FSBs etc.) from your campaign missions to use as a sort of "Free Roam" template to base my own missions on.

 

Thanks!

[Reflected]

I think you can do that now that we have the multiple selection lasso tool. You can copy paste everything into a fresh mission.

[waterman]

Just a quick Heads Up -

                                         1. Use the multi select tool to select mixed groups and zones on a mission.

                                         2. Ctrl c to copy them all.

                                         3. Then Load  a new mission.

                                         4. You must select the multi select tool. -- if you dont select it then zones are not included in the paste.

                                         5. position the mouse where you want to paste them.

                                         6. Ctrl v to paste them all.

Edited January 5 by waterman

[jodelflyer]

I like the idea of copying the base template however, I have no idea how to do it.  Waterman mentions using the multi select tool but where is this.  Do I need to use the Mission Editor and if so how do I get into a campaign with it.  

Thanks  Tony

[jodelflyer]

Found it now.  Nice to see how you make things work.  Looking forward to making my own Huey and Mosquito missions but will miss the added immersion from your player voices.  

[Reflected]

5 hours ago, jodelflyer said:

Found it now.  Nice to see how you make things work.  Looking forward to making my own Huey and Mosquito missions but will miss the added immersion from your player voices.  

Nice! Slowly you'll keep adjusting the statics around the base to your own liking, then adding voices, and before you know you'll make a campaign  That's how we all started