SGT Toffee Posted Tuesday at 01:04 PM Posted Tuesday at 01:04 PM Hi Developers and Drivers, I've had a slight problem with the trigger setting where if the aircraft reaches a certain altitude, a message is suppose to pop up. The parameter is: *Aircraft is higher than 9000 feet MSL-> Message to Group What I found is: *Aircraft reached 29,900ft (~9000 meters) -> Message comes up Is there a way to fix this wording or change the parameters to actual feet? Much appreciate it - Toffee
ChuckIV Posted Wednesday at 05:19 AM Posted Wednesday at 05:19 AM Convert 9000 feet to meters and use that number - it will work after that "Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few." Winston Churchill SYSTEM: Processor - Intel® Core i9-9900KF CPU @ 3.60GHz 3600MHz water-cooled Installed memory (RAM) - 32.0 GB 64-bit Operating System, x64-based processor Windows 10 & DCS on SSD Video Card - water-cooled NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti Internet: Cable 200Mbps 12Mbps
rob10 Posted Wednesday at 10:09 PM Posted Wednesday at 10:09 PM (edited) On 8/19/2025 at 9:04 AM, SGT Toffee said: Hi Developers and Drivers, I've had a slight problem with the trigger setting where if the aircraft reaches a certain altitude, a message is suppose to pop up. The parameter is: *Aircraft is higher than 9000 feet MSL-> Message to Group What I found is: *Aircraft reached 29,900ft (~9000 meters) -> Message comes up Is there a way to fix this wording or change the parameters to actual feet? I don't believe it actually says FEET, but either way the measurements are all in METERS rather than feet. Yes it would be good if it included what unit it was using. That one caught me out when I was learning the mission editor. Basically everything in the background of DCS is in metric because it the countries where DCS was originally developed were metric AND it's a lot easier to work in metric than imperial units. Any imperial units in DCS are converted from metric in the background. Edited Wednesday at 10:12 PM by rob10 1
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