VonGuber 2 Posted January 24, 2010 Duck, Winston, Vasco, et. al. who were discussing the order in which pilot can respawn into planes; To get the correct flights where you want them seems to be pretty simple, but maybe not so if you use Mission Builder. All I did this evening was: open a mission .xml file with Notepad. highlighted a flight I wanted to move, to include aircraft and route information. For example: </AirFormation> <AirFormation ID="6003" Directive="sweep" Country="Germany" IsHidden="y" Skill="2" Payload="0" FormType="fingertip" OffsetScaleFactor="0.4"> <Unit ID="9585" Type="AlbDII_SQ2" PilotFirstName="Jasta 23" PilotLastName="Airman" Skill="2" Payload="0"/> <Unit ID="9586" Type="AlbDII_SQ2" PilotFirstName="Jasta 23" PilotLastName="Airman" Skill="2" Payload="0"/> <Unit ID="9587" Type="AlbDII_SQ2" PilotFirstName="Jasta 23" PilotLastName="Airman" Skill="2" Payload="0"/> <Route ID="5003"> <Waypoint Type="turn" Speed="36" IsWarpable="y" Lat="N49*39'58.8"" Lon="E3*45'22.8"" Alt="1100"/> <Waypoint Type="allweapons" Speed="36" IsWarpable="n" Lat="N49*13'6.6745"" Lon="E4*12'10.8676"" Alt="6090"/> <Waypoint Type="turn" Speed="36" IsWarpable="n" Lat="N49*15'36.745"" Lon="E4*9'54.676"" Alt="6090"/> <Waypoint Type="turn" Speed="36" IsWarpable="y" Lat="N49*15'36.745"" Lon="E4*14'42.676"" Alt="6090"/> <Waypoint Type="turn" Speed="36" IsWarpable="n" Lat="N49*15'36.745"" Lon="E4*9'54.676"" Alt="6090"/> <Waypoint Type="turn" Speed="36" IsWarpable="y" Lat="N49*15'36.745"" Lon="E4*14'42.676"" Alt="6090"/> <Waypoint Type="turn" Speed="36" IsWarpable="n" Lat="N49*15'36.745"" Lon="E4*9'54.676"" Alt="6090"/> <Waypoint Type="turn" Speed="36" IsWarpable="y" Lat="N49*15'36.745"" Lon="E4*14'42.676"" Alt="6090"/> <Waypoint Type="turn" Speed="36" IsWarpable="n" Lat="N49*37'8.2125"" Lon="E3*43'48"" Alt="500"/> <Waypoint Type="landing" Speed="36" IsWarpable="n" Lat="N49*36'12.0000"" Lon="E3*41'18.0000"" Alt="0"/> </Route> Cut everything between the </AirFormation> hook and the </Route> hook for the flight you want to re-order. Then cut it to clipboard, move the cursor to where you want it, and paste it back in, paying attention to get the line spaced correctly on both ends of the operation. After that, for good measure, I swapped out the Air Formation ID numbers. I don't know if that's necessary, but I did anyway. Then save and test. When I opened the mission in multiplayer, the flights were in the order I wanted to see them in, if players were to respawn into fighters rather than bombers. Hope all that makes sense. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Winston DoRight 3 Posted January 24, 2010 Thanks, that's good to know. It makes perfect sense. I ran into problems when I tried moving one of my bomber flights because I didn't want players respawning into them. I didn't realize at first that I was trying to move the flight that I was to be escorting! Needless to say when trying to load back into MB it would have none of that! Moving any other flight works well though. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
sitting_duck 3 Posted January 24, 2010 (edited) Thanks VG,,,very usefull info..... wonder if there is a syntax for comment files in an xml file.....think its something like // in other file types... then you could enter things like //move flight 6003 here.... before you cut and pasted.. Edited January 24, 2010 by sitting_duck Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
VonGuber 2 Posted January 24, 2010 probably is, but I don't know what...will do some research... been away from programming for a long long time. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites