Starting base issues; redfor enabled NF5 campaign

[WACOwaco]

Hola gents,

I am trying to modify the 1953 campaign in NF5 to fly the MiG-15bis. Trouble is, no matter what I do and no matter what squadron or aircraft, they all end up starting from the Kryzwan Airbase. 

This is the modified entry (just added the 'player unit line at the top) from the "campaigne6" DATA file:

//----- Player Unit

[AirUnit119]

AircraftType=MiG-15bis

UnitName=85 GvIAP Sebastopolskyi

ForceID=2

Nation=SOVIET

DefaultTexture=SovietSilver1

StartNumber=1

BaseArea=Merseburg Airbase

BaseMoveChance=10

RandomChance=100

MaxAircraft=24

StartAircraft=24

MaxPilots=24

StartPilots=24

Experience=80

Morale=100

Supply=100

Intelligence=50

MissionChance[sWEEP]=50

MissionChance[CAP]=70

MissionChance[iNTERCEPT]=70

MissionChance[ESCORT]=40

MissionChance=0

MissionChance[CAS]=0

MissionChance[sEAD]=0

MissionChance[ARMED_RECON]=0

MissionChance[ANTI_SHIP]=0

MissionChance[RECON]=0

UpgradeType=NEVER

Here is the corresponding entry in the "campaigne6" file

 

[sovietUnit001]

UnitName=85 GvIAP Sebastopolskyi

ForceID=2

UnitID=119

StartDate=06/20/1953

DescFile=WOE6Start.txt

StartText=WOE6Start2.txt

AircraftType=MiG-15bis

 

Notice the base area is Merseburg.

Any ideas? This is driving me nuts! I cannot see how SF2 keeps placing the redfor squadrons at Kryzwan no matter what squadron is selected!

Thoughts?
 

I do not know if this is an error or just a characteristic of the mission type selector but this squadron is also doing mostly air-to-ground missions despite the mission chances being "0" for such missions.

Edited February 29, 2016 by WACOwaco

[+Gepard]

The UnitID  in the campaign6.ini is wrong.

You must count which red side unit it is and use this value.

 

Example for the first stock campaign

 

There are 45 NATO air units and with AirUnit046 the WP starts.

If you want to fly for the first WP unit you must set the UnitID=1, not UnitID=46.

For the 10th WP unit you must set UnitID=10, not UnitID=56.

[WACOwaco]

Thank you Gepard. Guess I had it wrong!