To make step by step instructions even for basic C# operations/methods usable in CloD would be a full-time job for a small team of programmers
I'm not sure that you're getting it. The subtle counter-intelligence thing I mean
Cards on the table then.
We know that Kodiak can do all this stuff we need to find out about, if we're gentle and coaxing we might get a tutorial, just one person with knowledge and prepared to share can make a big difference
For example many of us have used 3D tutorials to learn 3D work from online tutorials it's our heritage - people in the communities helping others. We worked out how the RoF FMB worked and shared/pooled our knowledge...
http://riseofflight.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=64&t=348
We don't need a team of professionals, we already have enough savvy people around to create tutorials - look at Vanderstok's RoF FMB-tutorial videos
http://riseofflight.com/forum/viewto...ers+vanderstok
Can everybody please concentrate and allow Kodiak to find out that he is needed and there is an international audience waiting to buy cold beers for him
It's not the C# that's the problem, that's simple because all the unknowns are known, we just read a book and Hello World arrange the parts. It's the not-knowing how most of the CoD FMB pieces fit together because we have no documentation. If CoD documentation is going to be RoF all over again then someone needs to ask the wise man for help while trying not to actually grovel
We're not wanting to make any conditions or to be too demanding, just chatting on a user forum where the Great Bear is prowling...
Do I make myself clear without belabouring it
if you understand C# basics than neither samples nor the manual would be needed, just some help and advice on particular issues which can be easily obtained on these forums
How can I detect that a damaged plane in an RTB-ing four-flight is inbound to the airfield to possibly make a crash landing?
Detect the plane passing some distance-radius from the runway let's focus on that
I'm taking you at your word as I know enough about C# to type in the solution. When you've found it and I quote easily
We don't know "It's what we don't know we don't know..." exactly what we need to know to master the CoD FMB but - don't ask, don't get. But on the other hand we must always be making concrete cases and asking for worked examples to make life easier for our tutors, focus.
Being Russian or German first-language is of course making distribution of information difficult for us all in the beginning, we must encourage our German and Russian friends to help English-localise posted German and Russian FMB tutorials. They're ahead of the game and why not
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