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How to get mission file name by script please?
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A sub mission file name that you are loading or the main mission file that is running from start?
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Get the main mission file that is running from start while it's running.
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This is how I do in my BoB5 campaign:
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Edit: you might need this reference above public class Mission: [//$reference parts\core\gamePlay.dll] Download and copypaste whatever if it helps: download
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Another easy way is just set a const string and ref that when you need to. This works if you have a .cs for that mission.
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Used to do that but it forces you to predict where the user will copy/install your missionfile.
Instructions aren't often read nowadays. This other way is more solid.
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