IL2 1946 style CooP mission ?

[FG28_Kodiak]

All what you can do with mcu's, i can do with scripts, and much much much more. And i don't need to do it in every mission i build, mostly i simply copy a old script from me to the new mission.
I've tried the missionbuilder from RoF also, but i prefer the FMB and the scripting of CloDo.

[KG26_Alpha]

Originally Posted by FG28_Kodiak

All what you can do with mcu's, i can do with scripts, and much much much more. And i don't need to do it in every mission i build, mostly i simply copy a old script from me to the new mission.
I've tried the missionbuilder from RoF also, but i prefer the FMB and the scripting of CloDo.

What about all the "old" IL2 1946 FMB users (like me) that want a point and click CoD FMB without having to make scripts to get triggers working and get the other new features opened up.

I want objects to set triggers like a radius trigger, anything flies into it use a "set"or "attach" option, attach a flight of whatever to it and set the flights parameters, they spawn in if the radius is triggered, and a fight starts out in that area, why do I have to have a complicated script for this ?

Gimme Point n click objects ..................... I'm too old to learn new stuff





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[_1SMV_Poppy_64]

I think that the COD Developing team doesn't understand what 80% of pilots wants:

the real simmer people needs not only online server to do a simple dogfight also with a lot of scripts.

People wants a simple way to build a good mission, with aircraft, ships, objects, colums WITHOUT SCRIPTS!!!

Dear develop team, try to understand this:

there is no future for COD in this way. Old IL2 is more simple and stable and very interesting tournaments are running... SEOW, BELLUM as example.

bye.

[adonys]

you sir, are wrong! scripting adds a whole new dimension to the missions.

it's just that mos of the scripts needs to be made and made public.

[jg66bigglescdn]

IMO the single biggest thing keeping people from buying and flying CLOD more than at present is the lack of IL2 1946 style coops. The sooner a more user friendly approach is ready the better - both for sales and for users.

Cheers!

Biggs

[_1SMV_Poppy_64]

Originally Posted by adonys

you sir, are wrong! scripting adds a whole new dimension to the missions.

it's just that mos of the scripts needs to be made and made public.

Dear Adonys,

I'm trying to explain here what I mean regarding programming and script (that I've allready wrote in other posts):

I love programming (me and my development team have rewritten the entire scripts in php and pearl of Bellum tournament www.1smv.it/badc and international: www.1smv-wings.it) so, we know what is scripting...

First: The real problem is that COD has not a script manual! Where are the functions, classes, objects list? We have to understand how to write a function reading the downloaded script from this forum?

Second: COD has a lot of BUG, is not stable (but payed).

Third: The real simulation is not flown on an online server with guys that enter and leave the mission as they want. The real simulation is when 20, 30, 50 and more pilots take a meeting to start a big and historical mission (see SEOW tournament www.22gct.it)... now READ THIS:

COD is not for expert tournaments: STARTING A MISSION LIKE THIS IS A TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE, did you try to enter in a mission with just only 40 pilots in the same time?

fourth: did you try to build a mission? Check how many bugs are in the object windows.

I have no more words to explain to COD develop team this idea: COD need to think to expert simmer. With all respect for all players.

Arrivederci.

[WarFox101]

If we are going to have to write scrips give us a manual.

[JG53_Valantine]

JG53 is a co-op squadron rather than an online wars squadron. The big issues we are running into having recently switched over to the CloD engine are that getting everyone spawned in on the same airfield at the same time frequently sees the launcher crash for lots of pilots, so to counter this we are having to do a staggered spawn with schwarm one spawning, taxiing to runway and taking off then second schwarm does the same, then third, and so on meaning ti can take upto 15 minutes for all schwarms to get airborne before we are even able to get in formation and proceed with the mission.

Secondly, when the schwarms finally meet the stability issues tend to kick in as the engine doesn't seem to be able to cope with 12+ players flying close together and entering combat together, even against a flight of 6 hurricanes lots of members experience the launcher crash due to the memory leak.

Seeing the return of proper styled co-ops would be ideal here, I'm not even asking for the neat aircraft lined up style of IL2, just being able to run co-ops that don't crash where pilots can select an aircraft present but use their own skin and weapon loadout woudl be great.

The way things are at the moment we cannot run really close, co-operative and teamwork focused missions as whenever too many pilots are in the same location the game cannot cope with the strain and crashes.

Trying to organise realistic missions under the current system is, at present, a real pain in the backside.
I'm not against the scripting, we just need a stable game that doesn't constantly crash when trying to run as close to the old style co-ops as possible.

CloD has a lot of potential, it just needs the time and effort put into making it better, I'm excited for the future of it, but right now I can't help but feel a little fustrated that these issues haven't been resolved.
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[Ataros]

Originally Posted by WarFox101

If we are going to have to write scrips give us a manual.

As one of knowledgeable people mentioned on this forum "The only manual that can be really helpful is "C# for dummies"". Developers will not write it because it is already written by others (free courses available on the internet).

[Ataros]

Originally Posted by _1SMV_Poppy_64

Where are the functions, classes, objects list?

If you import CloD dlls into the Studio you can see all available interfaces. Everyone familiar with C# had no problem writing scripts, missions or campaigns.