FMB needs to be much more User Friendly.

[Ataros]

Purchased a book called "Introduction (or basic) course to C# programming" by a university professor last Saturday. It is only about 200 pages and makes things way easier.

Below is a sample code I wrote yesterday after just 2 days of reading it. Of cause I was using 2 pieces of code from other people: ZaltysZ and naryv, but the book provided enough understanding to combine them and finetune to my needs. Just 4 weeks ago I thought C# was beyond my comprehension. Now I think the basics of it are easier than basics of the English language. Do not expect developers include such a book into documentation, just go out and buy one.

 string[] activeSector = { "D3", "D4" };       // sectors attacked by ground groups
    string[] side = { "хз", "Red", "Blue"};         // army side
    int LastMissionLoaded = 0;
    double initTime;

    string currSide = " ";
    string currSector = " ";

    int missLoaded = 0;                         // debugging 


    public override void Init(maddox.game.ABattle battle, int missionNumber)
    {
        base.Init(battle, missionNumber);
        MissionNumberListener = -1; //Listen to events of every mission

        //Planned missions MissionLoader(int offset, int repeat, string mission)
        MissionLoader(90, -1, "missions/Multi/Dogfight/BoF1/sub/0_1_gg.mis"); // 10s from main mission start and no repeate every -s
        MissionLoader(900, -1, "missions/Multi/Dogfight/BoF1/sub/0_2_gg.mis");
        MissionLoader(300, -1, "missions/Multi/Dogfight/BoF1/sub/1_2_gg.mis");
        MissionLoader(1200, -1, "missions/Multi/Dogfight/BoF1/sub/1_1_gg.mis");
    }

  
	public void MissionLoader(int offset, int repeat, string mission)
	{
		if (offset > 0)
            Timeout(offset, () => { MissionLoader(0, repeat, mission); });
		else
			{
				GamePlay.gpPostMissionLoad(mission);
                // debugging
                //GamePlay.gpHUDLogCenter( side[j].ToString() + " tanks are attacking sector " + activeSector[i].ToString() + "!");

                missLoaded++;
                GamePlay.gpHUDLogCenter(String.Format("Mission {0} loaded.", missLoaded));

                if (repeat > 300 )
                    Timeout(repeat, () => { MissionLoader(0, repeat, mission); });	
			}
	}
    
    public override void OnTrigger(int missionNumber, string shortName, bool active)   
    {
        base.OnTrigger(missionNumber, shortName, active);

        for (int i = 0; i < activeSector.Length ; i++) 
        {
            for (int j = 1; j < side.Length; j++)
            {
                string str = i.ToString() + "_" + (j).ToString() + "_gg";
                if (str.Equals(shortName))                  // checks trigger
                {

                    GamePlay.gpPostMissionLoad("missions\\Multi\\Dogfight\\BoF1\\sub\\" + str + ".mis"); // loads tanks mission

                    //GamePlay.gpHUDLogCenter(side[j].ToString() + " tanks are attacking sector " + activeSector[i].ToString() + "! ***test***");

                    currSide = side[j];
                    currSector = activeSector[i];
                    repeatGroundMsg(90, currSide, currSector);

                    //initTime = 0.0;
                    //Timeout(initTime += 90, () =>
                    //{
                    //    GamePlay.gpHUDLogCenter(currSide.ToString() + " tanks are attacking sector " + currSector.ToString() + "! ***in cycle***");
                    //    //GamePlay.gpHUDLogCenter(addStr + " tanks are attacking sector " + activeSector[i] + "!");
                    //});
                    break;
                }
                
            }
        }

    }


    private void repeatGroundMsg(int delay, string currSide, string currSector)
    {
                    initTime = 0.0;
                    Timeout(initTime += delay, () =>
                    {
                        GamePlay.gpHUDLogCenter(currSide.ToString() + " tanks are attacking sector " + currSector.ToString() + "!"); // is .ToString() necessary here??
                    });

    }

upd.
OT, but as I do not want to start a new thread for this. Can Timeout(initTime += 90, () => be used inside a cycle? Does it prevents a cycle from further execution? I had some problems with triggers when Timeout(initTime += 90, () => was inside the onTrigger cycle. However current code is probably not different in essence from having Timeout(initTime += 90, () => inside the cycle but it works somehow ))