Full mission builder objects

[keeno]

Hi all,

I'm just starting to play around with CoD full mission builder and see that some interesting objects have been developed for download on a different site. My question is, where is the "objects" file located that I place these pre-developed objects for later use?

Ps, can not wait for next TF patch.

Cheers.

[VMF214_Jupp]

~S~ Keeno,

You can cut, copy, & paste groups of objects, across, and within, .mis files.

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[1lokos]

Hi all,

I'm just starting to play around with CoD full mission builder and see that some interesting objects have been developed for download on a different site. My question is, where is the "objects" file located that I place these pre-developed objects for later use?



Keeno,

Is this objects you refer is the pre-arranged scenery sets like?

http://jimeez.weebly.com/uploads/7/5/7/2/7572658/1715178.jpg?941
http://jimeez.weebly.com/ships.html
http://depositfiles.com/files/ndswi8oui


If is this, just create a folder in 1c Soft Club\Il-2 Sturmovik Cliffs of Dover\Mission\Single (place easy to find inside FMB).
To put these in map, right click and choose "Import".

To save your own sets, right click and drag a box around the group of objects.
To split a created group, left click and drag a box around the group.

Sokol1

[keeno]

Sweet!

cheers guys I couldn't find this info anywhere. The full mission builders lessons and tips are a bit scarce. I know the basics from the old iL2 and this doesn't seem to different. I'll stick to simple stuff for now cos scripting looks like dark magic.

thanks for all replies.

[bolox]

scripting looks like dark magic

I thought that when CoD first came out and couldn't see any way I'd ever be able to do anything with it.
However it isn't half as bad as it looks- and it is a very powerful tool in the hands of someone who REALLY knows how to use it.

First off- you do not NEED it to do basic stuff
Secondly, what you need to know can be picked up over a couple of months without too much stress- concepts of first 7 chapters are probably all you need to start
http://www.csharp-station.com/tutorial.aspx
Thirdly - use notepad++
http://notepad-plus-plus.org/
- it's highlighting brackets etc is invaluable.
Don't be scared to copy bits of other peoples code (and then modify), and when you get stuck ask.

Have fun with the fmb:D it's one of IL2 series greatest assets

[ATAG_Colander]

Actually you can use Visual C# express too :D