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Dynamic spawning?
Ok, another one:
I have found no way to dynamically create an AiActor and spawn it from my script. Is it not possible? If so, how does all those wonderful dynamic campaigns work? |
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No it's not possible directly but you can create a "in memory" mis - file. And load it to the main mission.
for example Code:
internal ISectionFile CreateNewPlaneAtAirfield() Code:
GamePlay.gpPostMissionLoad(CreateNewPlaneAtAirfield()); Tanks from narvy (added as atachment) |
Nice...
I think using a more or less textual declaration like that is even more powerful (and elegant) than pure code. Thanks again! |
Just note Kodiak,
There is a syntax error in this line in your example ISectionFile f = gamePlay.gpCreateSectionFile(); Should be this, capital G ISectionFile f = GamePlay.gpCreateSectionFile(); Oh from your example above I managed to create random generating flight including plane types, numbers and skills that is a response trigger loc to player and army specific. Still work in progress, but the basic script is working.:-P |
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Hi Kodiak, first of all many thanks for your presentation and introduction.
I have some questions, sorry if it is too basic but I am starting to learn. Where can I know the definition of the object type ISectionFile, I mean, all the fields that contains the different data fos setting up the new actor? My second question, the list of groups like BoB_LW_StG2_II.03? and finally, the list of callsigns associated to their codes (in the case above, was 30)? S! |
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for example in mis file: [AirGroups] BoB_LW_KG3_I.01 [BoB_LW_KG3_I.01] Flight0 1 Class Aircraft.He-111H-2 Formation LINEABREAST CallSign 26 Fuel 100 Weapons 1 SetOnPark 1 Idle 1 Skill 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.3 [BoB_LW_KG3_I.01_Way] TAKEOFF 40064.00 20458.26 0 0 internal ISectionFile CreateNewPlaneAtAirfield() { ISectionFile f = GamePlay.gpCreateSectionFile(); f.add("AirGroups", "BoB_LW_KG3_I.01", ""); f.add("BoB_LW_KG3_I.01", "Flight0", "1"); f.add("BoB_LW_KG3_I.01", "Class", "Aircraft.He-111H-2"); f.add("BoB_LW_KG3_I.01", "Formation", "LINEABREAST"); f.add("BoB_LW_KG3_I.01", "CallSign", "30"); f.add("BoB_LW_KG3_I.01", "Fuel", "100"); f.add("BoB_LW_KG3_I.01", "Weapons", "1"); f.add("BoB_LW_KG3_I.01", "SetOnPark", "1"); f.add("BoB_LW_KG3_I.01", "Idle", "1"); f.add("BoB_LW_KG3_I.01", "Skill", "0.3 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.3"); f.add("BoB_LW_KG3_I.01_Way", "TAKEOFF", "298417.47 127327.45 0 0"); return f; } Quote:
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Many thanks Kodiak, very helpful.
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Excellent tutorial for a total C# noob like me.
Any signs of the next lessons yet? Many thanks, WB. |
After my vacation i will publish the next lessons ;)
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