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Originally Posted by ElAurens
I can't even make a home base appear in CLOD, much less place ground objects/armour/etc...
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Just navigate to a desired item (spawnpoint, airfield, armour, etc.) in Object Browser and CTL-leftclick to place it. I don't know how can it be done easier in original IL-2
Anyone who opens an existing mission and clicks various objects in it can easily see how they are built (spawnpoints, ground objects, etc.).
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Originally Posted by ElAurens
Nor do I know how to "import" what I have done into the online part of the game so I can see it to start it.
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You do not have to import anything. It is even easier. The only difference between online and offline mission is that online missions do not have a "Player" checkbox checked in any airgroup properties and most of online missions have spawnpoints ("birthplaces"). You can just start a server and load a mission in it.
I opened original IL-2 FMB a couple of times about 5-7 years ago and was scared by its complexity. The mistake I did was opening a blank map and trying to create something from scratch.
This March I did the opposite: I opened CloD offline mission in FMB and started to fine-tune it one step at a time and fly it after every change I made. Everything was self-explanatory with this approach except for 5-6 questions I could not figure out and had to ask in the FMB section, which were:
- how to rotate objects
- how to use triggers (including delayed flight)
- how to branch spawnpoints
- how to put AAA on a tanker
- (don't remember now)
Other questions were related to scripts only, i.e. to more advanced functionality compared to the original IL-2 FMB.
I think the problem is not that CloD FMB is harder to use but that it is different compared to the original one. It is harder to change habits than to learn from scratch. For various reasons people do not have enough motivation to learn by posting their questions in the FMB section or using forum search function to find answers.