Campaign Editing

Neutrino 123 · 09-18-05, 09:23 PM

I started the Sub command U.S. campaign, but there is an error in the first mission that prevents it from being completed. I think I know how to fix the error

, but when I did, I was only able to save it into the regular missions folder. I deleted the old version in the campaign folder, and then pasted in the modified version, renaming the suffix to the campaign format. However, whenever I load this replaced mission in the editor, it reverts back to the old version that I deleted (I can't test the single-mission version since it has things that don't work that did even if I don't edit them).

How do I properly edit a campaign mission? This should be a really simple thing to do...

Bellman · 09-18-05, 10:10 PM

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How do I properly edit a campaign mission? This should be a really simple thing to do...

You cant - they are locked and password accessed.

Neutrino 123 · 09-19-05, 12:42 AM

Okay, I can't save the campaign mission directly, but if I save it as a regular file and then delete the campaign file, it works after the new file is renamed as a campaign file. Previously, I though it went into a different folder since I had a mirror folder that didn't make sense...

Anyway, for others who want to play the first U.S. mission in the sub command campaign, trigger 6 and 33 need to be fixed (fixing 33 is not necessary, and only for the Seawolf, anyway). Trigger 6 page 4 needs to be related to trigger 21 in the top part, rather then trigger 22, or you will never be able to make the simulated atack against the Arleigh Burke.

Ghost Dog · 09-19-05, 12:47 AM

hey, can you give a step by step how you did it?

Kapitan · 09-19-05, 01:16 AM

yeah how did you do that ?

Neutrino 123 · 09-19-05, 03:56 AM

Okay, simple step-by-step instructions for fixing the first campaign mission.

Step 1: Collect underpants.
Step 2: ... ... ... ...
Step 3: PROFIT.

Whoops, wrong file...

1. Go to the editor, click 'load campaign mission', and select the first Halifax U.S. campaign one.
2. On the right hand side, there should be a list of several triggers and such. You can get this list by clicking on one of the icons on the bottom right of the screen. Select trigger 28.
3. Go to page 4 of this trigger.
4. Click the little '+' under the 'if'. This should bring up a new mini window. Note that before you click this, the text says a bunch of things including 'trigger 22'. It is necessary to change this to 'trigger 21'.
5. In the new window created by clicking the '+', there should be two drop-down tabs. One just has a single option, but the other (on the bottom left) needs to be opened. It looks blank, but when you click on it, a list of many triggers will appear.
6. Select 'trigger 21'.
7. Click the large '+' in the upper-right of the trigger window and the click the check. The trigger has now been changed.
8. Click 'save' and 'save as' a bunch of times until you are given the option of saving the mission. Do so.
9. Exit Dangerous Waters, and go to the scenario folder.
10. There should be two missions in there now with the 'Halifax688i' title. Delete the one with the '.mc' suffix.
11. Change the suffix of the '.mu' to'.mc'. Note that you may need to go to folder properties of some sort of properties to show file type suffixes.
12. Now the first campaign mission should properly work for the Los Angeles class.

If you don't want to do the above, just play the first mission with the Seawolf

. The important triggers work well as the Seawolf. THe only one that doesn't work is the unessential trigger 33. To fix this, go to page 2 of the trigger and change 'Los Angeles Class' to 'Seawolf Class'.

Warning: this campaign seems to have not been throughly error-checked. I am on mission 3 now, and it seems impossible to complete it successfully. I think this has something to do with some triggers only being 11:20-11:30, but the Udaloy fires the missile at about 11:17-11:18.

Bill Nichols · 09-19-05, 06:24 AM

If anyone should correct the trigger errors in this campaign, I'll gladly update the download file on my site.

XabbaRus · 09-19-05, 08:43 AM

Password protected? The original Sub Command campaign files?

Or the modded and updated for DW files?

Jamie · 09-19-05, 08:51 AM

They're not password-protected. You can rename the .MU file that you saved to an .MC file and it should just work (as you said above).

If you want to re-name the file to another name, you just need to update the .CAM file with the new name and as long as no subsequent mission reference the new mission incorrectly (since you changed it), then it should work fine.

P.S. I'd be AMAZED in Mission3 ("Missile Test") would work in DW without some serious tweaking. That mission was so "delicate" that if the wind blew the wrong way the Udaloy (or was it a Sovr.?) wouldn't fire at the airbus. With the scripting in DW, that mission would have been SO much easier to create... Actually that mission is probably the reason WHY we added Scripting in the first place...

09-18-05, 09:23 PM	#1
Neutrino 123 A-ganger Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: UCLA, Los Angeles Posts: 73 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Campaign Editing I started the Sub command U.S. campaign, but there is an error in the first mission that prevents it from being completed. I think I know how to fix the error , but when I did, I was only able to save it into the regular missions folder. I deleted the old version in the campaign folder, and then pasted in the modified version, renaming the suffix to the campaign format. However, whenever I load this replaced mission in the editor, it reverts back to the old version that I deleted (I can't test the single-mission version since it has things that don't work that did even if I don't edit them). How do I properly edit a campaign mission? This should be a really simple thing to do... __________________ Neutrino 123

09-19-05, 12:42 AM	#3
Neutrino 123 A-ganger Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: UCLA, Los Angeles Posts: 73 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Okay, I can't save the campaign mission directly, but if I save it as a regular file and then delete the campaign file, it works after the new file is renamed as a campaign file. Previously, I though it went into a different folder since I had a mirror folder that didn't make sense... Anyway, for others who want to play the first U.S. mission in the sub command campaign, trigger 6 and 33 need to be fixed (fixing 33 is not necessary, and only for the Seawolf, anyway). Trigger 6 page 4 needs to be related to trigger 21 in the top part, rather then trigger 22, or you will never be able to make the simulated atack against the Arleigh Burke. __________________ Neutrino 123

09-19-05, 01:16 AM	#5
Kapitan Sub Test Pilot Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: UK + Canada Posts: 7,132 Downloads: 77 Uploads: 7	yeah how did you do that ? __________________ DONT FORGET if you like a post to nominate it by using the blue diamond Find out about Museum Ships here: https://www.museumships.us/ Flickr for all my pictures: https://www.flickr.com/photos/131313936@N03/ Navy general board articles: https://www.navygeneralboard.com/author/aegis/

09-19-05, 03:56 AM	#6
Neutrino 123 A-ganger Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: UCLA, Los Angeles Posts: 73 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Okay, simple step-by-step instructions for fixing the first campaign mission. Step 1: Collect underpants. Step 2: ... ... ... ... Step 3: PROFIT. Whoops, wrong file... 1. Go to the editor, click 'load campaign mission', and select the first Halifax U.S. campaign one. 2. On the right hand side, there should be a list of several triggers and such. You can get this list by clicking on one of the icons on the bottom right of the screen. Select trigger 28. 3. Go to page 4 of this trigger. 4. Click the little '+' under the 'if'. This should bring up a new mini window. Note that before you click this, the text says a bunch of things including 'trigger 22'. It is necessary to change this to 'trigger 21'. 5. In the new window created by clicking the '+', there should be two drop-down tabs. One just has a single option, but the other (on the bottom left) needs to be opened. It looks blank, but when you click on it, a list of many triggers will appear. 6. Select 'trigger 21'. 7. Click the large '+' in the upper-right of the trigger window and the click the check. The trigger has now been changed. 8. Click 'save' and 'save as' a bunch of times until you are given the option of saving the mission. Do so. 9. Exit Dangerous Waters, and go to the scenario folder. 10. There should be two missions in there now with the 'Halifax688i' title. Delete the one with the '.mc' suffix. 11. Change the suffix of the '.mu' to'.mc'. Note that you may need to go to folder properties of some sort of properties to show file type suffixes. 12. Now the first campaign mission should properly work for the Los Angeles class. If you don't want to do the above, just play the first mission with the Seawolf . The important triggers work well as the Seawolf. THe only one that doesn't work is the unessential trigger 33. To fix this, go to page 2 of the trigger and change 'Los Angeles Class' to 'Seawolf Class'. Warning: this campaign seems to have not been throughly error-checked. I am on mission 3 now, and it seems impossible to complete it successfully. I think this has something to do with some triggers only being 11:20-11:30, but the Udaloy fires the missile at about 11:17-11:18. __________________ Neutrino 123

09-19-05, 06:24 AM	#7
Bill Nichols Master of Defense Join Date: Mar 2000 Posts: 1,502 Downloads: 125 Uploads: 0	If anyone should correct the trigger errors in this campaign, I'll gladly update the download file on my site. __________________ My Dangerous Waters website:

09-19-05, 12:47 AM	#4
Ghost Dog Planesman Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Olympus Mons, Mars Posts: 184 Downloads: 115 Uploads: 0	hey, can you give a step by step how you did it?

09-19-05, 08:43 AM	#8
XabbaRus Navy Seal Join Date: Sep 2001 Posts: 5,330 Downloads: 5 Uploads: 0	Password protected? The original Sub Command campaign files? Or the modded and updated for DW files? __________________

09-19-05, 08:51 AM	#9
Jamie Sonalysts Inc. Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Middletown, CT (USA) Posts: 204 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	They're not password-protected. You can rename the .MU file that you saved to an .MC file and it should just work (as you said above). If you want to re-name the file to another name, you just need to update the .CAM file with the new name and as long as no subsequent mission reference the new mission incorrectly (since you changed it), then it should work fine. P.S. I'd be AMAZED in Mission3 ("Missile Test") would work in DW without some serious tweaking. That mission was so "delicate" that if the wind blew the wrong way the Udaloy (or was it a Sovr.?) wouldn't fire at the airbus. With the scripting in DW, that mission would have been SO much easier to create... Actually that mission is probably the reason WHY we added Scripting in the first place...