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Italian translation of the DCS Mission Generator guide.

This is a short official guide to the player and mission designer GUIs of the mission generator included in DCS.

Dedicated to mission designers
Quick excel and pdf files with all the callsigns available in the ME per aircraft
Can help missions designers to attribute a unique callsign per aircraft for example
Enjoy

based on the original mod by Pounce-Bounce I adjusted some of the icons to my own personal liking and to represent the actual aircraft for the most part so now a KC135 looks like a KC135 and E3D looks like an E3D on the map but an IL-76 also looks like a KC135 maybe at some point if requested could make a Russian aircraft icon only addon as well for those that like the Russian aircraft.

These icons use the Russian Icon mode

Attached is a tool which will assist in creating and removing static units which will include aircraft but also ground units. After a template is created it will be very easy to modify each template allowing modified templates to be tweaked for virtually every mission if you wish with very little effort.

Included are a set of templates for Supercarrier and also a single Airbase (Kusaisi). The tool makes the creation of your own templates very simple however you could also amend the included templates within a few seconds.

Attached is a tool which will assist in creating and removing static units which will include aircraft but also ground units. After a template is created it will be very easy to modify each template allowing modified templates to be tweaked for virtually every mission if you wish with very little effort.    

Included in the download is the generator tool, the LUA files for the demo mission and the misson file itself.The LUA files will need to be in Missions\Scripts but you can move them if you have even the most basic ME knowledge.............Follow the link for an overview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwTsOaNCnU4

Faction map based on the Syrian conflict - July 2016.
Outlines faction boundaries using the drawing tools, to assist mission editors quickly visualising the battlespace and allowing for crafting of more historically plausible scenarios, or finding some inspiration for a mission location (most of the boundaries are near areas of strategic value).