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This script is designed to make DCS AI fighters more organized.
The following functions can be used independently or in combination
1. Automation of takeoff instructions
2. Control of engagement areas
[Table of Contents]
1. About Air C2 Script
2. How to use
2.1. Loading Scripts
2.2. Automated takeoff instructions
2.3. Control of the engagement area
3. log
4. Contact
[1. About Air C2 Script]
This script is designed to make the DCS AI fighters more organized in their fight.
The following functions can be used independently or in combination
Automated takeoff instructions
Control of the engagement area
[2. How to use]
2.1. Loading Scripts
Follow the steps below to apply the script to a mission.
2.1.1 Download the script.
2.1.2 Open the DCS mission editor.。
2.1.3 Sel ect "Set rules for Triggers" fr om the left menu bar.
2.1.4 Click the "NEW" button under "TRIGGERS".
2.1.5 Change "TYPE" to "4 MISSION START".
2.1.6 Click the "NEW" button under "ACTIONS".
2.1.7 Change "ACTIONS" to "DO SCRIPT FILE".
2.1.8 Sel ect the downloaded script.
2.2. Automation of Takeoff Instructions
The following procedure is used to prepare for the automation of takeoff instructions.
(We will proceed with the setting on the Red camp side.)
Flow of the procedure.
2.2.1 Set up the trigger zone.
2.2.2 Preparation of early warning radar network.
2.2.3 Preparation of aircraft to take off.
2.2.1 Setting up the Trigger Zone
2.2.1.1 Sel ect "Create trigger zone" fr om the left menu bar.
2.2.1.2 Create an area to determine whether to let the aircraft take off.
2.2.1.3 Name the trigger zone "SC_Red". (or "SC_Blue" if you are in the Blue camp)
★If you want to set up multiple zones.
If the name of the trigger zone is in the form "SC_Red-Numeric", it will be recognized. (up to a maximum of 99).
2.2.2 Preparation of Early Warning Radar Network
2.2.2.1 Deploy AWACS, AEW and EWR.
【Notes】
Conditions under which enemy aircraft can be detected vary depending on the location of the installation.
2.2.3 Preparation of aircraft to take off
2.2.3.1 Place the aircraft to be taken off.
2.2.3.2 Change the "TYPE" to "Take off fr om Ramp".
2.2.3.3 Check the "UNCONTROLLED" checkbox. (It is displayed under "CALLSIGN")
2.2.3.4 Add the keyword "SC" to "NAME".
(ex.) Aerial-1_SC
★ To specify the timing of takeoff preparation
The timing can be specified in the range of 0 to 99 minutes.
If you want to specify a definite value
Please add the keyword "delay<Number>".
(ex.) Su-27_SC_delay5 ⇒ Takeoff preparation starts 5 minutes after takeoff instruction.
(ex.) Su-27_SC_delay30⇒ Takeoff preparation will start 30 minutes after takeoff instruction.
If you want to randomize
Please add the keyword "random<4-digit number>".
(ex.) Su-27_SC_random0015 ⇒ Takeoff preparation starts anywhere from 0 to 15 minutes after takeoff instruction.
(ex.) Su-27_SC_random0520 ⇒ Start takeoff preparation somewhere between 5 and 20 minutes after takeoff instruction.
(ex.) Su-27_SC_random3045 ⇒ Start takeoff preparation somewhere between 30 and 45 minutes after takeoff instruction.
2.3 Control of the engagement area
The following procedure is used to prepare for the control of the engagement area.
(We will proceed with the setting on the Red camp side.)
Flow of the procedure
2.3.1 Setting up the trigger zone
2.2.1.1 Sel ect "Create trigger zone" fr om the left menu bar.
2.2.1.2 Create the area to be engaged
2.2.1.3 Name the trigger zone "BARCAP_Red". (or "BARCAP_Blue" if you are in the Blue camp)
★If you want to set up more than one
The name of the trigger zone will be recognized if it is in the form "BARCAP_Red-<Number>". (up to a maximum of 99)
(ex.)BARCAP_Red-1
(ex.)BARCAP_Red-90
2.3.2 Preparation of Early Warning Radar
2.3.2.1 Deploy AWACS, AEW and EWR.
2.3.3 Control of Aircraft Controlling the Area of Engagement
2.3.3.1 Place aircraft.
2.3.3.2 Add "BARCAP" to the name of the aircraft.
(ex.) Su-27_BARCAP
(ex.) Su-27_SC_random1530_BARCAP (Can also be combined with automatic takeoff)
★In addition to "BARCAP engagement area", "FORCAP engagement area" can be set.
Force CAP means Force Cap.
The only way to set it is to replace the BARCAP keyword with FORCAP.
It is possible to engage only in an area smaller than the BARCAP (can be used in a force preservation manner).
[3. History]
2023/03/18 Ver. 1.0 is released.
[4. Contact]
Twitter
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