17.07.2013, 13:26:32
You get the first defined plane twice, because you set ParaDrop.Count=3 and only defined the contents of plane 1 and 2. Undefined planes default to the first plane. Setting ParaDrop.Count=2 will fix this, though it will send only two planes.
I'm not sure whether I got it right this way: This example sends three planes, each containing only one unit type:
If you only want a Boris to be sent for the Russians, leaving all other planes as they are:
Hope this helps.
I'm not sure whether I got it right this way: This example sends three planes, each containing only one unit type:
Code:
ParaDrop.Count=3 ; default number of planes (see below for the Russians example)
ParaDrop.Types=E2 ; first plane, all sides
ParaDrop.Num=4
ParaDrop.Aircraft=SPACES
ParaDrop.Plane2.Types=HTK ; second plane, all sides. uses same aircraft as first plane
ParaDrop.Plane2.Num=1
ParaDrop.Plane3.Types=HTNK ; third plane, all sides. uses same aircraft as first plane
ParaDrop.Plane3.Num=1
If you only want a Boris to be sent for the Russians, leaving all other planes as they are:
Code:
ParaDrop.Russians.Count=4 ; sent four instead of 3 for the Russians
ParaDrop.Russians.Plane4.Types=BORIS
ParaDrop.Russians.Plane4.Num=1
Hope this helps.