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Tanaka: /* Assign Gear */

2018-04-23T20:24:11Z

Assign Gear

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	== Assign Gear ==		== Assign Gear ==

	Assign Gear is a gearscript made by the Coalition, and it’s purpose is to make the loadout creation process a lot easier. It is made so it can be easily accessed by anyone, whilst it still covers a great depth in the loadout design. You can change any specific gear in f_assignGear_faction.sqf which will dictate what the players wear and what weapons they use. In f_assignGear_faction_standard.sqf you can change specifics for every class, what attachments they have, and the amount of ammo, grenades etc they carry.

	For a more in-depth guide on how to use the Assign Gear feature, see: [http://coalitiongroup.net/wiki/index.php?title=Mission_Making_Tutorial Mission Making Guidelines]		For a more in-depth guide on how to use the Assign Gear feature, see: [http://coalitiongroup.net/wiki/index.php?title=Mission_Making_Tutorial Mission Making Guidelines]

Philbilly: /* Plank */ Changed to new fortification system.

2018-02-23T03:34:23Z

Plank: Changed to new fortification system.

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	The deployment option can also be used if you JIP’d in or got respawned, if you know where to teleport it’s easier for you to do it rather than have an admin do it for you.		The deployment option can also be used if you JIP’d in or got respawned, if you know where to teleport it’s easier for you to do it rather than have an admin do it for you.

	== ~~Plank~~ ==		== Fortification ==

	~~Plank is~~ a ~~building script~~ that ~~has been customized~~ to ~~fit our needs~~. This ~~script allows you to add actions to pull building supplies~~ from ~~an entity by changing its variable name "Supplytruck_1"~~. ~~By default there will be a truck next to~~ the ~~engineer slots in~~ the ~~framework with this variable name in place already~~. You ~~can use this variable on ''any'' placeable entity~~. ~~Once the variable is set~~ you will ~~be able to run up~~ to the ~~entity and scroll wheel to pick up building kits which are sorted by role~~. ~~For example~~ you ~~can~~ have a ~~town hall building that you~~ can ~~pull these kits from~~. ~~Kits start with "Rifleman kit" which is a few sandbag walls and a roll~~ of ~~razor wire, and gain heavier~~ fortifications as you ~~go up~~ the ~~chain of command. The "PLT KIT" will have 1 small sandbag bunker, 1 ladder, 4~~ wide ~~sandbag walls, 1 H-barrier watchtower, 4 short sandbag wall, 4 rolls of razor wire, 4 concrete road barriers, 1 sandbag watchtower, and 2 earthen ramparts~~. ~~Once~~ you ~~pick up these kits~~ you ~~scroll wheel again to find~~ the ~~items and select one~~ to ~~place it. Recommend asking about changes to this script in #missiondesign before trying~~ to ~~do it alone~~.		The CMF includes a fortification module that allows anyone with a fortification tool to build various bunkers and emplacements defined by the mission designer. This module is tied into Safe Start, and can only be used while Safe Start is active. The tool gets automatically removed from your inventory once Safe Start is deactivated. If your role includes the tool; To use it you simply ACE self interact and look for the fortify option. You will then see the options available and their cost. After you select something it will appear in front of you and you can follow the on screen instructions to make various adjustments before placing the fortification. Misplaced fortifications can be removed while you have the tool by ACE interacting with them. You get a full refund for anything removed.

			Mission designers can change the module for each side in the editor. The relevant settings are as follows,

			* Presets. There are 3 presets defining the type of fortifications available. Use the preset you think fits your mission.

			* Budget. This sets the faction wide budget for the selected faction. Set it as high or low as you want depending on how much you want the players to be able to fortify.

Philbilly: /* Plank */

2017-07-16T05:18:21Z

Plank

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	== Plank ==		== Plank ==

	Plank is a building script that has been customized to fit our needs. This script allows you to add actions to pull ~~bulding~~ supplies from an entity by changing its variable name "Supplytruck_1". By default there will be a truck next to the engineer slots in the framework with this variable name in place already. You can use this variable on ''any'' placeable entity. Once the variable is set you will be able to run up to the entity and scroll wheel to pick up building kits which are sorted by role. For example you can have a town hall building that you can pull these kits from. Kits start with "Rifleman kit" which is a few sandbag walls and a ~~spool~~ of razor wire, and gain heavier fortifications as you go up the chain of command. The "PLT KIT" will have 1 small sandbag bunker, 1 ladder, 4 wide sandbag walls, 1 H-barrier watchtower, 4 short sandbag wall, 4 rolls of razor wire, 4 concrete road barriers, 1 sandbag watchtower, and 2 earthen ramparts. Recommend asking about changes to this script in #missiondesign before trying to do it alone.		Plank is a building script that has been customized to fit our needs. This script allows you to add actions to pull building supplies from an entity by changing its variable name "Supplytruck_1". By default there will be a truck next to the engineer slots in the framework with this variable name in place already. You can use this variable on ''any'' placeable entity. Once the variable is set you will be able to run up to the entity and scroll wheel to pick up building kits which are sorted by role. For example you can have a town hall building that you can pull these kits from. Kits start with "Rifleman kit" which is a few sandbag walls and a roll of razor wire, and gain heavier fortifications as you go up the chain of command. The "PLT KIT" will have 1 small sandbag bunker, 1 ladder, 4 wide sandbag walls, 1 H-barrier watchtower, 4 short sandbag wall, 4 rolls of razor wire, 4 concrete road barriers, 1 sandbag watchtower, and 2 earthen ramparts. Once you pick up these kits you scroll wheel again to find the items and select one to place it. Recommend asking about changes to this script in #missiondesign before trying to do it alone.

Philbilly at 05:12, 16 July 2017

2017-07-16T05:12:17Z

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	The deployment option can also be used if you JIP’d in or got respawned, if you know where to teleport it’s easier for you to do it rather than have an admin do it for you.		The deployment option can also be used if you JIP’d in or got respawned, if you know where to teleport it’s easier for you to do it rather than have an admin do it for you.

			== Plank ==

			Plank is a building script that has been customized to fit our needs. This script allows you to add actions to pull bulding supplies from an entity by changing its variable name "Supplytruck_1". By default there will be a truck next to the engineer slots in the framework with this variable name in place already. You can use this variable on ''any'' placeable entity. Once the variable is set you will be able to run up to the entity and scroll wheel to pick up building kits which are sorted by role. For example you can have a town hall building that you can pull these kits from. Kits start with "Rifleman kit" which is a few sandbag walls and a spool of razor wire, and gain heavier fortifications as you go up the chain of command. The "PLT KIT" will have 1 small sandbag bunker, 1 ladder, 4 wide sandbag walls, 1 H-barrier watchtower, 4 short sandbag wall, 4 rolls of razor wire, 4 concrete road barriers, 1 sandbag watchtower, and 2 earthen ramparts. Recommend asking about changes to this script in #missiondesign before trying to do it alone.

Tanaka: /* Map Markers */

2017-03-29T02:01:59Z

Map Markers

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	For a more in-depth guide on how to use the Assign Gear feature, see: [http://coalitiongroup.net/wiki/index.php?title=Mission_Making_Tutorial Mission Making Guidelines]		For a more in-depth guide on how to use the Assign Gear feature, see: [http://coalitiongroup.net/wiki/index.php?title=Mission_Making_Tutorial Mission Making Guidelines]

	== ~~Map Markers~~ ==		== Bluforce Trackers ==

	During a mission you will see live map markers that track every friendly element on the map. These markers are there to make it easier for ourselves, and be able to track what’s going on between the different elements. It does not track individuals, so if you’re an AAR in a fireteam you will not carry the mapmarker, it is always the leader of every group.		During a mission you will see live map markers that track every friendly element on the map. These markers are there to make it easier for ourselves, and be able to track what’s going on between the different elements. It does not track individuals, so if you’re an AAR in a fireteam you will not carry the mapmarker, it is always the leader of every group.

	== Respawn ==		== Respawn ==

Vexxey at 17:51, 28 March 2017

2017-03-28T17:51:35Z

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	Coalition Mission Framework, the CMF is a mission framework for our missions. It has numerous features, and it is there to make mission making easier, and save us time during the missions themselves.		Coalition Mission Framework, the CMF is a mission framework for our missions. It has numerous features, and it is there to make mission making easier, and save us time during the missions themselves.

	~~== The CMF features are as following: ==~~

	== Assign Gear ==		== Assign Gear ==

Vexxey at 17:51, 28 March 2017

2017-03-28T17:51:15Z

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	== The CMF features are as following: ==		== The CMF features are as following: ==

			== Assign Gear ==
	~~'''~~Assign Gear~~'''~~

	Assign Gear is a gearscript made by the Coalition, and it’s purpose is to make the loadout creation process a lot easier. It is made so it can be easily accessed by anyone, whilst it still covers a great depth in the loadout design. You can change any specific gear in f_assignGear_faction.sqf which will dictate what the players wear and what weapons they use. In f_assignGear_faction_standard.sqf you can change specifics for every class, what attachments they have, and the amount of ammo, grenades etc they carry.		Assign Gear is a gearscript made by the Coalition, and it’s purpose is to make the loadout creation process a lot easier. It is made so it can be easily accessed by anyone, whilst it still covers a great depth in the loadout design. You can change any specific gear in f_assignGear_faction.sqf which will dictate what the players wear and what weapons they use. In f_assignGear_faction_standard.sqf you can change specifics for every class, what attachments they have, and the amount of ammo, grenades etc they carry.
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	For a more in-depth guide on how to use the Assign Gear feature, see: [http://coalitiongroup.net/wiki/index.php?title=Mission_Making_Tutorial Mission Making Guidelines]		For a more in-depth guide on how to use the Assign Gear feature, see: [http://coalitiongroup.net/wiki/index.php?title=Mission_Making_Tutorial Mission Making Guidelines]

	~~'''~~Map Markers~~'''~~		== Map Markers ==

	During a mission you will see live map markers that track every friendly element on the map. These markers are there to make it easier for ourselves, and be able to track what’s going on between the different elements. It does not track individuals, so if you’re an AAR in a fireteam you will not carry the mapmarker, it is always the leader of every group.		During a mission you will see live map markers that track every friendly element on the map. These markers are there to make it easier for ourselves, and be able to track what’s going on between the different elements. It does not track individuals, so if you’re an AAR in a fireteam you will not carry the mapmarker, it is always the leader of every group.

	~~'''~~Respawn~~'''~~		== Respawn ==

	Our respawn system is made in a way that administrators dictate it. You will not respawn instantly when you die, you will be respawned if the mission calls for it. For an example, if you accidentally die during the briefing due to an ArmA error, an administrator has the ability to respawn you. However, if you get killed by an enemy near the end of the mission, the chances of you staying is spectator is very likely.		Our respawn system is made in a way that administrators dictate it. You will not respawn instantly when you die, you will be respawned if the mission calls for it. For an example, if you accidentally die during the briefing due to an ArmA error, an administrator has the ability to respawn you. However, if you get killed by an enemy near the end of the mission, the chances of you staying is spectator is very likely.
	~~'''~~
	Spectator~~'''~~		== Spectator ==

	When you die you will enter the spectator. The spectator script that we use is a mix of F3 framework and tanaKa’s own implementations. The spectator is very straight forward, and let’s you spectate the alive players whilst being dead. You will be able to hear the living players when you zoom into ACRE range of a player.		When you die you will enter the spectator. The spectator script that we use is a mix of F3 framework and tanaKa’s own implementations. The spectator is very straight forward, and let’s you spectate the alive players whilst being dead. You will be able to hear the living players when you zoom into ACRE range of a player.

	~~'''~~JIP~~'''~~		== JIP ==

	JIP - Or Join in Progress is exactly what the name suggests. For people joining in late, the JIP function is there to let players spawn in and attach themselves to an element.		JIP - Or Join in Progress is exactly what the name suggests. For people joining in late, the JIP function is there to let players spawn in and attach themselves to an element.
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	For a more in-depth guide on the JIP function, see: [http://coalitiongroup.net/wiki/index.php?title=Advanced_Session_Information#Joining_in_Progress_.28JIP.29_and_the_JIP_menu: Advanced Session Information]		For a more in-depth guide on the JIP function, see: [http://coalitiongroup.net/wiki/index.php?title=Advanced_Session_Information#Joining_in_Progress_.28JIP.29_and_the_JIP_menu: Advanced Session Information]

	~~'''~~Briefing~~'''~~		== Briefing ==

	Our briefing script is in-house made by tanaKa. It is simple to use with easy guidelines to help you make a successful briefing. Within the briefing folder you will find a briefing file respective to every faction, plus f_briefing_admin.sqf. This file is only meant for admins to read. If you want the AI to act a specific way, or spawn in enemy reinforcements at a specific time during the mission. The faction briefing files need to be used for every faction you have players on. For a TvT, two or more briefings would have to be made. For a co-op, usually one. For a more in-depth guide on the Briefing script, see: [http://coalitiongroup.net/wiki/index.php?title=Mission_Making_Tutorial Mission Making Guidelines].		Our briefing script is in-house made by tanaKa. It is simple to use with easy guidelines to help you make a successful briefing. Within the briefing folder you will find a briefing file respective to every faction, plus f_briefing_admin.sqf. This file is only meant for admins to read. If you want the AI to act a specific way, or spawn in enemy reinforcements at a specific time during the mission. The faction briefing files need to be used for every faction you have players on. For a TvT, two or more briefings would have to be made. For a co-op, usually one. For a more in-depth guide on the Briefing script, see: [http://coalitiongroup.net/wiki/index.php?title=Mission_Making_Tutorial Mission Making Guidelines].

	~~'''~~Deploy~~'''~~		== Deploy ==

	Certain missions require you to use the deployment function. The deploy action can be found in your scroll wheel action menu. During some missions the deployment option is required to be used. The deployment option should only be used by element leaders - it will teleport everyone in the group to the chosen area. After you’ve hit deploy you will have to left click on your map at the designated location you want to teleport you - and it will teleport your group.		Certain missions require you to use the deployment function. The deploy action can be found in your scroll wheel action menu. During some missions the deployment option is required to be used. The deployment option should only be used by element leaders - it will teleport everyone in the group to the chosen area. After you’ve hit deploy you will have to left click on your map at the designated location you want to teleport you - and it will teleport your group.

	The deployment option can also be used if you JIP’d in or got respawned, if you know where to teleport it’s easier for you to do it rather than have an admin do it for you.		The deployment option can also be used if you JIP’d in or got respawned, if you know where to teleport it’s easier for you to do it rather than have an admin do it for you.

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== The Coalition Mission Framework ==

Coalition Mission Framework, the CMF is a mission framework for our missions. It has numerous features, and it is there to make mission making easier, and save us time during the missions themselves.

== The CMF features are as following: ==

'''Assign Gear'''

Assign Gear is a gearscript made by the Coalition, and it’s purpose is to make the loadout creation process a lot easier. It is made so it can be easily accessed by anyone, whilst it still covers a great depth in the loadout design. You can change any specific gear in f_assignGear_faction.sqf which will dictate what the players wear and what weapons they use. In f_assignGear_faction_standard.sqf you can change specifics for every class, what attachments they have, and the amount of ammo, grenades etc they carry.

For a more in-depth guide on how to use the Assign Gear feature, see: [http://coalitiongroup.net/wiki/index.php?title=Mission_Making_Tutorial Mission Making Guidelines]

'''Map Markers'''

During a mission you will see live map markers that track every friendly element on the map. These markers are there to make it easier for ourselves, and be able to track what’s going on between the different elements. It does not track individuals, so if you’re an AAR in a fireteam you will not carry the mapmarker, it is always the leader of every group.

'''Respawn'''

Our respawn system is made in a way that administrators dictate it. You will not respawn instantly when you die, you will be respawned if the mission calls for it. For an example, if you accidentally die during the briefing due to an ArmA error, an administrator has the ability to respawn you. However, if you get killed by an enemy near the end of the mission, the chances of you staying is spectator is very likely.
'''
Spectator'''

When you die you will enter the spectator. The spectator script that we use is a mix of F3 framework and tanaKa’s own implementations. The spectator is very straight forward, and let’s you spectate the alive players whilst being dead. You will be able to hear the living players when you zoom into ACRE range of a player.

'''JIP'''

JIP - Or Join in Progress is exactly what the name suggests. For people joining in late, the JIP function is there to let players spawn in and attach themselves to an element.

For a more in-depth guide on the JIP function, see: [http://coalitiongroup.net/wiki/index.php?title=Advanced_Session_Information#Joining_in_Progress_.28JIP.29_and_the_JIP_menu: Advanced Session Information]

'''Briefing'''

Our briefing script is in-house made by tanaKa. It is simple to use with easy guidelines to help you make a successful briefing. Within the briefing folder you will find a briefing file respective to every faction, plus f_briefing_admin.sqf. This file is only meant for admins to read. If you want the AI to act a specific way, or spawn in enemy reinforcements at a specific time during the mission. The faction briefing files need to be used for every faction you have players on. For a TvT, two or more briefings would have to be made. For a co-op, usually one. For a more in-depth guide on the Briefing script, see: [http://coalitiongroup.net/wiki/index.php?title=Mission_Making_Tutorial Mission Making Guidelines].

'''Deploy'''

Certain missions require you to use the deployment function. The deploy action can be found in your scroll wheel action menu. During some missions the deployment option is required to be used. The deployment option should only be used by element leaders - it will teleport everyone in the group to the chosen area. After you’ve hit deploy you will have to left click on your map at the designated location you want to teleport you - and it will teleport your group.

The deployment option can also be used if you JIP’d in or got respawned, if you know where to teleport it’s easier for you to do it rather than have an admin do it for you.