Mission Editor
Mission Editor
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Mission Editor
INTRODUCTION
The mission editor included with F/A-18 Operation Iraqi Freedom is a powerful tool for
creating, editing, and saving missions. It provides the player with an endless supply of new
and challenging missions. This document will describe the use of the mission editor to
create, modify, and save your very own F/A-18 Hornet missions.
The mission editor allows the user to create missions only within the Iraqi theater. Aircraft,
helicopters, targets, ground vehicles, ships, SAMs, and AAA can be added to the existing
Iraqi theater to build a unique scenario. You can then script vehicle movements and actions
with the editor to create a truly dynamic combat environment. There is even a random unit
appearance option so that your mission can be different each time it is played. Flying a
mission generated by the mission editor will not affect any of your pilot scores accumulated
in the career mode.
MISSION DESIGN PHILOSOPHY
The editor is designed for single mission construction. There may be specific objectives that
must be accomplished for the mission to be successfully completed. There might also be
events scripted so that if they occur, it will immediately result in mission failure. You can
incorporate both into the same mission.
A mission objective is not required, and a mission can be flown without it. Every entity in
the game world will function as normal, the only difference will be that the mission debrief
will not take into account any victory or loss conditions.
VICTORY CONDITIONS
Missions with victory conditions will have specific objectives that the pilot must accomplish
in order to complete the mission. There can be up to three victory conditions set, designated
as primary, secondary, and ancillary. If all three are used, then all three must be met for the
mission to be considered a success.
LOSS CONDITIONS
Loss conditions are mission flags that will result in a mission failure if the mission flag
condition is met. This will occur even if all of the victory conditions have been met.
STARTING THE MISSION EDITOR
The mission editor is a separate, stand-alone application that resides in your F/A-18
Operation Iraqi Freedom folder. Simply double-click the editor icon to start.
Mission Editor Layout
The mission editor screen is divided into three major subsections: Tabs, the tool bar, and the
map.
TABS
The tabs are located on the left-hand side of the mission editor screen. Select them by
clicking the mouse on the tab you wish to use or by using the keyboard shortcuts provided.
The tabs are used to display information about objects on the map. An object must be
selected for the tabs to display this information. The tabs also contain the victory and loss
conditions.
M I S S I O N E D I T O R
Mission tab
The mission tab is the first tab
from the left side of the screen. It
is selected by clicking on the tab
or by pressing the M key.
The mission tab contains the
victory and loss conditions of the
mission.…
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