Strike Tutorial #3 Help

[Adagosto]

I'm not sure if this is the proper place for this question, and I imagine I'm not the first to ask this, but....here we go. Please educate me on the best place to ask this....

In Strike Tutorial #3, I have all the missions created and are delayed, but when I run the scenario, when the time is up for a particular mission, it goes "green" in the Mission Editor, but the aircraft do not launch. They are all parked.

The date and time as set in the Editor under the Activation Time.

The only thing I can think that might be causing this is, when I assigned the aircraft, I got the error that the number of aircraft was not correct for the mission. I can't remember the exact wording. Strike missions want 4 aircraft and in most cases I was assigning less. Is that the cause?

Help!

[Adagosto]

Ok....I think I solved my problem.

I unchecked Enforce Flight Size.

I must have missed this in the instructions.

[Gunner98]

Glad you sorted it out.

This is the right spot, and I designed the tutorials so I'll try and help out.

B

[Adagosto]

Gunner98,

Now that I kinda have you....you did an outstanding job building those. I'm going through all of them in order. They are really well put together. Nice job on the "building blocks" of learning.

I sure with these tutorials were as mature and detailed back when I was into Harpoon. I did quite a bit of testing back in the day, but I'm not sure I ever mastered the simulation. I think with your tutorials, you actually put people on that path. So much to learn!!!!

Thanks!
Adam

[zackwalk]

How do you find airfields?specifically the ramat David airfield.
Zackwalk

[Adagosto]

Zackwalk, are you asking, where is the specific airfield used in the scenario? As in you need help finding it on the map in order to get started??

If that's what you're asking....it's a good question. I had to poke around before finding it. Unfortunately I'm away from my computer now, but I can tell you is in the mid-lower left part of the opening map window. Maybe someone else can help here.....