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Ah,ha ! How do you reset missions to "never flown"

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P-12C, How do you reset missions to "never flown"

P-12C,

Everything is about creating missions which is fine. Once we have completed a mission and we get the reward, how can we reset the mission back to the original conditions ? What files need to be deleted or what needs to be done ? Can it be done ?

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Jib01/02
:confused: :confused: :confused:
 
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I don't know any mission action that can do that.
You can delete the file where all user rewards are saved: Application Data\<User>\Microsoft\FSX\GrantedRewards.bin, but it will delete all rewards, including "1000 hours" medals and similar. :(
Unfortunately I didn't manage to decode the format of this file to edit individual content.
 
Hi Folks

LOL

That's a question that's been bothering me for a while,
though as my Beta release draws nearer,
I'm reluctant to activate my rewards
as I'm wondering the same thing.

Have you tried overwriting with different data,
but using the same GUID ?

Any results of above would be appreciated.

ATB
Paul
 
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Must find way to reset missions in FSX !!!!

Ok, we just can't give up on this one. Someone has got to find a way to reset missions flown to 0 removing the rewards, etc.

Everyone that has developed a mission will play it thru to the end and then it gets locked in. I'll keep asking for an answer. We all need this !!!!

Regards
Jib01/02
:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
 
I have found the answer.....

Under Application Data/Microsoft/FSX directory there are two files called--

GrantedRewards and GrantedRewardsOld

Make a backup directory under this FSX directory and move the GrantedRewards and GrantedRewardsOld files to this backup directory.

This will remove all mission rewards. It will not remove the general FSX logging of takeoffs, landings, etc. But this is ok.

You can test your missions over and over this way and then afterwords you can put back these files and they will restore your rewards....

Regards
Jib01/02
:D :D :D
 
I think one post about this would be enough. ;)

Didn't we have this discussion before? No? Hmm...

The solution for resetting the mission to "incomplete" is indeed to change the GUID of the Metadata-Entry in the mission-xml.
 
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Horst,

That's the first time someone has answered the question. If it was answered it must have been in another post...

Thanks
 
I guess it must have been another forum... :o

This is something for the Wiki anyway. :)
 
Yes you can if the mission is in format xml just change the guy number in the metadata and your mission will be renitialised !:)
 
Did you actually look at the date of this topic? (not regarding the answers that were also given 4 years ago)
 
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