Mr LiamT: Redirect to Category:MSFS Mission Script

2021-10-01T20:35:23Z

Redirect to Category:MSFS Mission Script

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	[[~~category~~:~~Missions]]~~
	~~{{Infobox-Applicable-FSVersion~~
	~~\| MSFS = true~~
	~~\| FSXI = false~~
	~~\| P3D5 = false~~
	~~\| P3D4 = false~~
	~~\| P3D3 = false~~
	~~\| P3D2 = false~~
	~~\| P3D = false~~
	~~\| FSW = false~~
	~~\| FSXSE = false~~
	~~\| FSXA = false~~
	~~\| FSX = false~~
	~~\| FS2004 = false~~
	~~\| FS2002 = false~~
	~~\| XP11 = false~~
	~~\| XP10 = false~~
	~~\| XP9 = false~~
	}}
	~~The mission script defines everything that happens in your mission after spawn. The mission script uses .xml files and can be opened with the [[~~MSFS Script ~~Editor]]. The [https://docs.flightsimulator.com/html/index.htm#t=Content_Configuration%2FFlights_And_Missions%2FFlights_And_Missions.htm SDK documentation] here is still lacking currently.~~

	~~== Building blocks ==~~
	~~The mission script is made up of different elements shown as nodes in the [[script editor]].~~
	~~<br><br>~~
	~~''Different names for the building blocks: Elements, Nodes, Objects.''~~
	~~=== General Element Attributes ===~~
	~~{\| class="wikitable"~~
	\|-
	~~! Name~~
	~~! Required~~
	~~! Description~~
	\|-
	~~\| [[GUID]]~~
	~~\| style="background:#90ff90;" \| Yes~~
	~~\| All elements of the mission script need to have a unique GUID.~~
	\|-
	~~\| Id~~
	~~\| style="background:#ff9090;" \| No~~
	~~\| Give every element an short, unique id that tells you what it is and does.~~
	\|-
	~~\| Description~~
	~~\| style="background:#ff9090;" \| No~~
	~~\| A short description of what the element does.~~
	\|-
	~~\| Activated~~
	~~\| style="background:#ff9090;" \| No~~
	\| Some elements can be active or inactive. If they are marked as 'activated' it means they are active from spawn. Elements can be activated and deactivated throughout the mission with an [[Object Activation Action]]. This can be used for instance to limit a trigger to only be 'hot' after it has been activated by something else in the mission.
	\|-
	~~\| Platform~~
	~~\| style="background:#ff9090;" \| No~~
	~~\| Used for platform dependency (PC/Xbox).~~
	\|}

	~~=== [[Triggers]] & [[Actions]] ===~~
	The basic parts of a mission script are triggers and actions. When a trigger ‘fires’, it can start different actions and activate other triggers. A bunch of these together makes up a basic mission.

	~~=== [[Mission elements]] ===~~
	~~Mission elements define a range of things like mission type, goals, world traffic, camera, and thermals.~~

	~~==== [[Calculators]] ====~~
	You can use calculators for more advanced logic in your mission. It can take in multiple variables and trigger different actions based on a logic. You can also use this to calculate a mission score and probably many more applications which you can explore.

	~~=== [[Flowstates]] ===~~
	Flowstates are the different parts of a mission or freeflight such as intro, approach, and parking. FlowstateEvents are special actions which control ‘meta’ or ‘sim-level’ actions such as enabling the VFR map, pausing the simulation, and changing the camera.

	~~=== [[Events]] ===~~
	~~Events are used to notify the user with popups such as flying tips. The event only has to be defined once, and then it can be triggered by the mission script.~~

	~~=== [[LibraryObjects]] ===~~

	~~=== [[ RTC~~ ]] ~~===~~

	~~=== [[ FlightPlan ]] ===~~

	~~=== [[ Others ]] ===~~

	~~== [[ Localisation ]] ==~~
	~~User-facing strings can be localized. This means they can easily be changed and translated without changing the mission script.~~

	~~== Other parts of a mission ==~~

	* [[Flightplan]]
	* [[Weather]]
	* [[Flight file]]

	~~== Tools ==~~
	~~The mission script can be viewed and edited through the Script Editor or by manually editing the .xml file.~~

Mr LiamT: The mission script defines everything that happens in your mission after spawn. It is made up of different elements that are linked to create a mission.

2021-09-30T22:28:05Z

The mission script defines everything that happens in your mission after spawn. It is made up of different elements that are linked to create a mission.

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[[category:Missions]]
{{Infobox-Applicable-FSVersion
| MSFS = true
| FSXI = false
| P3D5 = false
| P3D4 = false
| P3D3 = false
| P3D2 = false
| P3D = false
| FSW = false
| FSXSE = false
| FSXA = false
| FSX = false
| FS2004 = false
| FS2002 = false
| XP11 = false
| XP10 = false
| XP9 = false
}}
The mission script defines everything that happens in your mission after spawn. The mission script uses .xml files and can be opened with the [[MSFS Script Editor]]. The [https://docs.flightsimulator.com/html/index.htm#t=Content_Configuration%2FFlights_And_Missions%2FFlights_And_Missions.htm SDK documentation] here is still lacking currently.

== Building blocks ==
The mission script is made up of different elements shown as nodes in the [[script editor]].
<br><br>
''Different names for the building blocks: Elements, Nodes, Objects.''
=== General Element Attributes ===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Name
! Required
! Description
|-
| [[GUID]]
| style="background:#90ff90;" | Yes
| All elements of the mission script need to have a unique GUID.
|-
| Id
| style="background:#ff9090;" | No
| Give every element an short, unique id that tells you what it is and does.
|-
| Description
| style="background:#ff9090;" | No
| A short description of what the element does.
|-
| Activated
| style="background:#ff9090;" | No
| Some elements can be active or inactive. If they are marked as 'activated' it means they are active from spawn. Elements can be activated and deactivated throughout the mission with an [[Object Activation Action]]. This can be used for instance to limit a trigger to only be 'hot' after it has been activated by something else in the mission.
|-
| Platform
| style="background:#ff9090;" | No
| Used for platform dependency (PC/Xbox).
|}

=== [[Triggers]] & [[Actions]] ===
The basic parts of a mission script are triggers and actions. When a trigger ‘fires’, it can start different actions and activate other triggers. A bunch of these together makes up a basic mission.

=== [[Mission elements]] ===
Mission elements define a range of things like mission type, goals, world traffic, camera, and thermals.

==== [[Calculators]] ====
You can use calculators for more advanced logic in your mission. It can take in multiple variables and trigger different actions based on a logic. You can also use this to calculate a mission score and probably many more applications which you can explore.

=== [[Flowstates]] ===
Flowstates are the different parts of a mission or freeflight such as intro, approach, and parking. FlowstateEvents are special actions which control ‘meta’ or ‘sim-level’ actions such as enabling the VFR map, pausing the simulation, and changing the camera.

=== [[Events]] ===
Events are used to notify the user with popups such as flying tips. The event only has to be defined once, and then it can be triggered by the mission script.

=== [[LibraryObjects]] ===

=== [[ RTC ]] ===

=== [[ FlightPlan ]] ===

=== [[ Others ]] ===

== [[ Localisation ]] ==
User-facing strings can be localized. This means they can easily be changed and translated without changing the mission script.

== Other parts of a mission ==

* [[Flightplan]]
* [[Weather]]
* [[Flight file]]

== Tools ==
The mission script can be viewed and edited through the Script Editor or by manually editing the .xml file.

Mission Script (MSFS) - Revision history

Mr LiamT: Redirect to Category:MSFS Mission Script

Mr LiamT: The mission script defines everything that happens in your mission after spawn. It is made up of different elements that are linked to create a mission.