Request Naval Vessel - Turn Into Wind - ME version

Mission Link: drive.google.c...
A video showing how I created the content for my previous video reference recovery of an aircraft to an aircraft carrier that has to turn into wind whilst following its naval orbit using "GO TO WAYPOINT" commands. I would suggest this content is probably not for the novice mission builder but hey give it a go you never know until you try. The link above will allow you to download the mission and review it at your own pace. Many thanks and enjoy.

[@TheDM3002XTuber]

Thank you for this guide, love to see more of these. And yes would also love if it will be made simpler in the future, but like that you provide an solution for the current DCS build

[@tumlakneu]

As always outstanding good ! Would be nice to hear the conversation spoken.

[@hitchcock_]

Are you guys working on a better solution? Because that is (sorry) BS. A checkbox with a logic behind it, an advanced waypoint option, but that is not practical at all. some community carrier scripts are easier to use than this.

[@aarnoman1088]

Agreed. Considering we paid a heap for the SC, having an in-engine turn into wind (that actually turns into wind to obtain an appropriate wind over deck speed) is not a big ask.

[@DavidGrinnell]

Agreed

[@dominiquea6723]

I do agree, that is not at all a correct and usable workaround of what we have missed for almost 3 years in DCS : a proper & precise "into the wind for planes recovery" order to the Carrier !! During "Recovery Sessions" the Aircraft Carrier is supposed to be as stable as possible on a precise heading which give an apparent wind on the runway right into the runway's axe ! The precision asked by the aviators is less than 2 degrees ! Not in an approximative range of more than 10 degrees like it is written in a trigger of this mission !

[@dominiquea6723]

Aviators cannot deal with an important cross wind during a carrier's landing ! The landing pattern is very short and need to be executed with precision (much more than for an inland lusual landings). So the boat precision on his proper heading needs to be as perfect, stable and precise as possible ! Otherwise the landings are going to be risky ...

[@flyingPeet]

I was hopping for an in-game logic not an mission editor nightmare stuff. I'm quite disapointed about the SC, after 3 years, plenty features are missing.

[@suecobandito8954]

Slick mission. Placement of the recovery tanker might be worthwhile and give the jets less fuel to start just to add some pressure while the carrier repositions. Many possibilities with this...

[@DanielSirqueira]

Thank You!!! Thank You!!! Thank You!!!

[@thunderace4588]

Thank you for showing us how to do this Suntsag Ancient Gamer.

[@Ikeepforgettingmykeysinmycar]

Thanks Suntsag!

[@rudelchw]

Thank you so much, I will try this out as it seems very useful ❤

[@8kidd8]

Thanks a lot for good ME tip :D

[@bitboydcs9825]

Excellent detail and insight as usual, thanks for sharing.

[@haedubabaganush]

Thanks for a really great ME tutorial.

[@MrEfoefi]

wouldn't it be better to implement a built in option to the SC or even the regular one that make the carrier to turn in to the wind? Why we need to build a complex trigger system for that?!

[@HercNav]

Thanks for info!

[@stargazer79]

Flags can have text names? *mind blown*

[@lorenzobosi8650]

Thank you so much Suntsag, yet another cool tutorial on ME. Will try the mission asap

[@Baco1170]

thanks a bunch!!! may I abuse your generosity and ask you if it would be posible for the carrier to resume the loop after a certain time or after planes have landed?

[@PredatorFly]

Hi and thanks for your tutorial, I have a problem when I go to set the "AI TASK PUSH" function it doesn't show me any waypoints to assign to the ship...why? Yet at waypoint 4 I set as you did in the video ... I entered >Perform Task--->Go to Waypoint---> To Waypoint 1