spectre2042

Thanks Anton, I didn't realise I had to use a different module. Not sure why that didn't occur to me at the time... Simply using the add objects to zeus function after executing the code worked and the units are back. It's great to know that I can do this in zeus without having to remake the mission each time I want to play it, but is there a way to save the code in a mission file to make something more permanent that I can then load up and finish off in the 2d editor? Also, thanks for the help Soulis, though that didn't seem to work. That said I honestly know nothing about sqf files, so it's possible I am doing it wrong! :D

Hi Anton (or anyone else that knows), I recently downloaded ARES under the impression that I'd be able to create my missions using Zeus, and then save them to either play later, or continue editing. The numerous lines of code that are generated after I use the generate SQF module don't seem to do anything in game. Baring in mind I really have no idea when it comes to editing, there's probably something obvious I am missing, so I am hoping that someone can help me! :D When I generated the SQF, I chose to have everything copied, and I then copy/pasted the code into a notepad document for later use. I came back to the game after an hour two and tried to load the mission I made so I could finish it off but I can't figure out what to do. I've tried using the "execute code" module, and simply pasting the code into there, I have tried making a mission folder with the code placed into an Init.sqf file, and I have also tried copying the code into a mission.sqm file (Which actually crashes my game when I try load it). Have I misunderstood the save/load feature, or am I doing something wrong here? I hate using the 2D editor to place units and create bases etc, so this seems like an easier option. I'm hoping I am just being stupid and doing something wrong with the code that's generated, but either way, I'd appreciate some help because I am completely clueless! :(