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Well you could add a line to your script (or whatever): Give the contents of the chopper name such as P1 and P2 Then add the lines: P1 setdammage 0 P2 setdammage 0 Or you could download the second tailrotor failure script from OFP Editingcenter

create a trigger with the type set to End#1. If you want it to say something you will have to create a briefing.html file.

Okay, tutorial by my side now. Your Script: class cfgmusic { tracks[]= { songoffreedom }; class songoffreedom { name = "songoffreedom"; sound[] = {\music\songoffreedom.ogg. db:50, 1.0); }; }; Edited script using tutorial: class cfgmusic { tracks[]={songoffreedom}; class songoffreedom { name = "songoffreedom"; sound[] = {\music\songoffreedom.ogg, db+10, 1.0); }; }; Obviously there is nothing wrong with the script then. How are you activating the song?. Another thing I can think of is, and please don't take this as an insult, is your songoffreedom.ogg in a folder called music in your mission's dircectory?

If you want my opinion, my favourite missions are the first few campaign ones and Ambush. I like these because they are both fun and (Ambush) is realalistic.

Beacuse I am no expert on Sound editing (I keep my tutorial close by) I tend to miss things out and get things wrong. But I have another proposition: In this line (the corrected one): sound[] = {\music\songoffreedom.ogg, db+50, 1.0); Try this: sound[] = {"songoffreedom.ogg", db+50, 1.0); I'm not entirely sure if that is correct, try leaving in the "\music\" bit too just incase.

Okay, I think the problem is in this line and I THINK there are two things wrong: wrong line: sound[] = {\music\songoffreedom.ogg. db:50, 1.0); try this: sound[] = {\music\songoffreedom.ogg, db+50, 1.0); You can change the + to a - if it doesn't work. Happy editing .

Okay, I don't quite understand what you mean, but I can think of two things: 1.Q.You want to know what to open the .ext file in. A.Just use Notepad or any word processing program. 2.Q.You don't know how to change a .txt file to a .ext file. A.Well firstly you have to view the extentions on your file names. To do this open My Computer, click on view and then folder options...Now select the view tab and look down the check-list, un-check the box which says "Hide file extensions for known file types". Then find the .txt file you wish to change and select the "rename" option when you right click it. Now all you need to do is delete the .txt extension and add .ext. I hope one of them was what you were looking for .