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ofp:missions:overview.html [2010/07/12 08:19] – changed new bis forum link. snakemanofp:missions:overview.html [2024/07/31 15:05] (current) – links added. snakeman
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-====== Overview html ======+====== OFP Overview html ====== 
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 +[[https://www.pmctactical.org/forum/viewforum.php?f=43|OFP Forum]], [[:ofp|OFP Home]], [[ofp:file_formats|OFP File Formats]], [[ofp:tools|OFP Tools]], [[ofp:missions|OFP Missions]], [[ofp:modeling|OFP 3D Modeling]], [[ofp:terrain|OFP Terrain]] 
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 +**Operation Flashpoint (OFP)** aka ArmA: Cold War Assault (CWA)
  
 The //overview.html// is an optional file, which simply means the game won't crash without it, but it adds polish to your creative efforts. It appears on the notebook before you start a mission or campaign.  When you click on a mission, on the right you see an overview, which is mostly comprised of a picture and one or two lines of text. Alternatively, you could de-PBO an existing mission and use its overview file as a template. The //overview.html// is an optional file, which simply means the game won't crash without it, but it adds polish to your creative efforts. It appears on the notebook before you start a mission or campaign.  When you click on a mission, on the right you see an overview, which is mostly comprised of a picture and one or two lines of text. Alternatively, you could de-PBO an existing mission and use its overview file as a template.
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   * single missions,   * single missions,
   * a campaign, and   * a campaign, and
-  * individual  missions of a campaign.+  * individual missions of a campaign.
  
 The overview of a mission within a campaign is not visible until after you have played that mission. The intent of all overviews is to provide a brief idea of what the mission is about. The keyword is 'brief', because space in the notepad is at a premium. The overview of a mission within a campaign is not visible until after you have played that mission. The intent of all overviews is to provide a brief idea of what the mission is about. The keyword is 'brief', because space in the notepad is at a premium.
  
 Version numbers and mission author details should really be kept to the //ReadMe.txt// file, but many authors choose to include this information within the overview for reference. Version numbers and mission author details should really be kept to the //ReadMe.txt// file, but many authors choose to include this information within the overview for reference.
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 ======  Anatomy of the overview.html ====== ======  Anatomy of the overview.html ======
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   * the briefingName= must be different to the file name.   * the briefingName= must be different to the file name.
  
-There is a "bug" in OFP, in that if the briefing name is identical to the primary name of the mission folder the mission folder is displayed. +There is a "bug" in OFP, in that if the briefing name is identical to the primary name of the mission folder the mission folder is displayed.
  
 **Example:** folder name apples.cain (or apples.pbo.cain) **Example:** folder name apples.cain (or apples.pbo.cain)
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 [[ofp:missions:briefing.html|briefing.html]] [[ofp:missions:briefing.html|briefing.html]]
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