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Flag - sets the flag number to set to on when the specified event occurs.<br />

Hit Count – sets the number of times the command must be entered before the<br />

specified flag is set to on.<br />

Val Lim Min – sets the minimum value of the command input.<br />

Val Lim Max – sets the maximum value of the command input.<br />

PREV<strong>EN</strong>T CONTROLS SYNCHRONIZATION - This trigger can be used at the start of<br />

the mission to disable synchronization of cockpit controls with the actual controls on the<br />

player's input hardware. When enabled in the player's Options > Miscellaneous tab,<br />

control synchronization may negatively affect missions with cockpit triggers by<br />

automatically setting cockpit controls to positions other than default.<br />

Trigger Practical Exercise<br />

Now that we have reviewed the mechanics of the Trigger system, we will create a basic<br />

mission using trigger scripting. In this mission, we will do the following:<br />

1. Player will fly to battle area, and when nearing this area, friendly artillery will<br />

bombard an enemy position.<br />

2. As the player flies closer, they will receive a Forward Air Controller message<br />

about tasked targeting.<br />

3. When the player destroys enemy armor in the target area, friendly ground forces<br />

will advance.<br />

4. When friendly forces reach their objective, they will radio the player of a<br />

successful mission.<br />

The first thing we will do is set up the Zone triggers. So, I will create three different<br />

trigger zones, and I will call these Start Artillery, FAC Message, and Mission Success. I<br />

will set the TYPE as ONCE for each of them.<br />

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