Délégation de commandement
Since MPv6.040, forces commanding can be delegated to specific commanders.
- PilotData Table settings.
In the Commanding field in PilotData table you can put in the following things:
“” :: a zero length string meaning normal command with no delegation constraints
“READONLY” :: usual meaning for no ability to Commit or change anything
token1;token2;token3; etc :: a set of command delegation codes, delimited by “;” characters
The delegation token can have either of two formats :-
“TC_xxx” :: the “TypeCode” directive where “xxx” is one, two or three letters from the Object_Class code. E.g. “TC_P” means ALL friendly units whose Object_Class starts with “P” (all aircraft), or “TC_PB” means all friendly bombers, or “TC_TTD” means all friendly tank destroyers.
“pattern” :: the set of characters in “pattern” is applied as a match to all friendly Unit_Names from ObjMissionData. If a match occurs then that unit is accepted inside the delegated forces.
E.g.1 “23 Panzer Div” will match every platoon in the “23 Panzer Div” Army_Unit division, whereas “2/23 Panzer Div Co. 3” will only match the 3rd company of the 2nd regiment of 23 Panzer Div.
E.g.2 “77 Rifle Corps;162 Tank Bgd;TC_P;TC_R;KfSSSR”, will match 77 Rifle Corps, and 152 Tank Bgd, all aircraft, all trains (Object_Class R and/or name KfSSSR).
E.g.3 "TC_P;TC_V" will match all aircraft and all vehicles (see picture below)
- MP-Configuration.php settings.
In the MP-Configuration.php file a new line appears:
$STRICTDELEGATIONS = true; //true = Allow negotiable delegations for UnitSelector.
- MP4 public new features.
