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Ray Djo: /* Report */

2012-03-28T23:35:42Z

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	-Also for this game, you are required to send in a Pilot File (tfr). To do this, you will need to go to Computer/Program Files/LucasArts/TIE95. You will see the name of your tfr file above the folders. So if you named your pilot "Incoming" you will see "INCOMING.tfr".		-Also for this game, you are required to send in a Pilot File (tfr). To do this, you will need to go to Computer/Program Files/LucasArts/TIE95. You will see the name of your tfr file above the folders. So if you named your pilot "Incoming" you will see "INCOMING.tfr".

	~~*~~ NOTE!!! Occasionally you wont see your pilot file in this section. I am not sure why it does this, but if you DONT see your plt file for some reason, you need to go to: Computer/C/Users/(your user name)/AppData/Local/Virtual Store/Program Files/LucasArts/Tie95. This is ONLY for Vista and Windows 7. XP doesnt have this layout!!!!! ~~*~~		''''''NOTE!!!''' Occasionally you wont see your pilot file in this section. I am not sure why it does this, but if you DONT see your plt file for some reason, you need to go to: Computer/C/Users/(your user name)/AppData/Local/Virtual Store/Program Files/LucasArts/Tie95. This is ONLY for Vista and Windows 7. XP doesnt have this layout!!!!!'''

	-In an email to your instructor, as well as the rest of your squad if you wish you should put what things that you see on your debrief so that we know how you did without opening the picture. (Score, pass/fail, kills, hit%, et al.) Also put your SS and TFR file in this email. And with that, you are done!		-In an email to your instructor, as well as the rest of your squad if you wish you should put what things that you see on your debrief so that we know how you did without opening the picture. (Score, pass/fail, kills, hit%, et al.) Also put your SS and TFR file in this email. And with that, you are done!

Ray Djo: /* Report */

2012-03-28T23:34:30Z

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	-Also for this game, you are required to send in a Pilot File (tfr). To do this, you will need to go to Computer/Program Files/LucasArts/TIE95. You will see the name of your tfr file above the folders. So if you named your pilot "Incoming" you will see "INCOMING.tfr".		-Also for this game, you are required to send in a Pilot File (tfr). To do this, you will need to go to Computer/Program Files/LucasArts/TIE95. You will see the name of your tfr file above the folders. So if you named your pilot "Incoming" you will see "INCOMING.tfr".

	* NOTE!!! ~~*~~ Occasionally you wont see your pilot file in this section. I am not sure why it does this, but if you DONT see your plt file for some reason, you need to go to: Computer/C/Users/(your user name)/AppData/Local/Virtual Store/Program Files/LucasArts/Tie95. This is ONLY for Vista and Windows 7. XP doesnt have this layout!!!!!		* NOTE!!! Occasionally you wont see your pilot file in this section. I am not sure why it does this, but if you DONT see your plt file for some reason, you need to go to: Computer/C/Users/(your user name)/AppData/Local/Virtual Store/Program Files/LucasArts/Tie95. This is ONLY for Vista and Windows 7. XP doesnt have this layout!!!!! *

	-In an email to your instructor, as well as the rest of your squad if you wish you should put what things that you see on your debrief so that we know how you did without opening the picture. (Score, pass/fail, kills, hit%, et al.) Also put your SS and TFR file in this email. And with that, you are done!		-In an email to your instructor, as well as the rest of your squad if you wish you should put what things that you see on your debrief so that we know how you did without opening the picture. (Score, pass/fail, kills, hit%, et al.) Also put your SS and TFR file in this email. And with that, you are done!

Ray Djo: /* Report */

2012-03-28T23:34:06Z

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	-Also for this game, you are required to send in a Pilot File (tfr). To do this, you will need to go to Computer/Program Files/LucasArts/TIE95. You will see the name of your tfr file above the folders. So if you named your pilot "Incoming" you will see "INCOMING.tfr".		-Also for this game, you are required to send in a Pilot File (tfr). To do this, you will need to go to Computer/Program Files/LucasArts/TIE95. You will see the name of your tfr file above the folders. So if you named your pilot "Incoming" you will see "INCOMING.tfr".

	*NOTE!!!* Occasionally you wont see your pilot file in this section. I am not sure why it does this, but if you DONT see your plt file for some reason, you need to go to: Computer/C/Users/(your user name)/AppData/Local/Virtual Store/Program Files/LucasArts/Tie95. This is ONLY for Vista and Windows 7. XP doesnt have this layout!!!!!		* NOTE!!! * Occasionally you wont see your pilot file in this section. I am not sure why it does this, but if you DONT see your plt file for some reason, you need to go to: Computer/C/Users/(your user name)/AppData/Local/Virtual Store/Program Files/LucasArts/Tie95. This is ONLY for Vista and Windows 7. XP doesnt have this layout!!!!!

	-In an email to your instructor, as well as the rest of your squad if you wish you should put what things that you see on your debrief so that we know how you did without opening the picture. (Score, pass/fail, kills, hit%, et al.) Also put your SS and TFR file in this email. And with that, you are done!		-In an email to your instructor, as well as the rest of your squad if you wish you should put what things that you see on your debrief so that we know how you did without opening the picture. (Score, pass/fail, kills, hit%, et al.) Also put your SS and TFR file in this email. And with that, you are done!

Ray Djo: /* Report */

2012-03-28T23:33:12Z

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	-Also for this game, you are required to send in a Pilot File (tfr). To do this, you will need to go to Computer/Program Files/LucasArts/TIE95. You will see the name of your tfr file above the folders. So if you named your pilot "Incoming" you will see "INCOMING.tfr".		-Also for this game, you are required to send in a Pilot File (tfr). To do this, you will need to go to Computer/Program Files/LucasArts/TIE95. You will see the name of your tfr file above the folders. So if you named your pilot "Incoming" you will see "INCOMING.tfr".

			*NOTE!!!* Occasionally you wont see your pilot file in this section. I am not sure why it does this, but if you DONT see your plt file for some reason, you need to go to: Computer/C/Users/(your user name)/AppData/Local/Virtual Store/Program Files/LucasArts/Tie95. This is ONLY for Vista and Windows 7. XP doesnt have this layout!!!!!

	-In an email to your instructor, as well as the rest of your squad if you wish you should put what things that you see on your debrief so that we know how you did without opening the picture. (Score, pass/fail, kills, hit%, et al.) Also put your SS and TFR file in this email. And with that, you are done!		-In an email to your instructor, as well as the rest of your squad if you wish you should put what things that you see on your debrief so that we know how you did without opening the picture. (Score, pass/fail, kills, hit%, et al.) Also put your SS and TFR file in this email. And with that, you are done!

Spokes: /* Report */

2011-04-15T18:36:35Z

Report

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	When you report for an ITOD, you will use the RS Mission Reporter. We aren't quite up to that yet.		When you report for an ITOD, you will use the RS Mission Reporter. We aren't quite up to that yet.

	For your very first mission, you will report the score, whether it is a success or a failure. We don't really care what your score is, we just want to know that you get the idea of how to report.		For your very first mission, you will report the score, whether it is a success or a failure. We don't really care what your score is, we just want to know that you can load a Custom Mission and get the idea of how to report.

	This is what I want you to do:		This is what I want you to do:

Spokes: 2.2 Updated with new information

2011-04-15T18:35:31Z

2.2 Updated with new information

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	Now, if you have never downloaded a custom mission before, you will need to rename your "Mission" Folder. Rename it as MSNORG (For Mission Original). This way you wont lose your regular missions. Create a new folder, and name it "Mission". This is where you will be placing the files that you have just downloaded. You will need to rename the file "b1m1fm.tie". If there is a briefing, it should automatically come up with the mission. Depending on who wrote the mission for the ITOD, you will also find a .doc file. This is for your convenience so that you have some story line to go with your mission so that you can write a narrative. You also need an INV file in that folder that you will probably have to move over from the original folder.		Now, if you have never downloaded a custom mission before, you will need to rename your "Mission" Folder. Rename it as MSNORG (For Mission Original). This way you wont lose your regular missions. Create a new folder, and name it "Mission". This is where you will be placing the files that you have just downloaded. You will need to rename the file "b1m1fm.tie". If there is a briefing, it should automatically come up with the mission. Depending on who wrote the mission for the ITOD, you will also find a .doc file. This is for your convenience so that you have some story line to go with your mission so that you can write a narrative. You also need an INV file in that folder that you will probably have to move over from the original folder.

	Once you have your file in the right spot, close your folders, and get to flying! Please Note: When you fly a mission, you have to create a pilot. When you fly a second mission, you '''MUST''' create a '''NEW''' pilot! You '''MAY NOT''' use the same pilot name unless you '''delete''' the original one first. A good way to keep track of what you have done is to actually name your "pilot" the name of the mission. IE: If the Mission Name is "Incoming Personnel", name your "pilot" - "Incoming", "Personnel", or a combination of both. During the ITOD, you can refly the missions as many times as you want, but you still need new pilot files for every refly. Sometimes, you end up with "Incoming19" before you get a score that is halfway acceptable. It happens. Don't worry about it! But by naming them this way, if there is ever a problem with our system, you can always go back and grab your pilot file for verification of your score.		Once you have your file in the right spot, close your folders, and get to flying! Please Note: When you fly a mission, you have to create a pilot. When you fly a second mission, you '''MUST''' create a '''NEW''' pilot! You '''MAY NOT''' use the same pilot name unless you '''delete''' the original one first. If you do not create a NEW pilot, the stats from your first run will be included in your "overall" stats and will NOT accurately reflect your score. A good way to keep track of what you have done is to actually name your "pilot" the name of the mission. IE: If the Mission Name is "Incoming Personnel", name your "pilot" - "Incoming", "Personnel", or a combination of both. During the ITOD, you can refly the missions as many times as you want, but you still need new pilot files for every refly. Sometimes, you end up with "Incoming19" before you get a score that is halfway acceptable. It happens. Don't worry about it! But by naming them this way, if there is ever a problem with our system, you can always go back and grab your pilot file for verification of your score.

	===Report===		===Report===

Spokes: /* What To Do */

2011-04-15T18:34:23Z

What To Do

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	===What To Do===		===What To Do===

	Until there is a set standard training mission, you will get a mission from your instructor to download. You will download the mission and extract all the files. Move the file from wherever you downloaded it ~~to,~~ to Computer/Program Files/LucasArts/TIE95		Until there is a set standard training mission, you will get a mission from your instructor to download. You will download the mission and extract all the files. Move the file from wherever you downloaded it to Computer/Program Files/LucasArts/TIE95

	Now, if you have never downloaded a custom mission before, you will need to rename your "Mission" Folder. Rename it as MSNORG (For Mission Original). This way you wont lose your regular missions. Create a new folder, and name it "Mission". This is where you will be placing the files that you have just downloaded. You will need to rename the file "b1m1fm.tie". If there is a briefing, it should automatically come up with the mission. Depending on who wrote the mission for the ITOD, you will also find a .doc file. This is for your convenience so that you have some story line to go with your mission so that you can write a narrative. You also need an INV file in that folder that you will probably have to move over from the original folder.		Now, if you have never downloaded a custom mission before, you will need to rename your "Mission" Folder. Rename it as MSNORG (For Mission Original). This way you wont lose your regular missions. Create a new folder, and name it "Mission". This is where you will be placing the files that you have just downloaded. You will need to rename the file "b1m1fm.tie". If there is a briefing, it should automatically come up with the mission. Depending on who wrote the mission for the ITOD, you will also find a .doc file. This is for your convenience so that you have some story line to go with your mission so that you can write a narrative. You also need an INV file in that folder that you will probably have to move over from the original folder.

	Once you have your file in the right spot, close your folders, and get to flying! Please Note: When you fly a mission, you have to create a pilot. When you fly a second mission, you '''MUST''' create a '''NEW''' pilot! You '''MAY NOT''' use the same pilot name unless you '''delete''' the original one first. A good way to keep track of what you have done is to actually name your "pilot" the name of the mission. IE: If the Mission Name is "Incoming Personnel", name your "pilot" - "Incoming", "Personnel", or a combination of both. During the ITOD, you can refly the missions as many times as you want, but you still need new pilot files for every refly. Sometimes, you end up with "Incoming19" before you get a score that is halfway acceptable. It happens. Don't worry about it! But by naming them this way, if there is ever a problem with our system, you can always go back and grab your pilot file for verification of your score.		Once you have your file in the right spot, close your folders, and get to flying! Please Note: When you fly a mission, you have to create a pilot. When you fly a second mission, you '''MUST''' create a '''NEW''' pilot! You '''MAY NOT''' use the same pilot name unless you '''delete''' the original one first. A good way to keep track of what you have done is to actually name your "pilot" the name of the mission. IE: If the Mission Name is "Incoming Personnel", name your "pilot" - "Incoming", "Personnel", or a combination of both. During the ITOD, you can refly the missions as many times as you want, but you still need new pilot files for every refly. Sometimes, you end up with "Incoming19" before you get a score that is halfway acceptable. It happens. Don't worry about it! But by naming them this way, if there is ever a problem with our system, you can always go back and grab your pilot file for verification of your score.


	===Report===		===Report===

Ray Djo: /* Graduation Criteria */

2011-04-12T01:09:43Z

Graduation Criteria

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	'''~~Master~~ Cadet:''' - Award: Medal		'''Senior Cadet:''' - Award: Medal

	-Run Mission		-Run Mission

Ray Djo: /* Graduation Criteria */

2011-04-11T16:49:58Z

Graduation Criteria

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	===Graduation Criteria===		===Graduation Criteria===

	'''Cadet Graduate:'''		'''Cadet Graduate:''' - Award: Ribbon

	-Run Mission		-Run Mission
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	'''Master Cadet:'''		'''Master Cadet:''' - Award: Medal

	-Run Mission		-Run Mission
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	'''Master Cadet with Honors:'''		'''Master Cadet with Honors:''' - Award: Medal

	-Run Two Missions		-Run Two Missions

	-Send in TFR files, SSâ€™s, Stats, and quality Personal Narrative for both. Narratives can be in either first or third person, MINIMUM 500 words each.		-Send in TFR files, SSâ€™s, Stats, and quality Personal Narrative for both. Narratives can be in either first or third person, MINIMUM 500 words each.


	===What To Do===		===What To Do===

Ray Djo at 16:47, 11 April 2011

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			===About===
	The purpose of this course is to teach you how to properly download and install the current mission, and how to properly report on that mission.		The purpose of this course is to teach you how to properly download and install the current mission, and how to properly report on that mission.


	===Graduation Criteria===		===Graduation Criteria===
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	-Run Mission		-Run Mission

	-Send in TFR file, SS, Stats, and narrative (~~one paragraph~~ MINIMUM).		-Send in TFR file, SS, Stats, and narrative (MINIMUM 500 words).