Some player flights may be delayed to start. For such flights, it will not be possible to enter the cockpit until its mission start time, shown in the flight information window.

To reduce delays, schedule packages with player flights with an earlier TOT. Note that if some flights within the package will take a long time to reach the target, a player flight may still be delayed.

To avoid delays entirely, use the "Never delay player flights" option in the mission generation settings. Note that this will not adjust the timing of your mission; this option only allows you to wait in the cockpit.

For more information, see the mission planning documentation on our wiki.

Launching the mission:

Launch the liberation_nextturn mission as you normally would for single- or multi-player. Note that even for single-player, running the mission with the dedicated server, even on the same machine, can significantly improve frame rates, but may cause AI wingmen to behave strangely during taxi.

For advice on using a dedicated server to play DCS Liberation, see the guide on our wiki.

Finishing

Once you have played the mission, click on the \"Accept Results\" button.

If DCS Liberation does not detect mission end, use the manually submit button, and choose the state.json file.