The old DCS AI F-15E is sticking around because the two have very
different weapon sets for now, so it's probably better to use the AI-
only one for squadrons that don't expect players.
I've avoided renaming the old one (we probably should name it "... (AI)"
for clarity) because the rename will break save compat. I have added a
_new_ name that new campaigns can use though.
https://github.com/dcs-liberation/dcs_liberation/issues/3028
This PR fixes a regression introduced in
https://github.com/dcs-liberation/dcs_liberation/pull/2792 where
refactoring meant that scenery deaths were not tracked correctly.
This PR has been tested by striking a scenery target and confirming that
it appears in state.json and is updated in Liberation. I've also
confirmed that ground units are tracked.
If we're going to show a game over dialog, we need to do so before
moving to the next turn, but we will still want to show the debriefing
window. Move those steps to happen after the debrief window.
https://github.com/dcs-liberation/dcs_liberation/issues/978
Any real end game dialog needs a "new game" button. If only the main
window can usefully call the NGW we'd have to plumb that object through
and call into it from that dialog, which is gross. Just make it easier
to call the wizard.
https://github.com/dcs-liberation/dcs_liberation/issues/978
Added or updated weapons files including
The various Hellfire II iterations - this covers fallbacks to rockets
for all 3 Apache variants, the Supercobra, and the Kiowa.
This also adds the 184 Long and 131 pods.
Lastly, this adds date and fallback information to the shrikes in
advance of the AGM-45B being added to the A-4E mod.
Updates the filename of the F-16A banner so that liberation can read
it.
Updates the F-16A.yaml resource file to add BAI / CAS / antiship
mission types - since the 15A is capable of these.
Updated the F-16A payload provide more capability - primarily adding
jamming pods to the centerline, moving the fuel tanks from the
centerline to the inner wings, replacing the AIS_ASQ_T50 on the
wingtips with 120Bs, and changing the CAP loadout to have 120Bs on
pylons 8 and 3 so they fall back to sparrows on historical campaigns.
The aircraft banners are only used for the unit info window, and that's
not a normal part of gameplay. We spend a bit over 1.5 seconds
preloading this data at startup (about 25% of the non-game load startup
time). This data is only expensive to load in aggregate, and we never
need all of it. The unit info window is not noticeably slowed by this,
but startup is noticeably faster without it.
I think someone just copied this pattern from the icons where the suffix
represented the icon size. These are definitely not 24px banners, and
some of the suffixes are even wrong (_25).
