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Hi Guys For me, I enjoy Combined Arms by making very simple missions where nothing really shoots at you and I just have fun blowing stuff up. But I'm looking into the possibility of making a more complex mission or at least seeing if I can do such a thing. So my question right now is, is it possible to set up a JTAC in single player with alot of scripting? My idea was on the lines of marking a particular target with smoke which would be followed by a bombardment from either a ship, artillery or a fighter/bomber. Further more I wonder if it is possible down the track for the required coding to be implemented by ED to allow for being a JTAC in single player to lase targets etc. Given I have no experience with code I have no idea if this is even feasible. OP asks for script to allow CA player to play JTAC for an AI flight.

So I will answer this question. Short answer is YES this would be possible to script. Long answer is YES but the scripting to implement it in a generalized fashion is very involved. There are many dependencies. Just so that you have something to play with here is a link to an artillery script by Mbot that allows you to allocate units to be spotters for artillery.

It is very cool. You could turn Mbots script into a full CAS 9-Line version but you will need a bag of tricks. MIST framework exists to give scripters easy access to functions and DBs to get scripting fast and have access to powerful functions without having to write them yourself. MSF framework which I just found on the Russian forums exists to give access to an abstraction layer, classes and functions to make larger scripts more generalized.

Windows server. Best way to see each framework in use is to read scripts that use them inside. Also many smaller scripts are great independent solutions that have very cool ideas and code inside. It sounds like you will be scripting eventually. You ask the questions that scripters always ask. Is it is possible?