IL2 Korea Mission Editor

[Vonrd]

If your were hoping for a more user friendly mission editor...

 

Will the mission editor change and what new things will appear in the map editor

The mission editor will not change much at its core, because it is already considered a powerful visual tool for complex scenarios, albeit with a high entry level. From the point of view of creating complex scenarios, for example if making something like Tactical Air War, it is definitely the most convenient tool compared to competitors. The main development concerns the map editor: now you can edit the height map, rivers, roads, cities, textures, and other elements directly in the tool. This should simplify map creation and potentially attract more creators from the community.

[Flyboy]

Well I will take a look at it at least when it comes out.

[Kliegmann]

Ohhhh, HELLL yeah

 

[Shadepiece]

Apparently scripting will be possible as well!

[Klaiber]

47 minutes ago, Shadepiece said:

Apparently scripting will be possible as well!

Which is definitely nice, as scripting is a godsend in DCS.

[Shadepiece]

Yeah, I am hoping this will open a lot of possibilities for servers to do more complex things. I always liked servers where you have limited aircraft and need to think about how you use them as opposed to just furballing.

 

[Klaiber]

21 hours ago, Shadepiece said:

Yeah, I am hoping this will open a lot of possibilities for servers to do more complex things. I always liked servers where you have limited aircraft and need to think about how you use them as opposed to just furballing.

 

Same.  I know that @Kliegmann and @Butzzell have had to make very elaborate triggers in Rise of Flight and Great Battles to make things work.  Having scripts, provided that uploading them is easy, would be amazing as the complexity would definitely be able to increase.

[Flyboy]

23 hours ago, Klaiber said:

Which is definitely nice, as scripting is a godsend in DCS.

And creating scripts using AI is a game changer.

[Klaiber]

2 minutes ago, Flyboy said:

And creating scripts using AI is a game changer.

Exactly!

[Kliegmann]

I decided to buy Korea...holding my nose at the $100+ price tag. I'm interested in seeing how things will pan out with the editor. Dont think things will be backwards capatable though, so probably wont be able to bring the old aircraft into it

 

 

[Vonrd]

1 hour ago, Kliegmann said:

so probably wont be able to bring the old aircraft into it

 

 

I think that's a pretty fair assumption . Supposedly, this is a completely new game engine so I doubt that anything BOS/ GB etc. will port over.

[Shadepiece]

Yeah, most likely starting from scratch, but with a higher possible ceiling. The 38 Parallel server is up, a neat PvE type deal. Not sure what they did to have things ready so fast, but I assume someone had access with a press account the past few weeks. Seems like things are similar enough to make it quick work if you're as familiar with the editor as you are Klieg.

 

 

[Flyboy]

Got to fly it a little today before I go off to work for 6 days. It's ok, same frustrating (though maybe a little improved?) control setup. Graphics aren't bad in VR. I was getting 45 fps with DLSS OpenXR quality setting. Better than the original IL2 but I can't say it's better than DCS. Flies ok but difficult in dogfight against an F-80 (I was in Mig-15). Seemed to tie into my AB9 force feedback but Moza doesn't have a config for it yet so it needs tuning. Overall though controls aren't the best. Basically the same setup as what IL2 does. No clickable cockpit and didn't get to mess with the command wheel much but same basic complicated wonky control setups needed for oil/water radiators, superchargers etc etc that you find in IL2 WW2 that is more difficult to manage because of no clickable cockpit. Maybe you can setup each plane, but I didn't see that option.

There is a quick start setup where you can choose a quick mission and parameters similar to the old IL2 but mission editor isn't on the main menu as far as I can tell. I dread that it's too similar to the old IL2 and might have to download a mission editor etc? Anyway that is just my quick take with maybe 15-20 min flying and 30 min messing with control setup. 

[Kliegmann]

Ok...Just bought it

Now I just have to order the new PSU for my computer so I can actually play it

[Kliegmann]

Actually, unknown to me, my wife had already ordered the PSU that I put into the wishlist. Now...just have to install the damn thing

[Klaiber]

14 hours ago, Kliegmann said:

Actually, unknown to me, my wife had already ordered the PSU that I put into the wishlist. Now...just have to install the damn thing

That's really nice of her!  

[Kliegmann]

6 hours ago, Klaiber said:

That's really nice of her!  

Yeah...she's awesome

 

[Kliegmann]

Well...the new PSU didn't fix the problem...I guess its onto a new computer then

 

[Moxy]

Klieg 

 Since the psu did not solve the crashing problem, disheartening. But the psu is about the only component in the system that is difficult to test inside a running system. So in theory you've eliminated the psu by a/b testing. Although trying to isolate the reason of a crashing problem of this sort is mind blowing!!! your better off to think in terms of isolating hardware from software. What Im getting at, with a new psu theoretically working, your running system can be easily stress tested, relating to whittling it down from software vs hardware.  I know you have running many tests, and used AI searching, and this type of crash indicates a psu, but now (new psu) its leaning towards software. 

 Many things come to mind...1st are all drivers/firmwares, up to date including all on-board hardware drivers, but also the  Bios, mother board chipsets, and hard drives? An out of date Bios/chip set/ even the battery, can cause hard crashes.  

Unfortunately, the "whittling"  it down methodology can eventually lead to a clean and fresh install of everything (as in a new build), as the final test 

A fresh install of everything is not that bad! And it takes about a day to get Windows up and running and you in communication. Then, daily, setting it up to be your computer. Just as it would if one buy's/builds a new machine.

[Vonrd]

On 7/4/2026 at 9:54 AM, Kliegmann said:

Well...the new PSU didn't fix the problem...I guess its onto a new computer then

 

That completely sucks! As Mox says it might be a good idea to try some more detective work before pulling the trigger on a new machine. In addition to what Mox suggests, have you tried a System Restore through Windows? Maybe a clean install of Windows (hopefully you can do a backup of your files, etc. before a crash happens. You would have to do so anyway with a fresh machine).