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local MissionPlotLfs = require("lfs") | local MissionPlotLfs = require("lfs")<br> | ||
dofile(MissionPlotLfs.writedir() .. "Scripts/MissionPlot/MissionPlotDcsBridge.lua") | dofile(MissionPlotLfs.writedir() .. "Scripts/MissionPlot/MissionPlotDcsBridge.lua") | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:05, 13 April 2026
The DCS Satellite ISR feature is an easy-to-use tool to take satellite-like pictures directly from DCS and therefore enabling mission designers to quickly create target folders or perform BDA after a mission.
Installation and configuration
- In your DCS Saved Games directory, navigate to the Scripts subdirectory
- Create a directory named MissionPlot
- Navigate to your MissionPlot installation directory
- Navigate to the Scripts subdirectory
- Copy MissionPlotDcsBridge.lua to your DCS Saved Games\Scripts\MissionPlot directory
- Open Export.lua located in your DCS Saved Games\Scripts directory
- Add the following lines and save:
local MissionPlotLfs = require("lfs")
dofile(MissionPlotLfs.writedir() .. "Scripts/MissionPlot/MissionPlotDcsBridge.lua")
Basic usage
Graveyard of Empires created a video showing the basic use of the feature that can be accessed here.
