ServError Posted February 9 Posted February 9 (edited) Copying from the old forum to so that I can continue to post updates here. The site lives at https://serverror.github.io/IL2-Mission-Planner/ and its source lives at https://github.com/ServError/IL2-Mission-Planner Here is an example mission plan template from the Combatbox March 18th, 2022 FnF utilizing most features such as clickable targets/popup recon photos - https://serverror.github.io/IL2-Mission-Planner/#json-url=https://il2-mission-planner-img-host.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/AssemblyLinePlan.json This example json and two others demonstrating two methods for drawing frontlines are attached below. An additional zip pack of plans (mostly courtesy of Combat Box) has also been added. Given that this is hosted on Github and has been stripped of all external dependencies, there's a near zero chance that this will go dead in any timespan where it would still be useful. I've taken the liberty of adding altitude and compensating the travel time with it once different altitude points are edited, as well as adding some new drawing modes and other little details like color options for flight plans and more. The source page includes instructions for how to run a map server yourself if you're so inclined. If you run a game server and have web hosting, and would like to automate the fetching of a JSON mission plan, you can use the #json-url= tag and pass it the full URL of your server's mission JSON. Keep in mind that it'll need to be hosted at an https site, and you may need to look into enabling CORS resource usage on your web server (I don't make these rules, web browsers do). If you wanted to have a "current mission" link, you'd have a script running to occasionally link/redirect a reference like output.json to your current map's json file. Bugs are preferably to be reported on the source tracking page listed above. il2mpr2_examples.zip IL2MP_plans.zip Edited February 12 by ServError Quote
ServError Posted February 9 Author Posted February 9 (edited) V2 has been released, and with it come the following features: Major update to Leaflet 1.7.1 (from 0.7.7). Offers us better browser and plugin compatibility and prepares us for the Leaflet 1.8 release. Added support for drawing cirlces. Add support for exporting flight plans to CSV. Use these exports in excel to tie in with other values and formulas. This serves as a stopgap for correcting for winds and such, until the day that we (maybe) integrate it into the planner. Export contains 'Flight Name', 'Flight Leg', 'Grid', 'Keypad', 'Heading', 'Distance' (ground), 'Speed', and 'Altitude'. Add support for image popups embedded in markers on left click. Marker parameters can now be edited by right clicking icon or left clicking name. Image URL provided must go to a server supporting HTTPS and CORS. Use this to display recon photos of targets, or planes available at an airfield. Changed flight plan name marker style. Changed flight plan leg markers to orient along path. Various bug fixes. March 3, 2022 - v2.1 2.1 adds a human readable format for flight plans and the option to print them directly from the website. September 8, 2022 - v2.2 Add Normandy and Normandy "Early" maps. Updated other map's source images. September 10, 2022 - v2.3 Add Lapino and Novosokolniki maps. Updated Moscow and Stalingrad source images. September 11, 2022 - v2.4 Added new "Stock" icon/marker pack and renamed old standard pack to "Legacy". New pack contains a wide range of icons that correspond to in-game icons. November 26, 2022 - v2.5 Added Western Front map. Fixed serious oversight in imperial measurement mode which was giving incorrect distances. January 16, 2023 - v2.6 Integrated Stopwatch (Done in a very lazy way, but functional) New 'Apollo' icon pack. Reorganized icon names for readability. January 17, 2023 - v2.7 New marker/POI icon library browsing system. February 3, 2024 - v2.8 Updated Western Front map. March 22, 2025 - v3.0 Major rework to more modern standards. Replaced defunct packages and systems to make maintenance and modding easier. Leaflet update to 1.9.4 in preparation for 2.0. Flight plan altitudes and leg summaries can now be dragged to wherever you want them (these positions do not save/load and reset on import). Show heading at cursor when dragging new flight plan leg. Leg summary info reordered. Ruler tool for plotting headings and distances without a plan. Updates to the Plan Summary printable pop-up window. Added time info. Added alternative table view. Fixed printing behavior. Fix time and distance calculation bugs. June 6, 2025 Odessa map added. February 9, 2026 Karelia map added. February 11, 2026 - V3.1 Streaming / Flight plan sharing finally returns. No promises on stability and the backend server handling it is provided on a best effort basis, but should it go down the site won't go down with it. Basic idea for those who never used the original - A "flight leader" creates a stream and provides the stream name and password to others whose plans will update dynamically as the leader adds content. If the leader needs to leave, they can hand off their leader code and have a user connect as leader (don't try to have multiple leaders unless you want issues). Edited February 11 by ServError 1 Quote
Kapteeni45 Posted February 10 Posted February 10 Is there a tutorial somewhere? I would like to test It! Quote
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