On top of that, missions are often distributed in the. The structure of DCS already has a predefined file path where any self-created and downloaded mission can be placed, and can be easily found in DCS.Īnd users can place these files pretty much anywhere in the file system, as long as they know how to navigate to it from within DCS (and as long as DCS can access those paths - something we can't tell without knowledge of a user's filesystem layout).Īll of that is document here in the forums, can be found via web searches, and I wouldn't be surprised if it was mentioned in the DCS manual (is it too much to ask for users to read the manual? :P)
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