Link the OCAP recording and use its numbers
Which OCAP recording is the mission, so its stats land in the campaign's Kill Tracker campaign and its numbers in the AAR.
How to do it
- Play the op. The Kill Tracker reads the recording from OCAP by itself within about ten minutes.
- Open the mission. When there is exactly one recording on the op date that is at least half an hour long, the OCAP recording card has already linked it and put it in the campaign's Kill Tracker campaign.
- If there are several, or the op ran past midnight, open Choose one and Link the right one.
- Press Use in the AAR stats to put its numbers — players, length, enemy killed, vehicles, deaths, teamkills, longest kill, most kills — into the AAR's Stats field, then edit them as you like.
Worth knowing
- The bot only links a recording by itself in the week after the op, and never one somebody changed or said None of these to. Let the bot choose hands the choice back.
- Unlinking, linking another, or deleting the mission takes the recording back out of the Kill Tracker campaign — but only if the planner put it there. One an admin added by hand stays.
- A test campaign links recordings so you can try the numbers, but adds nothing to the Kill Tracker. Make it real adds them then.
- Zeus is not counted as a player, as on the dashboard.
See also
Write a mission in the wizard
Admin, or Unit Leader with the unit role
Six steps from concept to after action, saved as you type, with each drop previewed exactly as it will post.
Plan a campaign
Admin, or Unit Leader with the unit role
Set up a campaign of three to five missions, its AOs, and the missions in the order they will be played.