Registered: Oct 2001
Location: UK
Posts: 22

I know there were some bugs in the missions, I would be interested to hear what you thought of these.

They are the first/only missions I've done for FRED 2.


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Registered: Nov 2001
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I once were creating large camp. over 40 missions. I did 25 and then one day cih crahsed my whole computer and all were gone!!!!! ARGHHHHH!!!!! My long work grushed... SOB SOB.
Well now I have moved in TBP and I am up 20 missions again.

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Registered: Oct 2001
Location: Netherlands
Posts: 256

Campaign doesn't work

where do I place those BAK files?

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Registered: Oct 2001
Location: UK
Posts: 22

Dump everything into data/missions

Make sure you select Start New Campaign and you will see all the available Campaigns in the Missions folder - this should be B5 Trinity's.... and TBP campaign.


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Registered: Oct 2001
Location: Netherlands
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I did, but every time the first mission tries to load, I get an Error, Fred 2 related

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Registered: Jul 2000
Location: Vancouver, WA, United States
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Just a tip:

The .bak files aren't needed to play a mission. They're actually copies of the actual mission that can be used for backup purposes if the original copy crashes and can't be recovered. You simply rename the .bak file extension to .fs2 to acess the backup copy.

However, when it comes to playing the missions or campaign, there's really no need to provide them. If for some reason a player screws with your missions and ruins them, they simply need to unzip them again from the .zip file the campaign came in. All they really do is take up additional (albeit small) hard drive space.

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