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FSX How do I make the Mission "Failure" Option work.

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I see that the Mission resolution action gives an option for either completed, or failed...how do I set it up so that if they do it right, it completes, but if they do it wrong, they fail? E.G. I have a mission that requires you to hover within a 50'X50'X50' cube, there is a visible timer that shows you how long you have been in the box...however, if you leave the box, the time keeps going, and at the end of the 60 sec, it points you to the next objective. How do I set it up so that the timer resets, and they have to start over, then say, after three tries they still don't get it, it shows mission failed?
 
You have a proximity trigger with certain actions that fire when you enter it. You can also have other actions that fire when you leave the area.

When your player enters the proximity trigger (it will reference an area that you have specified) You need to activate several new Objects,

The firstobject will be a Timer Trigger. If it goes off, then you proceed to your goal failure, related messages, etc.

The second object should be a Property Trigger, which checks to see that you are hovering (speed less than x), and also checks to see that the Timer Trigger has not latched. If those conditions are met, then you need to deactivate your Timer and proceed to your goal resolution, related messages, etc.

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