Menus

This is a reference for the menus that exist on the Main Window.

Opens a dialog to import an *.axp file, with areas.

Opens a dialog to save a *.axp file with all the areas that are visible at the time. The folder and Category structure of the areas are maintained (see Areas Window for details).

Exits the application.

Opens a dialog in which you can enter a custom IP of SQSERVER to connect to. If you choose to connect to this IP, it will be saved in your phonebook.

Opens a dialog where you can change the connection port of the program. If you were connected to SQSERVER at the time, you will be disconnected. SQSERVER needs to have the same port saved at it's settings.

This menu is only available when already connected to SQSERVER and disconnects you.

This is a shortcut of saved connection IPs. You have the following sub-menus:

Here you can edit your phonebook entries.

It's a list of all your phonebook entries (or empty if there is none) and when you select one of it, you automatically connect to the saved IP. If you are already connected when you select it, you will be disconnected from your current connection and then connect to the new one.

Here you can modify the installed theaters.

The above dialog shows up, allowing you to modify the installed theaters and add new ones. The current theater is identified by a “*” sign in front of it. You can delete any theater, except the current one. Pressing Edit… or Add…, a new window appears that lets you edit or add new data for a new theater.

Here you can edit the Theater name, size and starting coordinates. If you're not sure about the coordinates you can get them from theater.map file located in your Falcon Theater's terrain files. Moreover, you can change the picture of the map to (almost) anything you like. The difference for the Add action is that this dialog has an entry for a default bullseye.

By selecting one element of the theater list, the selected theater becomes active.

This menu allows access to the saved bullseyes. Each theater have it's own bullseyes.

A dialog, similar to the above for the theaters is displayed, allowing you to add, delete or edit bullseyes from the list. You can't delete the current bullseye.

By selecting an element of the bullseyes list, the selected bullseye becomes active.

You have the options to show or hide specific windows, or show/hide all of them at once.

Resets the position of all floating windows. Also, it collapses all of them.

Resets the transparency of all floating windows to the selected value.

I don't think I have to explain this, right?

You can start and stop the recording process from these menus.

There are several tools that helps you import data from a BMS Falcon installation.

Take a look at Import New Theater Window

Take a look at Import Objectives Window

Opens a dialog that lets you select a tac/cam/trn file to import the stored bullseye.

Opens a dialog that lets you select a mission ini file (what is created when the DTC is saved). The areas that are stored in it (steerpoints, Lines and PPTs) will be stored in your Areas.