Added the new autoexec.cfg file required by DCS 2.9.18.12722

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Ambroise Garel
2025-07-23 17:04:45 +02:00
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if not net then net = {} end
net.allow_unsafe_api = { -- this defines the secure zones where net.dostring_in() can be called from
"userhooks",
"scripting",
"gui",
}
net.allow_dostring_in = { -- and this defines the zones that should be addressed from net.dostring_in()
"mission",
"scripting",
"gui",
"export",
"config",
}
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### First setup
- Download the latest release from this GitHub page.
- Copy the .miz files for your theater(s) of choice into your **[Saved Games]\DCS World\Missions directory**
- Copy the provided autoexec.cfg file to your **[Saved Games]\DCS\Config directory**
- Copy the .miz files for your theater(s) of choice to your **[Saved Games]\DCS\Missions directory**
- _**(Optional but strongly recommended)**_ Unsanitize the Lua IO module. You don't have to do this, but the persistent career system won't work if you don't. To do it, open the file **[DCS World installation directory]\Scripts\MissionScripting.lua** with a text editor and comment or remove the line "sanitizeModule('io')". Make sure you restart DCS World once you've modified the file.
- Please note: should you want to backup, delete or transfer it, career progress is saved in **[DCS World installation directory]\TheUniversalMission.sav**
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## How to build the miz files
_(this is only for developpers, end users should just download the latest release)_
_**(this is for developpers only, end users should just download the latest release)**_
I use a PHP script to "build" the .miz files as PHP is a pretty handy tool capable both of handling all requirement replacements and pack the miz files.
I use a PHP script to "build" the .miz files as PHP is a pretty handy tool capable both of handling all required replacements and pack the miz files.
If you want to build the .miz files yourself, you'll need to: