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+# Spearhead
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+
+## Get Started
+
+This guide is to get you started building your first Spearhead mission. <br/>
+Spearhead was created to enable the mission maker to worry as little about the running, timing and scripting and most about the setting and looks and feel of the mission. <br/>
+
+In the example we'll show how you can create a simple island hopping mission 
+
+## Include Script
+
+Firstly include the script. 
+TODO: include link to release.
+
+
+## Stages
+
+So first of all think about the stages. Read the details about them here: [Stages](./Reference.html#stage)<br/>
+These are logically ordered zones that will activate one by one based on the mission status in them. <br/>
+There is a little more to it, but you'll find out. <br/>
+
+Stages need to be named according to the convention: `MISSIONSTAGE_<OrderNumber>_<FreeForm>` <br/>
+The first stage will be called `MISSIONSTAGE_1` or `MISSIONSTAGE_1_EAST` for example. <br/>
+
+For this mission we started with the three stages: `MISSIONSTAGE_1_GROUND`, `MISSIONSTAGE_1_WATER` and `MISSIONSTAGE_2_AIRBASE` as you see in the image. <br/>
+<img src="img/starting_stages.png" alt="drawing" width="1000"/>
+
+In this example `_GROUND` and `_WATER` stages will be actived at the start of the mission. <br/>
+`_AIRBASE` will however not be activated since the order number is 2 <br/>
+`MISSIONSTAGE_3` will be used as part of this example as well. It's a stage even further away. <br/>
+
+
+## Setting up CAP
+
+If you don't want to use the CAP managers withing Spearhead you can skip this and continue to [setting up the missions](#setting-up-the-missions). <br/>
+However CAP is one of the painpoints in a lot of missions and setting up a dynamic feeling airspace can be quite the challenge. <br/>
+With the CAP managers we've tried to make this a lot easier. <br/>
+
+A CAP group needs to follow the following naming convention: `CAP_<A|B><CONFIG>_<Free Form>`
+
+For details on config read this: [CAP Group Config](./Reference.html#cap-group-config)
+ 
+For now I set up 3 groups with the following names. `CAP_A[1]1_Rota1` , `CAP_A[1]1_Rota1-1` , `CAP_B[1]1_Rota1` <br/>
+The first two are marked with `A` and will therefore be primary CAP units. They will be scheduled and make up for the total count. <br/>
+Meaning that for this airbase there is 2 CAP units max at a time flying out. <br/>
+In this case all groups have `[1]1` in the name, (This would be the same as `[1]A`) which means that when stage 1 is active the groups will activate and fly out to stage 1.
+
+I also set up a few groups further back. One example: `CAP_A[1-3]3_Group1`. This group will protect zone 3 when zones 1 through 3 are active. 
+
+CAP units fly out, fly their CAP zone for x amount of minutes and will then RTB. <br/>
+Before they actually RTB an event is triggered 10 minutes before the actual RTB task. This event will trigger a backup unit to startup and fly out to take over. <br/>
+
+Best is to test it out and see for yourself. <br/>
+
+### Creating CAP routes
+
+Creating cap routes is not needed per se, but with a multi-stage stage (we have 2 stages with `_1_`) it is recommended. <br/>
+Similarly with huge stages. <br/>
+If there is multiple zones is will "round-robin" over them. <br/>
+
+If no CAP route is present the unit will fly a route generated differently per zone: <br/>
+`quad zone` => race-track between the corner closest to the origin airbase to the center point of the zone <br/>
+`circle zone` => race-track between the closest point on circle to the origin airbase to the center <br/>
+
+If you want to create you own CAP Routes you can! <br/>
+For this example I created 2 CAP routes inside of the 2 `_1_` stages. <br/>
+
+As you can see below there's a nice feature you can exploit. As long as the `X` of the zone is inside of the the `CAPROUTE` will be used for that stage! 
+
+![CAP Routes Image](./img/cap_routes.png)
+
+
+Now all you need to do is start the mission (single player works just fine) and see the AI fly around. <br/>
+Tip: Speeding up the simulation speed to 10x or 15x can help you see how the AI will fly and how it will behave. <br/>
+
+Well, nice, we're don setting up the initial CAP effort. <br/>
+If you want to change values for the CAP routes please read about how to configure it here: [Cap Config](./Reference.html#cap-config)
+
+## Setting up the Missions
+