Where are the Arnhem .bam files?

[Rosseau]

...and please don't tell me we can't edit these scenarios. Thanks!

Edit:

I forgot, the France expansion was the same way. Even if we could just get the maps, as we did pay for them. Ah, Merr will probably post a mod or two based on those maps anyway...

[Merr]

...and please don't tell me we can't edit these scenarios. Thanks!

Edit:

I forgot, the France expansion was the same way. Even if we could just get the maps, as we did pay for them. Ah, Merr will probably post a mod or two based on those maps anyway...

We cannot edit them ... hopefully we will eventually get an update that includes the BAM and scenario script files. I suppose it's a technical issue since it's open source.

I'd love to see how the maps are built! The bridge work itself looks awefully complex.

The campaign is wonderful and gives me lots of ideas on how to run a proper carryover.

[Rosseau]

Thanks for popping in, Merr. Yes, your scripting has often amazed me.

I'm sure you noticed the thread in Tech Support where a Mr. Briggs seems to have gotten his France bam files. Either I am not understanding something or that is odd.

[Merr]

Thanks for popping in, Merr. Yes, your scripting has often amazed me.

I'm sure you noticed the thread in Tech Support where a Mr. Briggs seems to have gotten his France bam files. Either I am not understanding something or that is odd.

Yes sir ... I was just in that thread. It appears the France BAMs are available.
Maybe MG unlocked them for old BF players, check your main campaign folder.

In the meantime, I'll look at making some random stuff. I have an old "CityFight!" random scenario that I can dig up and change the tileset to Arnhem.
Along with some other random stuff (bonus stuff) and a little CarryOver, it would be interesting to play around with.

[Rosseau]

Thanks, as I might have missed that France thing completely.

Yes, I have City Fight. Also, got a kick out of Tim's WWI series. But the actual modding of the UI and scripting in features, that is awesome. Glad you're still interested in doing stuff.