What is the Value in the bottom string?
Also, what are the CP and SP numbers in the top string?
[WARSAW]
// CP: 35, SP: 2
location = 1.068,-1.003
scenario = 02_Warsaw
specs = germany, 5
result = -2,-2,-2,2,2
core = wehrmacht 1.153,-0.106
flag = germany 0.123,-1.141
flag = poland 1.971,-1.277
arrow = 50,50,50 0.478,-1.11 1.000,-0.972
arrow = 50,50,50 1.121,-0.46 1.058,-0.954
value = 751
data.cmp questions
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Re: data.cmp questions
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"value" is related to the optional automatic difficulty adjustment system. I'll make a post about that some time soon.
"value" is related to the optional automatic difficulty adjustment system. I'll make a post about that some time soon.
Specializations blank page
I'm finishing up a Fall Weiss campaign.
I used the official Blitzkrieg as a template.
However, the Specialization page is blank when running the campaign.
Any tips how to fix this?
This is how the setup looks in the data.cmp for both campaigns:
<specs>
hidden = Naval_Academy germany, Damage_Control germany, Wolfpack germany, Elektroboote germany, Beaching germany, Armed_Merchants germany, Homing_Torpedo germany, Supply_Subs germany, Magnetic_Mines germany, Flight_Deck_Wing germany, Unrestricted_Submarines germany
acquired = tank_school germany
</specs>
I used the official Blitzkrieg as a template.
However, the Specialization page is blank when running the campaign.
Any tips how to fix this?
This is how the setup looks in the data.cmp for both campaigns:
<specs>
hidden = Naval_Academy germany, Damage_Control germany, Wolfpack germany, Elektroboote germany, Beaching germany, Armed_Merchants germany, Homing_Torpedo germany, Supply_Subs germany, Magnetic_Mines germany, Flight_Deck_Wing germany, Unrestricted_Submarines germany
acquired = tank_school germany
</specs>
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Re: data.cmp questions
I can't really tell unless you post an error log and/or the rest of the cmp file.
Make sure it is pasted AFTER the [ALLIANCE] and BEFORE the [CORES] sections.
Make sure it is pasted AFTER the [ALLIANCE] and BEFORE the [CORES] sections.
Re: data.cmp questions
It was pasted before the Core section, just like in the original Blitzkrieg file...
I moved it, but it didn't make any difference.
Files attached.
Hope you find out what's wrong. This campaign is just about ready to be delivered to the masses
I moved it, but it didn't make any difference.
Files attached.
Hope you find out what's wrong. This campaign is just about ready to be delivered to the masses
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Re: data.cmp questions
That file looks 100% the same as the Blitzkrieg cmp file? Sure you sent the right one?
Re: data.cmp questions
I was comparing the two files, maybe I zipped the wrong one.
Here's the Fall Weiss file.
Here's the Fall Weiss file.
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Re: data.cmp questions
The problem is that there is less than one year in the timeframe of your campaign:
date = 1/9/1939
end = 30/10/1939
This can be solved by adding a different starting date to the specs section:
<specs>
start = 1/1/1938
...
</specs>
Eventually, when a proper campaign editor is done, these clumsy cmp files will be a thing of the past. That's why I'm also not bothering too much with their backward compatibility right now.
date = 1/9/1939
end = 30/10/1939
This can be solved by adding a different starting date to the specs section:
<specs>
start = 1/1/1938
...
</specs>
Eventually, when a proper campaign editor is done, these clumsy cmp files will be a thing of the past. That's why I'm also not bothering too much with their backward compatibility right now.
Re: data.cmp questions
Now that was an obscure one....
I very much look forward to a proper campaign editor/GUI. It is frustrating when your master piece stumbles on some technicality
I very much look forward to a proper campaign editor/GUI. It is frustrating when your master piece stumbles on some technicality


