Slitherine

enric wrote:Amaris, I completed the first part of the campaign.
Then I was carried to the beginning the second scenario, but I just have two Sherman and a Priest to deploy, is this normal?
I've the game saved on the last turn of the first scenario.

I don' know
Can you send me the backup? I give you my email by PM.
I believe that reinforcements are not tagged for carryover as they are created by a script.

@Pip: it is possible to add the carryover function to a unit by script?

I sent the saved files to you Amaris.
I did not call for reinforcements.

Hello,

I'll check it this week-end.
I may have forgotten to tag units for carryover.

johntindall wrote:Thanks GL88s for going to the trouble.

I've set up a challenge in case you have the time - see PM for password.

My pleasure John. Happy to play you once I emerge from current bout of work and mapping for the GJS'44 lads... Promise to go easy on me, eh?!

Ortona map with Sicily tileset:



Do you like?

you do keep busy don't you!

jcb989 wrote:you do keep busy don't you!

Busy? I've no time for that!

Release of a new solo version of Ortona Battle with Sicily tileset:



Download: http://amaris-games.com/ba-amaris/scenarios/ortona/

If no bugs it'll be ready for user content I guess.

Bonus: there is the copy of the map without unit in the 'sicily tileset' version.

Its gorgeous. Also I should mention, 100's of hours of my life draining away to playing BA with all this user content that has been coming out lately. You would not know the game itself is aged a day.

Bella! Troppo bella, Amaris! Wonderful new Italian rendition of a faithful old friend...

Am curious... Did you autoconvert the old French tiles/objects to Sicilian tiles/objects somehow? Or did you work through the whole thing manually?

Am hoping it's the former, so we can all borrow your technique...

GottaLove88s wrote:Bella! Troppo bella, Amaris! Wonderful new Italian rendition of a faithful old friend...

Am curious... Did you autoconvert the old French tiles/objects to Sicilian tiles/objects somehow? Or did you work through the whole thing manually?

Am hoping it's the former, so we can all borrow your technique...

I'm using an 'auto convert manual method'.
A map file (.BAM) is a text file.
So you can edit it with an text editor like notepad or notepad++ for example.
Then with search/replace function, you can convert tile, object, unit, etc. very quickly.