It's the FP of the offboard artillery attacks, which a certain # of are given in the editor. If there are no missions given, it doesn't do anything.

Design-wise, the FP is usually 2 or 4, 2 for small artillery, 4 for big guns.

The mortar min range is figured automatically from the firepower, nothing to enter for that. Though it will probably not work if you put in a completely new FP that didn't exist before. [:'(]

For the German campaign, unit upgrading doesn't actually start until after the third mission, that might be it.

I have some documentation up here, not sure if you saw it already: tm.asp?m=3545313

<t> There are two possibilities - the terrain has to be flagged as actually using polygons in the terrain.csv (has to be Blocking or Degrading, and NOT Whole-Hex).<br/>
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The more likely is that when you put down the polygon you actually had a different hex selected. It lets you click outside ...

Alive, just busy. I looked through everything and I think that rule got forgotten. Looking at the counters, in this time period it looks like it would only be the German rocket launchers - I think it's more common for the modern stuff? Anyway, I'll put it on the list.

Which battle did you just finish?

It's not really set up for that, I'm afraid. Probably best to just manually draw it on the map and set the terrain in the editor accordingly.

No, lower case should be fine if that's what your Slitherine account name is.

I think it is the Slitherine account that must match, not the forum ID (unless they happen to be the same). For example, my forum ID is Tom Proudfoot, but my game login and slitherine login are both proudft. But if I type Proudft into HoS, then problems would ensue.

<t> The login name should be set to whatever your Slitherine account name is, case included. Mine is all lowercase and I don't have issues with that. I would make extra sure you are on the same versions, that you both did the same patches and the CRC that the game displays when you enter the lobby ...

<t> I think that's a bug/typo with the Tiger, but not one the player will see. I believe that number is used for quick scans by the AI to see if something is in range of any of the guns. But not really a big deal. But, yeah, I'd just put the max range of either weapon there for consistency.<br ...

<t> For vehicles, just put the greater of the MG range or the HE max range (the top of the third column on the counter back).<br/>
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Heat 2 shot is for vehicles like the Sd222, where there is a '2x' written before the HE value. They get two shots in a turn with that weapon, it is otherwise ...

I would but I dunno what to say!

You might be able to do variable reinforcements by using the random placement groups, with some of them entering on, say turn 2, and others on turn 3.

For the sprites, your example is the only way I can think of right now.

Units from different 'branches' basically can't stack together in the same hex. There are some exceptions (I think vehicles is one), but that's the gist of it.

Ok, cool - and thanks for the clues!

<t> Are you on version 1.10? I assume so but it's safer to ask, since there were some reinforcement bugs fixed before.<br/>
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Then some questions, if you can recall:<br/>
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- Did you play this scenario continuously from the beginning (i.e., no reloads while playing)?<br/>
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Yes, that's correct. I'd recommend just making a second PZIIIJ in your units.csv, just copy the whole stats line, give it a new ID #, and add the cost. Should be pretty transparent to the player.

I leave that to people further up the chain, I just program. [:'(]