HQ Slots in the Locations Database

[GaryChildress]

According to the editor manual:

Certain Locations must be left in their assigned slots as follows:
Japanese HQ’s must be located in slots 1-98. (although additional Japanese HQ’s may be
located in the normal Japanese unit ranges)
Allied HQ’s must be located in slots 100-215 (although additional Allied HQ’s may be
located in the normal Allied unit ranges).

Question #1: Can I moive around and rename HQs within slots 1-98 or 100-215 so long as Japanese HQs are in range 1-98 and Allied in range 100-215?

Question #2: Are HQs in slots 1-98 or 100-215 somehow different than HQs that would be defined in normal unit ranges? In other words, could I place Pacific Fleet in a normal unit slot, say slot #5102 instead of having it in slot #102? Or would that cause problems in the game?

Question #3: Is it possible to make all HQs in slots 1-98 and 100-215 have delay of 9999 and then only have HQs that are included in the game in regular unit slots further down?

Thanks.

[GaryChildress]

Anyone by chance know any answers to these? [:)]

[Andy Mac]

I think you are ok to use any slot now but not 100% certain

[Andy Mac]

I would be carefull moving the ultimate root HQ's eg SWPAC SOPAC etc

[Don Bowen]

Just do NOT do it. You can get away with moving some of them, others will bite you in the butt big time. Just do not do it!

[Shark7]

And on the LCU subject, do you still have to put the IJA/IJN in certain slots with the Allies in other certain slots? Or can you add in IJA/IJN LCUs at the end of the DB, for example?

[GaryChildress]

ORIGINAL: Shark7

And on the LCU subject, do you still have to put the IJA/IJN in certain slots with the Allies in other certain slots? Or can you add in IJA/IJN LCUs at the end of the DB, for example?

Of all the databases "Locations" seems to be the most laden with hardcoding.