TOAW4 Custom Graphics

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Grosstea2
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TOAW4 Custom Graphics

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Re TOAW 4
In Default directory/Select Theatre menu
There is a menu choice of "Custom Graphics"
I click this and it brings me to a menu "Select new game"

What is the purpose of "Custom Graphics"? It doesn't seem to do anything
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RE: TOAW4 Custom Graphics

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ORIGINAL: Grosstea2

Re TOAW 4
In Default directory/Select Theatre menu
There is a menu choice of "Custom Graphics"
I click this and it brings me to a menu "Select new game"

What is the purpose of "Custom Graphics"? It doesn't seem to do anything
It's just another scenario folder. Some scenarios use modified map and icon graphics.

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RE: TOAW4 Custom Graphics

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It would more properly be titled, 'Scenarios Using Custom Graphics' but that may be a bit long. [;)]
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ORIGINAL: Lobster

It would more properly be titled, 'Scenarios Using Custom Graphics' but that may be a bit long. [;)]
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