Missing control border line

[Elessar2]

Or whatever you call it. The line which shows which hexes you control, vs. the enemy. The front line:



Note that it ends at the Indochina/China border there (red circle). Note it is working everywhere else. Yes, Japan & China are indeed at war, Indochina is Japanese-annexed.

[Scenario is WitP version .812 available in its thread at the top of the first post]

[OldCrowBalthazor]

My end to on V.812
All other LoC globally works..just not China-Japan Lines of Control. Weird.

[Hubert Cater]

Could you send me a saved turn as well as the latest version of the campaign so I could take a look?

Thanks,
Hubert

[Elessar2]

Chinese Belligerence vs. Japan needed to be toggled on. Huh. Yes, I am sufficiently aware of the binary nature of the codes for such apps, but my assumption was that if they could attack each other they were belligerent by definition.

[Hubert Cater]

Was just about to look at this, and it sounds like it is now sorted?

[Hubert Cater]

ORIGINAL: Elessar2

Chinese Belligerence vs. Japan needed to be toggled on. Huh. Yes, I am sufficiently aware of the binary nature of the codes for such apps, but my assumption was that if they could attack each other they were belligerent by definition.

There are some cases in game where we allow nations not belligerent with each other to attack each other in order to prevent possible gamey moves.

For example, if let's say India had units in China, as they are allied together, but India is not yet at war with Japan, an Allied player could use Indian units to block Japan from attacking or capturing hexes in China etc.

[SittingDuck]

Would that be via the 'free unit' script file?

[BillRunacre]

The free unit scripts are used to allow forces to fight on from exile, e.g. Free Polish units.