CMO: Missing map

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TyroneS
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CMO: Missing map

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I've been having problems loading the map in Command: Modern Operations. Long story short, when I load the game, the global map is just a white screen. I had this problem in the fall and it seemed to be resolved when I deleted my shader cache. That hasn't worked this time, nor has running a clean boot and other steps. (In a strange anomaly, the game did run on Friday morning -- after I'd tried the clean boot and restart without success Thursday night, only to have it run when I turned the computer on the next day -- but then the game stopped running again after my computer installed a driver update on Friday night.) This morning a dev on the Steam forum asked me to run Game Options --> Map Display, check the option "Show Diagnostics" to see what GPU the game is running. I'm not seeing a GPU indicator. I tried posting a screenshot on Steam, but the link to my OneDrive doesn't seem to be working. Cross-posting the screenshot here. Welcome any ideas anyone has on how to get the game running again.
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blu3s
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Re: CMO: Missing map

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Can you try to unzip these files into the CMO installation folder?
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TyroneS
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Re: CMO: Missing map

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Thanks. I installed the folder and files in the config folder in Steamapps/Common/Command/Config. Didn't work, unfortunately. Did I put the folder/files in the right place?
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Re: CMO: Missing map

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If Command.exe is located inside the \Config folder then your installation is somehow very badly damaged.

The Command.exe binary needs to be placed in the folder [Steamapps]\Common\[CMO] .

I would suggest not only uninstalling, but manually wiping out the installation folder (to prevent critical files from being left in the wrong location), and then re-installing from scratch.
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