Trial counters
Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2009 6:52 pm
I'm going on holiday, so you don't have to put up with me for a week. Thought I should post the counters I use, if for nothing else, they might serve as inspiration to more proficient modders.
Just place the folder, after unzipping, in the data/gfx-folder.
These were made mainly for personal use and for my own version of the 1939-scenario. Therefore some things might not conform to the official version (SS-units for example). As clarification I might note that I use coloured NATO-symbols for different upgrades. Level 1 is white; level 2 is light yellow; level 3 is green; level 4 is blue and level 5 is red. This is true also for air units, albeit they have a coloured stripe instead of NATO-symbols. Just for fun, I made German level 3 and 4 armour units and level 4 infantry in SS-black. For naval units I substituted the rather crude symbols with small illustrations depicting ships.
And yes, I just remembered. It didn't like the stars telling divisions from corps. I simply replaced those stars with a red stripe for corps and a blue one for divisions. This way I can tell the unit types apart with just a glance.
Just place the folder, after unzipping, in the data/gfx-folder.
These were made mainly for personal use and for my own version of the 1939-scenario. Therefore some things might not conform to the official version (SS-units for example). As clarification I might note that I use coloured NATO-symbols for different upgrades. Level 1 is white; level 2 is light yellow; level 3 is green; level 4 is blue and level 5 is red. This is true also for air units, albeit they have a coloured stripe instead of NATO-symbols. Just for fun, I made German level 3 and 4 armour units and level 4 infantry in SS-black. For naval units I substituted the rather crude symbols with small illustrations depicting ships.
And yes, I just remembered. It didn't like the stars telling divisions from corps. I simply replaced those stars with a red stripe for corps and a blue one for divisions. This way I can tell the unit types apart with just a glance.