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Hi, Is there a mod that would show the movement arrow at the max zoom out level ?
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Well, first of all - why on earth would you want that??? [:D]

I would think the file "s_movement_arrows.png" would take effect on the max zoom out, instead it appears that the "Movement_arrows.png" file is used for all zoom levels. *Except* the two "smallest" zoom levels (units are just red+blue dots) - where there is no movement arrow used at all.

So, no I don't think so...

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ORIGINAL: Shadrach

Well, first of all - why on earth would you want that??? [:D]

Mostly for long distance rail/ship travel ;-)
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ORIGINAL: nukkxx5058
Mostly for long distance rail/ship travel ;-)

Oh yeah, that makes sense now [:)]
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