Edit, Dec 28 2009: I’m editing this post in order to provide a more convenient location for the link to download my updated module which corrects the errors in Attila’s original Dec 19th module on Flames-of-Europe. A list of changes can be found in this post.
Here is the link: http://www.mediafire.com/file/mm2htzxbdnm/P40.gim.zip
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@TMTM:
Atti has a first draft of the module for AP40 for ABattlemap at http://www.flames-of-europe.de/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=getit&lid=107
Thanks for the link! I downloaded and feel a few things are missing.
I added some Convoy and Kamikaze marks on what I think are the appropriate sea zones (let me know if there is a mistake), and added the Mongolians. I also recolored the unnamed russian territory to the russian color (it was the chinese color).
I would have added the handy bar (like in the AA50 modules) down at the bottom of the map too, but I don’t know how the program figures out what space on the map is what, so I didn’t want to mess with that. I think I remember someone explaining it on the forum here somewhere (I’m guessing it has something to do with the sectors file), so if anyone knows where that is and wants to point me to it I might see if I can do a little more. Also, I noticed that the locations of the IPC values are screwy (View>IPC values) for me. I assume it’s the same for other people? Anyone know how to fix that?
Also, I changed the toolpieces to be a little more akin to the ones included in the AA50 modules, which I like better. I’d appreciate any feedback (like? don’t like? suggestion?) for the new pieces I made: Mech Inf, Tac Bmr, Kamikaze (that was hard!), Hit BBs and CVs, and Air base and Naval Base damage.
I also felt I needed to make the ANZAC pieces color a little lighter in order to distinguish some units from the UK pieces.
you will need to remove the “.txt” from the attached files
Edit Dec 28 2009: I’m removing the original attachments to this post, as they are now outdated. My latest updates can be downloaded in my updated module, linked to at the beginning of this post.