The following question of replacements.

[MAARTENR]

is the following right or wrong?
When it says replacements allowed from a unit i’ve got to press it so i get replacements.

If it says replacements dont allowed i got to press it and i dont get replacements.

[MAARTENR]

i'm wrong.

[sprior]

If it says "allow replacement" then replacements are allowed.

I agree, it can be confusingat first.

[MAARTENR]

Sprior does this also work with aiplanes? I think when the button says <no replacement> it get planes.

With this i'm AGAIN wrong.[:@]

About docking it shows than the <undocked> button?!?!

[Shark7]

Basically, whatever it says is the current policy. And it can get very confusing at times.

[JuanG]

Note that this switch toggles the 'policy' for AUTOMATIC replacements.

Manual ones (when you hit the 'add aircraft' button) always happen if they can.

[michaelm75au]

I tried to 'un-confuse' it by trying to standardize the intent.

With stock, the text could mean it was in that mode OR click the button to go into that mode.

Generally with AE, I tried to stand on one principle - the text should say what is happening if it a toggle/switch type.

[MAARTENR]

Thanx Michaelm. So when the button says about a tf at a port <docked> its docked.
Am i right. This is different than the old War in the Pacific game.

[michaelm75au]

Not sure about that screen as I didn't touch the naval ones as they were handled by the naval team.

I normally look at the upper left corner to see if it is docked - TF xxx is docked at xxx.
Then press the button appropriately - undock or dock as needed.

[MAARTENR]

When do you press the button appropriately? how it should be thats appropriately, am i right?
Sorry for mine bad English should i translate it at google?

[Pascal_slith]

Unfortunately it is confusing as you've seen.

For TFs, if the TF screen when in port has the word "Undock" next to the little arrow button, it means it is docked and that pressing the arrow button will undock it.

This is also the same for the other buttons in the Task Force screen. For example, if it says "Load Fuel", then if you press the arrow, the TF will load fuel (if there are transports or tankers in it).

This is the opposite of the many of the other screens (such as for aircraft units and land units) where the text means the current policy/state.