Thanks again for the report and if anyone ever finds a way to consistently repeat this, I'll be very happy to eliminate this bug once and for all.

Thanks, definitely a bug in the game code, will be fixed for the next update.

Great!

Off the top of my head I don't know what each row does without digging into the code, but I would guess only the last 3 rows, maybe 4 rows would be used for experience medals, maybe? As you'll notice each row is a bit different, e.g. some with different transparencies, some with shadows, some withou...

I'm not sure I understand the issue, as in each column normally has a variation of the same sprite... whereas you have replaced after the second row with all blue stars?

Could you tell me which specific fonts and if this can be reproduceable with your latest downloadable version of your mod?

At this point I honestly don't remember why air units are allowed to be placed as 'new' units anywhere in home territory, just that it is definitely set this way purposefully in the code, so likely a reason at one time to have this as the default function.

I guess the catch here is that Albania, by being set this way on our end, is functionally active, e.g. even though its parent Italy is not yet fully mobilized, which then allows for use of the ports like any other friendly port, be it major or a minor port etc. This would be the same for Italian Eas...

Just reviewing and air units, as purchase or new unit placements, can be placed in any 'home' city, settlement etc., when the country is set to 'Home Builds', e.g. even if not connected to the capital. Because Cyprus is set as 'UK' it is technically 'home' territory, and satisfies the code in this i...

I don't believe MOBILIZATION _2 supports the [<] option at the moment, and this is the likely reason then for the error message.

If you update to the latest patch, this should resolve the issue for you.

The terrain sprites.png file just contains the reduced sample sized sprites for hills, and mountains, e.g. for what you see in the column of selectable sprites in the Editor. The actual sprites that will be drawn in game, e.g. because they are bigger sprites and overflow the hexes, is in the hill sp...

In the Editor you can highlight the desired hexes, e.g. when in the 'tile' layer, using the 'select items' tool, and do a left mouse button down + drag, while also holding down the CTRL key, and it will select a wide batch of hexes for you. After that, go to File->Export Map Positions, and it will e...

Hi Robert, I see that after looking at your turns, this is from a customized campaign... unfortunately, I can only speak for what the default campaigns should do and how they should behave as there are just so many variables at play when things are customized, it would be difficult for me to suggest...

There hasn't been a new patch released so I suspect an issue with the server.

Looks like it is working again now, but in the future, if you send a message to support@matrixgames.comt, they should be able to get it up and running again once they are aware.

If you can send me a saved turn, to support@furysoftware.com, where I can see what might be going on in terms of the AI thinking of this specific turn/screenshot, then I can have a better idea overall of what might be happening here.

From memory, SURRENDER_1 is typically used after a normal surrender has been determined by the engine, and only in the case where you want to split up some territory, e.g. Poland where it is divided between Germany and the USSR, or for when let's say the UK is set to surrender, e.g. the capitals hav...

Hi, no, this is the public forum

Thanks for the report, and kind of amazing this has never been discovered before... i'll fix this for the next update.

Fair point as well and something for us to think about