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==Overview==
 
==Overview==
===Setting up Battles===
 
===Multiplayer===
 
  
==Technical / Modding Related Information==
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==Creating New Custom Battle Positions==
===Advanced Conditions===
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The battle positions are pre-set according to the locations listed in [[custom_locations.txt]].  The co-ordinates relate to the map referenced from the main or imperial campaign folder - if map files are not included in those folders the map files in the base folder are used. 
The available options in the advanced conditions menu selection in BI are:
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Season:
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==Advanced Condition Selections==
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The available options in the advanced conditions menu selection in BI are:<br>
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'''Season:'''
 
*Summer
 
*Summer
 
*winter
 
*winter
  
Weather:
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'''Weather:'''
 
*Random
 
*Random
 
*Calm
 
*Calm
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*Dense Fog
 
*Dense Fog
  
Time of Day:
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'''Time of Day:'''
 
*Sunrise
 
*Sunrise
 
*Morning
 
*Morning
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Some of the above appear to tie up with weather conditions / timings mentioned in [[descr_daytypes.txt]] but others do not or are missing.  For example Light Rain does not exist as a named weather condition in daytypes. Spring and Autumn settings which are in daytypes are not given as an option in custom battle selection.  It might be that they are used randomly when selecting 'Summer' mode - ''NB. needs confirmation.''
 
Some of the above appear to tie up with weather conditions / timings mentioned in [[descr_daytypes.txt]] but others do not or are missing.  For example Light Rain does not exist as a named weather condition in daytypes. Spring and Autumn settings which are in daytypes are not given as an option in custom battle selection.  It might be that they are used randomly when selecting 'Summer' mode - ''NB. needs confirmation.''
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The 'Random' weather selection will use the conditions applied to that season and climate type in descr_daytypes.txt according to their probability values.  Specifically selecting 'Calm' for instance will mean that weather type is used even if it is not listed for the relevant climate in daytypes.
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==See Also==
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*[[descr_skydome.txt]] for notes of which skydomes are used in custom battles.
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*[[custom_locations.txt]]
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[[Category:RTW Text Editing & Scripting]]
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[[Category:RTW Battle Map Modding]]

Latest revision as of 13:09, 16 March 2021

Overview

Creating New Custom Battle Positions

The battle positions are pre-set according to the locations listed in custom_locations.txt. The co-ordinates relate to the map referenced from the main or imperial campaign folder - if map files are not included in those folders the map files in the base folder are used.

Advanced Condition Selections

The available options in the advanced conditions menu selection in BI are:
Season:

  • Summer
  • winter

Weather:

  • Random
  • Calm
  • Hazy
  • Heavy Rain
  • Light Rain
  • Light Fog
  • Dense Fog

Time of Day:

  • Sunrise
  • Morning
  • Midday
  • Evening
  • Sunset
  • Night

Some of the above appear to tie up with weather conditions / timings mentioned in descr_daytypes.txt but others do not or are missing. For example Light Rain does not exist as a named weather condition in daytypes. Spring and Autumn settings which are in daytypes are not given as an option in custom battle selection. It might be that they are used randomly when selecting 'Summer' mode - NB. needs confirmation.

The 'Random' weather selection will use the conditions applied to that season and climate type in descr_daytypes.txt according to their probability values. Specifically selecting 'Calm' for instance will mean that weather type is used even if it is not listed for the relevant climate in daytypes.

See Also