Here is what I was talking about (Set "Russia" to human and formation B to computer control, repeat it, say, 5 times and note the turn the formation commences movement).
Last edited by hoplitis; April 29th, 2009 at 11:25 AM..
Reason: addition
Actually the random probability effect should better work with sections or single units rather than platoons.
The point is to give a bigger replayability to any custom battle.
I would like to see this at an effect, in which any meeting engagement could turn out to become an offensive or defensive battle.
cheers
You can randomize via reinforcements.
But there is another way to "randomize" simultaneoysly the response of all formations to their waypoint paths (and especially if they include secondary (buffer) waypoints)...
...must write part 2 of "quantifying waypoints" immediately
OK RL has caused some delay on Part B of "Quantifying Waypoints" but I'm about half way through and moving on.
BTW has anybody gone through the attached text and test scens or am I dancing solo here? (which would actually be the story of my life! )
...seriously now, I'm really interested in some feedback on this one ...
OK RL has caused some delay on Part B of "Quantifying Waypoints" but I'm about half way through and moving on.
BTW has anybody gone through the attached text and test scens or am I dancing solo here? (which would actually be the story of my life! )
...seriously now, I'm really interested in some feedback on this one ...
I also have run face first into ML and have very limited time for doing anything "fun" at present. I still try to access the forums here once/twice a day to keep tabs on what's going on but hav't had time to actually play, or play with, WinSPMBT for a month or so.
I am however VERY interested in your project hoplitis !
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