Just checking

[Pyros]

Hi,

As skirmisher already told you there are separated folders for campaigns and scenarios.

Only one small suggestion... Before copying any custom scenario/campaign into the appropriate folder just check the slot-number of the scenario files in order to avoid damaging an existing scenario in the same slot.

If you notice that the custom scenario uses the same files with an existing scenario then you may rename those files.

For better understanding this, try to read the GG, section scenario (creation etc).

cheers,
Pyros

[Mobhack]

Pyros said:
Hi,

As skirmisher already told you there are separated folders for campaigns and scenarios.

Only one small suggestion... Before copying any custom scenario/campaign into the appropriate folder just check the slot-number of the scenario files in order to avoid damaging an existing scenario in the same slot.

If you notice that the custom scenario uses the same files with an existing scenario then you may rename those files.

For better understanding this, try to read the GG, section scenario (creation etc).

cheers,
Pyros

A scenario can be manually renumbered to a new slot as described in the manual.

However - a user campaign contains its slot number internally to the saved data, so using the renumber trick wil not work on a user campaign. Contact the author and get him to recreate it in a new (non-conflicting) slot number, or play the original one, then install the other that use the same number when done with the original (you did keep the zip files for both didn't you?

As we issue updates, our oficial user campaigns and/or scenarios will increment from the current position.

Cheers
Andy

[Shadowcougar]

OK. thanks. With the DOS version it was just the scen folder I believe. Had to restart the computer due to a MS update and all works fine now