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I'm aware of some of the issues but not of others so I'd appreciate it if you made reports with detailed information in the bug-reports section of the discord server above.
i tryed 3 games but never a win trigger so needed to brake up. :-/
Ideas ?
Greetings
Also it would be much more helpful for this information to be on the discord server since it's easier to log and track there because otherwise I would need to go through pages of comments here and a lot of things will probably get lost that way.
there is a bug that at German, we can not produce havy tanks becoause the bouton to research is missing. could you please fix that ?
thank you very much :)
I have recently moved and am still settling down so that's why I haven't had much time to spare for the mod, however after the 2.0 Anniversary I've decided to come back to it over the holidays.
I have some improvements and fixes planned, however I would like some feedback and suggestions as well and for that purpose I've made a new discord server that you can join here -
https://discord.gg/cNpU9fmHyB
But sadly as is the case with CoH2 as well, we can't.
If I could make one suggestion, it would be this: add the FFL ("Force Française Libre" or FFI "Force Française de l'Intérieur").
After all, the US loves to talk about its conquests, but every time it does so, it neglects to mention France, which also fought in the landings.
As for Affrique, there's General Leclerc, who started from nothing (one or two milk trucks and a couple of dozen men) and ended up with a column of men and vehicles, pushing the enemy back.
Not forgetting the intelligence provided by the Resistance, at the cost of their lives, so that the US could organize the landings.
And I've never encountered that before, only purple things I got were boxes of units which were from other factions that didn't have their models pre-cached since the factions themselves were missing from the match and there's currently no way to force pre-caching from what I know.
I'm currently preoccupied with some other things.
Make sure your mod is not corrupted and is up to date, unsubscribe and then resubscribe if you have to or even delete it from your mods folder. If you don't know where that is you can see it in the modding guide linked above.
However progress is a bit slow right now because I'm busy with work and other things at the moment unfortunately.
I kind of want the factions to still feel a bit more unique even if there are some overlapping things such as the units, which really is inevitable when we're talking about 2 German Armies and the British receiving a lot of stuff through Lend-Lease from America.
The modding tools prevent us from editing them, for now at least. Otherwise I would love modify them as well.
I'm not sure why the devs made it like this but didn't automatically make it so the vanilla files are references instead to make it easier for everybody.
"You will then be presented with the ebps tab where, again as mentioned before, you right click on whatever you want to edit, then left click to clone it, but keep in mind to always reference the vanilla file and not your mod's one or else the game won't read it as will be mentioned several times throughout the guide as a reminder of that. More on ebps editing in it's own dedicated section below."
@^2[psyke]^0Nanabush Have you followed the modding guide that I've linked above? If so you need to guide me what you have done step by step exactly, preferably with pictures or better yet a video of some sort. I always find that double or even triple checking everything yields the best results in finding some small mistake that was overlooked.