Barrold
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I seem to spend the most time playing Fields of Glory II and just purchased the new Medieval expansion which I am enjoying.
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I met Dan at Rune's CM:BB preview in Chicago in what seems a lifetime ago.
Fair winds and following seas. RIP
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On 2/10/2021 at 4:44 AM, Vacilllator said:
Thanks Steve, I know it's a fairly minor detail in the grand scheme but I appreciate your confirmation. Looking forward to F&R and whatever's next .
Aw shucks. The games still hold up although I need to find more time to play these days.
Cheers!
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Pre-order is in!
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7 hours ago, MeatEtr said:
If you have to do this with other modules/games then I'm guessing its a setting in your file manager software. I use 7-zip on Windows 7 with no problems, what are you using? Seems they are being auto-renamed.
That could very well be it. I switched to a different program when I was having problems unpacking an update for a Fields of Glory mod and that resolved the issue as well.
Thanks
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12 hours ago, IanL said:
?? The patches are are shipped as an install so you should not be renaming anything.
Any package you get from BFC should be unzipped into a clean empty folder. Then run the setup program in that new folder. For a patch make sure it has found your install and let it do the work.
I hear ya. I downloaded the RAR files and extracted them into their own folders. I then put the update itself in another folder.
Those files had the name of the installer file as a pre-fix to the .brz and did not match the various version .brz in the data folder for the games.
Every time I installed the patch before I caught these erroneously named .brz were in copied to the data folder.
What fixed the issue was to edit the file names to match the name in the current game data folder and then install the patch .exe
Each module I followed that process worked just fine. No more foxholes labeled as Wolverines.
I do have to put in a ticket to help resolve the activation issues I am having for CM:FI and Gustav Line though.
Of course I need more time to play but work is the curse of the gaming class.
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It's the patch!
When I extracted the files from the RAR the file name for the .brz had "CM Red Thunder Update 202" in front. So I changed the names to make the brz files uniform and copied them over to the data folder. When I went back into the game, the unit names are now correct.
That took too much work but I feel I learned something today.
Now let's see how the rest of these go.
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4 hours ago, Schrullenhaft said:
Make sure that the installation directory where the CMRT installer files are at has ONLY the following files (once they've been extracted from the .zip format that they are downloaded in):
CMRT_v103_Setup.exe
red thunder v100a.brz
red thunder v100b.brz
red thunder v100c.brz
red thunder v100d.brz
red thunder v101.brz
If there are other files present in the installation directory it MIGHT corrupt the installation in the manner that you're seeing.
All righty
I am installing version 2.0 and patching to 2.01
I have these files after a fresh extraction of the file I downloaded in May from my Battlefront account
CMRT v200 installer.exeCMRT v200 installer-1.bin
RT v100a.brz
RT v100b.brz
RT v100c.brz
RT v100d.brz
RT v101.brz
RT v104.brz
RT v200.brz
Is that .bin the potential problem?
Thanks for the response.
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****UPDATE*** I just did the install without patching to 2.01 and the names are correct!
Previously I did have my other game folders with installation files extracted and I deleted them before doing this install. When I extract those I am going to make sure I keep them well away from my RT folders as a precaution.
Now to patch to 2.01 and see what happens!
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After some time away from CM, I am trying to get a good install of all the products on my PC.
I downloaded all the updated files and did appropriate extractions.
After installing CM:RT I am getting mixed up unit names.
I have gone through and ensured there is not a single trace of the previous time I installed. I even went through the registry and deleted every single instance of "combat" related to the CM games.
When I do a fresh install...the unit names are still hosed.
Where can that @#$%%* file still be?
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It does give the wooden floors a patina with a certain stressed appearance that is so hot with fashion conscious buyers these days
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I like stuff
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Very nice site. Looking forward to going through it now that I have come back to the CM games.
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On 3/12/2017 at 4:26 AM, dalem said:
Rah rah Rasputin, lover of the Russian queen.
Seriously, ya buggers.
Sad news. I had the pleasure to meet him at Rune's place for a CM:BB preview.
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Excellent news.
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I have not been above occasionally sticking out my index finger in the familiar 'gun' pose, pointing at a copse of trees and making a "ptchew! ptchew!" firing sound as I passed it. Sometime' a guy's just gotta 'area fire' to be on the safe side.
....on a road trip with my brother, he was on the lookout for wild turkeys in the brush and woods while I commented on why one patch would be where I would drop a couple mortar rounds...just in case.
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I sense a disturbance in the Force.
Michael
and The Farce...these are troubling but entertaining times in the kingdom.
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I have a new Alienware 18 with i7-4800, 2x GTX-880M, 16GB of RAM and "Gog and Magog" I still takes a minute or so to load...but it sure looks and runs great once loaded! I have a bunch of mods too. These artists add a lot of immersion to the game.
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It was interesting to me when I learned that there existed a "donut" of invulnerability to the enemy's ships. Closer in and they could penetrate the hull's armor. Further out and their shells would drop from above and penetrate the deck. It put the pre-battle maneuvering into a new context, going beyond the classic "crossing the T".
Mmmmmmmm.....donut of invulnerability....
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Looks like you need to up the brightness and saturation in the game
And Now: Crop 6
The Rapeseed
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Technically, "Canola" refers to a particular strain of Rapeseed that was originally cultivated in Canada and is more suited to human and livestock consumption than older cultivars of rapeseed. These days, at least in North America, the vast majority of Rapeseed grown is of the Canola type.
The name Canola (a mashup of "Canada" + "Oil") was deliberately chosen because it was better for marketing than "Rapeseed Oil." In the plant name, "Rape" comes from Latin "Rapum" simply meaning "Turnip", but brings obvious negative connotations in English.
Since rapeseed oil makes a very good lubricant for e.g., industrial and nautical steam engines, it was actually a pretty important industrial crop in WWII.
Rapeseed Grog
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Whoa there big feller...git back on page 1
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Approaching Full Giggety!
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right next to that mint condition collectors edition of Playboy, with Marilyn Monroe on the cover?
More like a copy of Screenplay with Mae West on the cover.
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I'm feeling kind of Friday...sure....let's go with that.
And now.....
in Combat Mission - General Discussion
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Space Lobsters!
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