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Most all of them. Played or playtested all of the PTO, Korea, Vietnam, SCW, AIW and early war scenarios. I have made mods for most of these. Enjoy.

What do you suppose the poor bastards did in real life? And it doesn't get any better for the Allies later in the game with Shermans vs Tigers and Panthers.

Windows comes with "sound recorder" program. Click start, all programs, accessories, entertainment, sound recorder. Open SR, click file, click open, at the bottom of the window click the down arrow and select all files. Find your desktop folder and select a mp3. Then save as... and pick wav. This is going to take a long time one at a time.

Been a while since I used MPEG Suite and only for CW's mod. IIRC the program was written in the W98 days. You should be able to a. point the program to the zip or b. unzip the mp3 files into a new folder and point the program to that folder Then select all the mp3 files to convert and output to the same folder or a new folder as wav files. After converting to wav, copy and paste them into your CMBB wav folder.

Good to hear you are having fun. www.zimorodok.org has some good mods from when cmmods was broken. Click on Hosted Mods after entering the site. If you have a USB port on the old computer, you can buy a thumbdrive with a large capacity fairly cheap these days. You can copy the mod zips from the old computer to the thumbdrive and copy them to the new computer. Or write the mods to CDs as a backup and to put on the new computer.

www.cmmods.com Click CMBB Click By Designer Click Captain Wacky Click All Click Other

Yep, and nobody's done it better than you. Thanks for your mods.

An autonomous Kurdish "nation" solves the "inventing" part. Maps are real. History is known. IIRC Turkey is a big supplier of USA uniforms, wants to be friendly with the West, and is afraid of Kurdish unification. It just looks like the kind of mess that the USA likes to get involved in.

Guess I read too much into this.

Kurdish autonomy. The USA is already there, and is liked by the Kurds.

Trenches, mines and wire must be purchased. They are not map items. Only sandbags and walls are in the map editor and offer minimal protection.

Sequoia is the one to talk to about that. He has made uniforms for Belgians, Dutch and Norwegians. I mostly took other people's mods and made them work for CMAK.

Try late war FJ. Usually the SMG squads run out of ammo before they run out of enemy fodder.

Code changes, as you say, are in the exe

If you don't care how things look, the scenarios play just fine in regular CMAK. Just like other user made scenarios as you said. If you want it to look like ETO, check out David I's Normandy mod and ETO mod.

Beatcha Ha!

Do a search at cmmods keyword Pacific. I tried to include PTO or Pacific in the description text of all my mods. For some good scenarios in the PTO and CBI look for Hans name at TSDII.

His status is jones-ing? How do we get him a fix?

No more CMx1, no PTO. A forum search for Pacific will give you some background on the subject. Years ago a PTO mod was made for CMBO. I made some mods for CMAK. Hans made some scenarios too. Go to www.cmmods.com The CMBO mods are for the CMMOS mod manager The CMAK mods are for the McMMM mod manager There are scenario packs and archive zips at cmmods and IIRC Hans uploaded all of his CMAK PTO at The Scenario Depot II.

This is what I have: Here is the complete Sound Effects map for Combat Mission: Barbarossa to Berlin. Hopefully this map will assist someone that is attempting a sound mod. Jon Johnson Audio/Video Productions JAJ Sound Creations --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- *** Once again, thanks to Madmatt for his help in compiling this sound map! *** --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 00000128 = Selection 'bloop' 00000129 = End battle song (Taps) 00000131 = Medium/heavy tank movement 00000132 = Panther movement 00000133 = Tank idle 00000134 = Heavy tank movement 00000135 = Wheeled vehicle movement 00000136 = Light tank/HT movement 00000137 = Wheeled armor movement 00000150-00000153 = 'Click' 00000160-00000162 = House explosion/collapse 00000170 = Drumbeat 00000171 = Quit game explosion 00000190 = Radio squelch 00000200-00000202 = Small explosion 00000209-00000213 = Medium explosion 00000219-00000221 = Large explosion 00000228-00000231 = Very large explosion 00000290-00000291 = Small arms strike armor 00000292-00000297 = Large gun strike armor 00000300 = Fire 00000311-00000312 = Vehicle abandoned 00000320-00000323 = Ricochet 00000331 = Molotov 00000334-00000339 = MP40 SMG 00000350-00000355 = SG43 MMG 00000360-00000366 = Allied CMG/BMG/AAMG 00000375-00000378 = Allied pistol 00000380-00000385 = PPSh SMG 00000390-00000397 = Maxim MG 00000398-00000400 = Axis pistol 00000401-00000408 = Rifle 00000410 = AT Rifle - Low caliber 00000411 = Sniper rifle 00000412 = AT Rifle - High caliber 00000420-00000426 = DP LMG 00000430-00000432 = 15mm HMG 00000435-00000442 = MG42 LMG 00000445-00000448 = MG42 HMG 00000450-00000454 = MP44 00000455-00000457 = Axis armored car MG 00000470-00000475 = Axis CMG/BMG/AAMG 00000480-00000483 = MG34 HMG 00000485-00000492 = MG34 LMG 00000500-00000523 = Scream 00000600-00000609 = Tank main gun/Inf gun/AT gun 00000610 = 20mm Flak 00000611 = 40mm Flak 00000612 = Flamethrower 00000620 = Rocket artillery incoming 00000621-00000622 = Large artillery incoming 00000623-00000625 = Medium artillery incoming 00000626-00000627 = Small artillery incoming 00000650 = Mortar 00000651 = Panzerschreck 00000652 = Rifle Grenade 00000653 = Ampulomet 00000700 = Vehicle bogged 00000701 = Hatch open 00000702 = Hatch close 00000710-00000711 = Small arm ricochet off armor 00000800-00000804 = Aircraft 00000900-00000904 = Close quarters combat 00001000-00001632 = Ricochets, different surfaces 00005000-00005007 = Background weather SFX 00005010 = Opening video music 00030000+ = Voices

imageshack seems to be the popular free site.

The Brit troops will still be in short uniforms in early war battles.

If you are interested in Grau AFVs for the Germans, I posted some notes at TPG in FAQ/Tools area under Research, How to Grau in CMAK. Most of it is for Sealion scenarios using late war units but I included this list for using CMBB mods in CMAK. This list is for CMAK early war: List to Tom of units available in Crete for Greece. Note if it does not say "same" assume you cannot use the BB mod as is. 20mm flak same as cmbb 88mm flak same except one new bmp in cmak arty 75mm inf 1918 same 37mm pak38 same 75 how same 75 rcr same pzji same pziic same pziif no one has done yet pziiif same pziiig same pziiih same pzivc same pzivd same pzive same pzivf same psw221 same psw222 same psw223 same psw231 same spw251-1 same spw251-2 same spw251-10 same sdkf 7 same sdkf 6-2 flak same sdkf 10-4 flak same kw same truck same At CMHQ Mod Name: MB_GEM_Dunkelgrau_FlaKtrack_Pack.zip Mod Size: 1.10mb CMMOS Compatible: No Game Version: CMBB/CMAK Mod Description: Marco Bergman's and Gordon Molek's dunkelgrau FlaK halftracks for CMAK and CMBB At cmmods Patboy has done some grau that are CMBB CMAK compatable

First you need to have the pics on a website. Then you ckick the "full reply form" button at the bottom of the "quick reply" box. In the full reply form will be a image button. That will give a popup box for the url of the pic.

For the PC wargame WinSPWW2, Pyros Lambert has made a massive campaign around the ANZAC and Greek forces. Check with him for resources and maps. http://www.shrapnelcommunity.com/threads/ubbthreads.php or at the SZO forums in the Steel Panthers section under the name Achilles.