The Nathan

Thanks everyone, I appreciate your help in this matter. SgtAA- I'm gonna d/l the map now, see what the problem is and how hard it would be to correct it. Thanks anyway though, I spent a good 3 days of solid work on this thing, and it'd be a travesty to simply let it waste away. L.Tankersley- I appreciate your help as well, and will be looking forward to your exporting job. As a small token of my gratitude, anyone who exports the map and sends it to me gets credit in the briefing and readme file, and gets a squad or tank named after them. EDIT: Just looked at the map, a small touch up job will fix the very top 100 meters or so of the map, nothing big. [ June 03, 2005, 01:29 PM: Message edited by: The Nathan ]

Recently I did a complete conversion of a 2x4KM section of Everon (From Operation Flashpoint) to CMBB, greatly aided by Mapping Mission. However, due to video card driver issues (And me not wanting to fiddle with drivers), I can't seem to export the thing, even on the slowest exporting speed in mapping mission. It would be extremely helpful if one of the members of this board could please, please, please export the map for me and send it over to my email at nathan@kabutogani.net The file can be found at this url: http://nathan.kabutogani.net/CMFlash.map And just to note, it is an operation map, and of course should be exported as such. [ June 02, 2005, 08:44 PM: Message edited by: The Nathan ]

Something is a bit funny, I did a 1943 test with three Stugs vs. nine t-34's facing eachother at the kinfe-fight range of 153 meters. Ricochets galore for the stugs without a single penetration, I did multiple variations of this test including a t-34 tank rush from straight ahead, and two diaganol sides, all ended up with either the stugs winning wonderfully, or maybe a paltry crew loss or two. But the knife-fight firing squad was really disturbing. Those stugs should have went down in the first volley, not bounced off shells like KT's or something :confused: