Falaise

I agree with you @Gpig @Vacillator
it's true that this campaign is extra, and very immersive
I even made a wet landscape mod


it is not finished, something is missing
if you want to try and have ideas
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/5i7bk0ipx0k659l/AABgre9yc4pa7fgWg5E40Egfa?dl=0

There are 2 things I hate in mission combat
It
and that "shark teeth"

As for the distortion in the ploughed fields, Kieme's mod brilliantly solved the problem.
But for shark teeth alas, it is a constraint related to the engine of the game.
Some scenario maker and map maker make a lot of effort to avoid them.
I am thinking of the Bulletpoint "front contact" scenario where no shark teeth are visible, which gives you some of the most beautiful and realistic map. some other map makers , shift the bend two or three turns to avoid the effect of shark teeth.
However for historical scenarios that rely on a precise map of places there is sometimes no choice.
I recently tried the scenario The Carillon 1 It's Quiet-Too Quiet and I noticed this curious road with an unknown angle of 22.5 °
Revelation !!
The author, (I do not know who) is a genius who managed with the highway tiles to do this feat, opening a new field of possibility in the design of the maps.
The only flaw is the visual
So I created this little mod to give a coherent visual.
Now I like everything !!
Road of Carillon

Change on the map of "Liking up and breaking out"
then and now

this one to compare with the one above that I hate

the different angles of the road

he he I just saw the wink of @WimO.
the church he chose to illustrate his mod is a church in Falaise.
Her name is Saint Gervais, you can't choose better because I have a connection with this one, I was baptized there and got married there...
in 1944

he he I just saw the wink of @WimO.
the church he chose to illustrate his mod is a church in Falaise.
Her name is Saint Gervais, you can't choose better because I have a connection with this one, I was baptized there and got married there...
in 1944

hum interesting, @WimO, I watch the other day a video of WARFARGAMING on you tube and on the same campaign he noticed this at 10:35
 

Me, I managed to crush the bad guys !!!
 

he he I just saw the wink of @WimO.
the church he chose to illustrate his mod is a church in Falaise.
Her name is Saint Gervais, you can't choose better because I have a connection with this one, I was baptized there and got married there...
in 1944

Thank you guys for some unknown reason it does not appear on the order and it is the only one that I had not copied in a word file (Murphy's law)
but thanks to the responsiveness of battlefront everything is back to normal thank you all

Bénouville et Ranville Master Map is now finished. Size: 3248 m x 2128 m. Condition: Pristine, no German or British fortifications or modifications. Fully populated with flavor objecsts. Looks best when used with all available building, wall, flavor object, foliage and terrain tile mods. German fortifications and terrain modifications will be included in subsequent scenarios. Map will be posted without deployment zones or opposing forces so that it can be used for your own Quick Battles.

humm he's a maniac !!!
@PEB14 must be a teacher "instit or prof"
don't let yourself be fooled otherwise he will make you copy a hundred times
"Je n’oublie pas de mettre un  accent là ou c’est nécessaire ." 😁

Yes exactly
I send you by email the mdr
just pull it a bit so it looks like this

it is worn either a little to the left or in the middle of the back
the location is good but it sinks too much into the body of the soldier
I have quite a few actually !! 😉

honestly Phil
I don't think there is anything to change 😍
I think I'm going to redo the Scottish Corridor 😋

honestly Phil
I don't think there is anything to change 😍
I think I'm going to redo the Scottish Corridor 😋

Do it in a way that is good for you!
I'm waiting and looking forward to the result!
I'm a BF customer, I'm trained for situations like this!

not 15 tigers Andreas
I will find you the exact composition of this unit
a 15 tanks : pz 4 panther and tiger
that of the armored museum of saumur is that of Bierre
it was because he entered the inventory of the army that he was saved

You are making a Very interresting job!
This must be  sometimes moving to retrace the story with "real actors" !!

Yes the tank was recovered in the pocket of Falaise in late August early September 1944 in the village of Bierre exactly.
I had the opportunity to discuss with one of the resistants who had participated in its recovery and that he used it.
The French have recovered a certain number of tanks: pzIV, panther and tiger. They were used in the battles of the Atlantic pocket where the Germans had none, thus avoiding the risk of friendly fire.
This tiger was baptized Brittany which for us Norman is an affront.
he no longer had an optic  and the witness explained to me that he looked through the tube to take aim. It was used as a mobile artillery piece

Yes the tank was recovered in the pocket of Falaise in late August early September 1944 in the village of Bierre exactly.
I had the opportunity to discuss with one of the resistants who had participated in its recovery and that he used it.
The French have recovered a certain number of tanks: pzIV, panther and tiger. They were used in the battles of the Atlantic pocket where the Germans had none, thus avoiding the risk of friendly fire.
This tiger was baptized Brittany which for us Norman is an affront.
he no longer had an optic  and the witness explained to me that he looked through the tube to take aim. It was used as a mobile artillery piece

A screenshot from a scenario by @kevinkin
FR40B FIREFIGHT AT ANNELLES
We are preparing the SILVER PACK for release in a week or so...

Don't worry, I do like making this map. 🙂 And thank you for making this mod, early war is so terribly under represented...
I'm in the mood for some work-in-progress (mainly flavour objects and some things, like the water tower that need to be added by hand still missing) screenshots:





 

This image comes from "The Blitzkrieg Legend"...
I ordered this book today. The version in English of course!

Caramba ! il est fort !!
very nice

The sun rises over the sleepy village of Stonne.
Still lacking some detail here and there but even Stonne wasn't built in a day. 🙂

I will use some new images when you first see the scenario in the battle picker.

a big thank you to kohlenklau, falaise, jm, and the team!
cheers,
rob