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== How to created template == | == How to created template == | ||
| − | To create a template of your own use the FMB available with IL-2 (for instructions on using the FMB please refer to your PF Manual) and open a map that corresponds with one of the available maps within the SEOW database (e.g. Stalingrad). I start by placing the scenery first by adding objects (trees, buildings etc), these are placed in each successive coop by SE. Next place go to your airbases and place your AAA (and gun pits if desired). Beware that there is an option when loading a template to load ground/sea unit at maximum strength so a single 40mm Bofors in a template will expand to four 40mm Bofors in SEOW if this option is chosen. Place any ground or sea forces you want for each side again be aware of the quadrupling if that option is selected. Last create your aircraft. Give all your aircraft air starts and at least 3 waypoints prior to landing. Ensure that you do not overload the bases. Again base restrictions are noted in the SEOW maps as detailed above. | + | To create a template of your own use the FMB available with IL-2 (for instructions on using the FMB please refer to your PF Manual) and open a map that corresponds with one of the available maps within the SEOW database (e.g. Stalingrad). I start by placing the scenery first by adding objects (trees, buildings etc), these are placed in each successive coop by SE. Next place go to your airbases and place your AAA (and gun pits if desired). Beware that there is an option when loading a template to load ground/sea unit at maximum strength so a single 40mm Bofors in a template will expand to four 40mm Bofors in SEOW if this option is chosen. Place any ground or sea forces you want for each side again be aware of the quadrupling if that option is selected. Last create your aircraft. Give all your aircraft air starts and at least 3 waypoints prior to landing. Ensure that you do not overload the bases. Again base restrictions are noted in the SEOW maps as detailed above.<br> |
| − | If the commanders have agreed to a plane set or ground/naval units ensure that the requisite units are placed in the template. | + | If the commanders have agreed to a plane set or ground/naval units ensure that the requisite units are placed in the template. <br> |
| − | The mission templates also support the ARMY briefing commands detailed in the FMB section of the appropriate IL-2 manual. This information becomes static in the template and is used for displaying campaign information and overall objectives for each side. The information in the army none section is viewable by all sides while the army colour information is viewable only by players allocated to that side as defined by their logins. Please see the administrators guide for information on setting up accounts. | + | The mission templates also support the ARMY briefing commands detailed in the FMB section of the appropriate IL-2 manual. This information becomes static in the template and is used for displaying campaign information and overall objectives for each side. The information in the army none section is viewable by all sides while the army colour information is viewable only by players allocated to that side as defined by their logins. Please see the administrators guide for information on setting up accounts. <br> |
| − | Once you are happy with your template you can load it into the SEOW. You can then view it and determine if modifications are necessary. This may take a few tries, trust me here. Unfortunately with the current release you must flush the database prior to loading a template. For instructions on installing/administering/loading templates please refer to the Scorched Earth Online War Installation and Administrator’s Guide. | + | Once you are happy with your template you can load it into the SEOW. You can then view it and determine if modifications are necessary. This may take a few tries, trust me here. Unfortunately with the current release you must flush the database prior to loading a template. For instructions on installing/administering/loading templates please refer to the Scorched Earth Online War Installation and Administrator’s Guide. <br> |
The following IL-2 maps are currently supported in Scorched Earth Online War. The Scorched Earth sector name is on the left and the associated IL-2 map name on the right: | The following IL-2 maps are currently supported in Scorched Earth Online War. The Scorched Earth sector name is on the left and the associated IL-2 map name on the right: | ||
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How to created template
To create a template of your own use the FMB available with IL-2 (for instructions on using the FMB please refer to your PF Manual) and open a map that corresponds with one of the available maps within the SEOW database (e.g. Stalingrad). I start by placing the scenery first by adding objects (trees, buildings etc), these are placed in each successive coop by SE. Next place go to your airbases and place your AAA (and gun pits if desired). Beware that there is an option when loading a template to load ground/sea unit at maximum strength so a single 40mm Bofors in a template will expand to four 40mm Bofors in SEOW if this option is chosen. Place any ground or sea forces you want for each side again be aware of the quadrupling if that option is selected. Last create your aircraft. Give all your aircraft air starts and at least 3 waypoints prior to landing. Ensure that you do not overload the bases. Again base restrictions are noted in the SEOW maps as detailed above.
If the commanders have agreed to a plane set or ground/naval units ensure that the requisite units are placed in the template.
The mission templates also support the ARMY briefing commands detailed in the FMB section of the appropriate IL-2 manual. This information becomes static in the template and is used for displaying campaign information and overall objectives for each side. The information in the army none section is viewable by all sides while the army colour information is viewable only by players allocated to that side as defined by their logins. Please see the administrators guide for information on setting up accounts.
Once you are happy with your template you can load it into the SEOW. You can then view it and determine if modifications are necessary. This may take a few tries, trust me here. Unfortunately with the current release you must flush the database prior to loading a template. For instructions on installing/administering/loading templates please refer to the Scorched Earth Online War Installation and Administrator’s Guide.
The following IL-2 maps are currently supported in Scorched Earth Online War. The Scorched Earth sector name is on the left and the associated IL-2 map name on the right:
| Scorched Earth Sector Name | IL-2 Map Name |
|---|---|
| Smolensk | Smolensk |
| Moscow | Moscow |
| Prokhorovka | Prokhorovka |
| Kursk | Kursk |
| Kursk | Murmansk |
| Lvov | Lvov |
| Crimea | Crimea |
| Kuban | Kuban |
| Stalingrad | Stalingrad1 |
| Normandy | Normandy2 |
| Ardennes | Ardennes Summer |
| Tunis | OnlineMT |
| New Guinea | New Guinea |
