@mattbarnes

In that case, if Google rejected to send your mails, you would receive sort of an error message sent to you by Google, that would (more or less cryptically) explain the reason for rejection.
Did you receive any related message? Maybe check your spam folder.

On the recipient's side, a common reason is that the storage is full. Depending on your opponent's mail provider there are sometimes ridiculously low storage capacities. Many users are totally unaware of these limitations.
Another reason might be that your opponent maybe plays on a company's PC, and the company's mail server set-up started to filter out those mails/attachments.

I doubt that a provider cares to reject *.tsvg files. But in the unlikely event a provider does, you can zip the *.tsvg to send out zip-files instead. Of course the opponent has to unzip the zip-file then, to use the *.tsvg file.

@numetalfan yea, so for now, you need to unzip it and put that folder in the downloadedMaps for it to work and delete the zip or 2 will show up.

@beelee
If you were on Windows I would guess you have a PATH corruption.

Googling Unix Path, it has the same PATH environment variable, so I would check it out.

@pafnus

First my apologies, I get the feeling that English is not your primary language, also, you are not very good with computers.

If I am understanding correctly you are trying to play the Big World map, so let's try unzipping the map. First try renaming your "downloadedmaps" directory to "holdfordownloadedmaps" then create a new "downloadedmaps" folder. Next open the big_world-master.zip file and drag the "big_world-master" folder inside to the new "downloadedmaps" folder. Once this is completed, rename the "big_world-master" folder to "big_world".

Now start TripleA and see if you can play.

Hope this is helpful.

Cheers...

@beelee said in can you move the scroll bar to the top of the error message in git ?:

@beelee ok I guess the arrow keys actually do work. I guess you have to click on the error before they do. That only took a few years to figure out lol

Yes, that's it. 🙂

I was just irritated a bit, when you said "git" but meant "Github". All good.

@redrum yea nice work on that. Was referring to the 2.5 patch

@captainjcook

which 1942 version excactly do you talk about? Anniversary 1942?
Play rolling dice or low luck?
Play with any house rules or bidding?
Play with national objectives?
Play with research ?

all that influences your strategy as Russia. So we need more information to advice you.

@ondis said:

So I dont even know how I was able to load the bot one if its a different version but check this out:

While maps have a 'version' XML attribute, it is unused. There is no versioning in the maps.

@returnradio An obvious fix would be having the initially neutral powers take sides through random events.

@bronsian Sadly no.

@beelee hey i hear ya yahoo is mostly my spam catching account 😛

@poptech There are also the theatre games, Axis & Allies: Europe, Axis & Allies: Pacific and theatre games for the Global game. These are all in TripleA, but the first 2 are not completely supported.

For bots, you cannot.

Well...I have tried like the newest version and as far back as the last 3 versions .. O/S is windows 10 .. also I have loaded this on 2 other computers and get the same error message .. I should say I have updated the Java on all machines...and I can not open the save map now lol .. so I'll start another game and do the "debug" thing ..

Then paste it ,

Alex

@nothingtoseehere Correct.

@nothingtoseehere

I'll answer in the main thread for this specific issue, to no longer derail this topic.

See https://forums.triplea-game.org/topic/3124/nodebb-1-17-and-later-breaks-pbf-compatibility

@panther
I have a router - might check the port setting there.
Otherwise yes Windows Defender only, no other product. Windows 10.

@rogercooper That will give him either the base map image or the relief map image, not the actual view of the map. Besides, this is practically map-making: I understand here we have a user rather than a map-maker.

@PlasticKnight

Start TripleA. Select a Game: The Rising Sun. Start Local Game. Play. View/Show Units: off. Export/Export Gameboard Picture.

Unfortunately, this will also write the game name and the current round on the upper-left corner of the map. There is a way to avoid this, but it requires modifying a file in the map folder.

So I don't believe there is currently a way for a user to get a clean map image, but my steps should almost do that.

I don't think there is a picture of this map stored anywhere accessible and don't think anyone has any ideas about copyrights or where the map-maker in question is, but I'm fairly certain nobody is going to sue you...