@Frostion Good to hear. My general advice is that you should make sure that all triggers specify "when" otherwise I think you can sometimes get strange behavior and are relying on some magic trigger defaults on when they fire.

Also, I'm guessing you are using SupportAttachments for the items instead of just having them increase the base values as there are multiple items that could increase the AA strength for heroes?

I moved this topic to the "Map Making" category since it concerns map making.

I moved this topic to the "Map Making" category since it concerns map making.

I moved this topic to the "Map Making" category since it concerns map making.

@beelee i found it. This is what i was thinking of

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@redrum
right on thank you

@redrum
Well it's working now. Setting it to "0" was one of the first things I tired. I thought "this should be easy". : )
Anyway I obviously had something else off.

At least it made me research the new AA support : )

Thanks again guys

@RogerCooper The victory value needs to be a key for the notifications.properties file not the actual string you want to display. Here is the POS2 XML:

victory values: the string message from notifications.properties to be displayed if the condition is true. victory can be used to play sounds as well. victory will use victory value + "_sounds" as the key in notifications.properties file, and then will use "defeat_" or "victory_" + the notifications.properties value as the new key to look for in the sounds.properties file.

@RogerCooper You have the wrong phase name in the "when" condition. Replace the when condition in all the triggers with this:

<option name="when" value="before:americanEndTurn"/>

@Cernel said in Map colors in map.properties:

@RobbyPants Another suggestion may be that you search in internet for free fantasy maps, so you can draw it shadowing that, then use that map as the base for the relief thereafter, that can achieve very good results at relatively modest graphical skills.

For my, my concern is more the time it would take to make the tiles and being able to make a map that's "good". I'm not so worried about the difficulty of it.

The thing I like about the Classic and Revised WWII maps is that they have some natural choke points, and the value of certain territories leads the factions into fighting over them. I kind of like looking at the differences between the two maps because of that. I want to make sure that any map I make would be interesting to play and not come off like a chessboard in the middle of an ocean.

@redrum Uggh...thanks for looking at it. I see where I fckd up now. Rookie mistake sorry to waste your time

Thank you @redrum for the explanation, and the "-reset-" worked 🙂

Thank you all, you've answered/solved all my problems and allowed me to play happily.

@Cernel A common request has been the ability to have countries join alliances. I wonder if the chaining property works that way (except for the display screen).

@Redrum @Cernel Thanks for the help guys! I have chosen to just use the last set of conditions and triggers made by Redrum. They seem to work as intended. I must admid though that I don’t really grasp the technical process happening in those triggers. Maybe if I studied them for some days, I could realize how they work 😛

@Cernel Thanks for the help. This is working

<attachment name="supportAttachmentFighterAllied" attachTo="fighter" javaClass="games.strategy.triplea.attachments.UnitSupportAttachment" type="unitType"> <option name="unitType" value="infantry:artillery:armour"/> <option name="faction" value="allied"/> <option name="side" value="offence"/> <option name="dice" value="strength"/> <option name="bonus" value="-3"/> <option name="number" value="99"/> <option name="bonusType" value="air"/> <option name="impArtTech" value="false"/> <option name="players" value="British:Americans"/> </attachment> <attachment name="supportAttachmentFighterEnemy" attachTo="fighter" javaClass="games.strategy.triplea.attachments.UnitSupportAttachment" type="unitType"> <option name="unitType" value="infantry:artillery:armour_ge"/> <option name="faction" value="enemy"/> <option name="side" value="offence"/> <option name="dice" value="strength"/> <option name="bonus" value="-3"/> <option name="number" value="99"/> <option name="bonusType" value="air"/> <option name="impArtTech" value="false"/> <option name="players" value="British:Americans"/> </attachment> <attachment name="supportAttachmentBomberAllied" attachTo="bomber" javaClass="games.strategy.triplea.attachments.UnitSupportAttachment" type="unitType"> <option name="unitType" value="infantry:artillery:armour"/> <option name="faction" value="allied"/> <option name="side" value="offence"/> <option name="dice" value="strength"/> <option name="bonus" value="-3"/> <option name="number" value="99"/> <option name="bonusType" value="air"/> <option name="impArtTech" value="false"/> <option name="players" value="British:Americans"/> </attachment> <attachment name="supportAttachmentBomberEnemy" attachTo="bomber" javaClass="games.strategy.triplea.attachments.UnitSupportAttachment" type="unitType"> <option name="unitType" value="infantry:artillery:armour_ge"/> <option name="faction" value="enemy"/> <option name="side" value="offence"/> <option name="dice" value="strength"/> <option name="bonus" value="-3"/> <option name="number" value="99"/> <option name="bonusType" value="air"/> <option name="impArtTech" value="false"/> <option name="players" value="British:Americans"/> </attachment>

@Schulz
There is a territory in Russia. If Russia holds it, Russia gets 6. If Germany,Italy, or another enemy take it, they only earn 3.

You have two ways

The territory's production is set to 6. You create a national objective for all enemy nations that generates -3 PUs if they control this territory.

The territory's production is set to 3. Russia has a national objective that gives an extra 3 PUs if it holds that territory.

Look at the Pact of Steel 2 XML to see examples and how to make national objectives.

@Cernel said:

... Maybe @Panther can check this, as I've scarce interest in tech, but I believe the only ruleset that allows getting more than 1 tech per turn is Classic (v1).

That's correct.

Depends on how you value territories. Strategic/geographical and morale boosting to a countries people can(usually is) be a determination of value also.

Obviously, from a raw material stand point, midway islands are not worth anything. From a strategic point, quite a bit.

Just depends on how you want to do it. "World in Flames" is supposed to be the best WWII game for realism. Sadly, I've never played it and last I checked, no longer an online option.