I need help for to fix the error

Schulz

Thank you so much redrum. In now the zip does work and I would like to use no man's land's v3 rules in the map without any problem.

Did Crazy German upload the new version of House of Habsburg map?

Cernel

@schulz Yes. The new one is in the repository.

redrum

@schulz Yeah, you can find his latest map here: https://github.com/triplea-maps/house_of_habsburg

If you delete your local House of Habsburg zip from downloadedMaps, you can also re-download from in-game and should be the latest I believe with all the updated map tiles/images.

Schulz

The new version of house of habsburg looks so cool, especially I liked the relief tiles.

But I had started on the older version unfortunately.

redrum

@schulz Yeah, vast improvement thanks to @Hepps. I would strongly consider adopting the new version as you can probably re-use at least most of the XML changes you've made for units, etc. Better to switch over sooner rather than later and sure you learned a lot through you initial work. Also, it would probably be good to start a separate map thread for your map now that this error is resolved and you have it working.

Schulz

Btw, my trains do not work. I have this code for every country in my xml file like dom 1914 weltpolitic. Should I add something more?

redrum

@schulz You essentially need each nation to have the mechanizedInfantry tech, each land transport have isLandTransport, and each transportable unit have isLandTransportable:

    <attachment name="techAttachment" attachTo="Germany" javaClass="games.strategy.triplea.attachments.TechAttachment" type="player">
      <option name="techCost" value="4"/>
      <option name="mechanizedInfantry" value="true"/>
    </attachment>

    <attachment name="unitAttachment" attachTo="Train" javaClass="games.strategy.triplea.attachments.UnitAttachment" type="unitType">
      <option name="isLandTransport" value="true"/>
    </attachment>

    <attachment name="unitAttachment" attachTo="germanInfantry" javaClass="games.strategy.triplea.attachments.UnitAttachment" type="unitType">
      <option name="isLandTransportable" value="true"/>
    </attachment>

Schulz

Yes. I have this one.

redrum

@schulz Ok, I updated my post with some more details. Tech looks ok. Can you check your units and post your latest XML here?

Schulz

I have added <option name="isLandTransport" value="true"/> to train and <option name="isLandTransportable" value="true"/> to aagun, field_gun, heavy_gun, gas, infantry, cossack, stromtruppen, colonial, big_bertha and conscript.

And I've got this one.

UnitAttachment are either misspelled or exist only in a future version of TripleA. Setter: isLandTransportable

I am using triplea 1.9.9.07621.

redrum

@schulz Can you download the latest version of TripleA and retest: http://triplea-game.org/download/. Should be version 1.9.0.0.9687.

General_Zod

@schulz

I recommend that you utilize the train model from TWW Beta. The trains are much better than any previous version of trains.

CrazyG

Just so you know, I intend to release a WW1 game on the House of Habsburg map immediately after HoH reaches a point of decent balance.

Frostion

I have moved this thread to Map Making as it seems to discuss several map making technicalities.
By the way, always nice to see a new mapmaker and new maps in development

Schulz

@General_Zod

Currently I am using weltpolitic map's train on the map. But I can utilize TWW's trains why not. Before changing units I have to achieve a decent balance on the western front. Germany definitely should be able to conquer Belgium and Northwestern France but also shoul not be able to take Paris.

I have placed units but of course it has not a decent balance yet.

https://files.fm/u/wpytkdeh#_

Also My Russia is stronger than France is it really logical?

Cernel

@schulz I would have no problems myself talking abot whatever wherever, but I am under the understanding you are supposed to make a thread in "Maps & Mods", with the name of your map, to discuss the map in general (balance, historicity, etc.).

Hepps

@schulz I think it is important to ask the developer of a map whether they are ok with you using their work to create a MOD before commencing the development of a project utilizing their initial designs. Especially when that person designed the map to create a scenario for the exact same time period in the first place.

beelee

yea, even though we're open source here, it'd be a common courtesy imo. Especially with CrazyG's map being basically brand new.

beelee

@Schulz Just to clarify, not trying to be a downer. : ) It's cool you're interested in map making and learning how the xml works. Just a informal etiquette thing : )

As you've probably noticed, there's plenty of people who will help with answering questions.

beelee

@Schulz here's some more advice

Don't troll