Hi,
I'm in the process of creating a Rome - Total War: Battle Editor for Dummies manual. It will show the beginner how to create historical battles using the Battle Editor. As a result, it's also been a learning curve for me.
Unfortunately, the editor is somewhat lacking and a little bug ridden in certain places. As a result, I'm unsure as to whether or not the problems I'm encountering are bugs or just my lack of knowledge on RTW editing.
The problems I'm encountering are as follows:
1) Does anybody know what the 'Num of supporting armies' actually signifies in the Army Creator requester?
2) Has anyone experienced the 3D model being positioned away from the ground textures when creating a Settlement? They look fine in the editor but are offset from each other when playing the actual battle. I created a Roman Village and I could not get the actual buildings to sit on their corresponding terrain textures, no matter where I moved it to.
3) How on earth are bridges created across rivers? I've actually managed to find a river that has some form of river crossing, but it is only a hardly visible 'road' across the river. How do we actually make a bridge appear over the river? This one has had me pulling my bloody hair out!
4) Is it just me or is the location selection screen completely offset? I can click in sea and it will provide me with a land battle. It's almost as if the X position if offset from the actual map position by about 30 pixels. FIXED
5) When adding models to a battlefield it seems that the actual coverage they take up is huge. For example, if you add a small ruin a reasonable distance from a river, the water in the river is removed because of the huge area that the small ruin model seems to occupy. I'm wondering if there's a way to reduce the coverage area.
Now, I am using Rome: Total Realism, so I'm not sure if this is causing any problems. I doubt it somehow, but you never know.
Any help chaps would be greatly appreciated. All the best.
Chalky
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