Turbo823 wrote:Clovis,
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Here is the log file. Thanks so much for your help!
Gray_Lensman wrote:Clovis:
If you don't mind, could you point me to the correct files that change the draft/conscription times. I seem to be having no luck in finding the particular event files that concern these. Thanks.
StatboyVT wrote:Clovis have you tried your mod anymore with 1.10a? I decided to try a clean, vanilla version of 1.10a with no mods. Everything seems to be working fine now. I've played almost a year as the Union, and there have been no suicidal Confederate AI movements. The war in the East is playing great (except for casualty rates, which is why I love your mod the most).
With 1.10a combined with your mod, I was getting suicidal Confederate A.I., as we've discussed. I then tried 1.10a with the leader mod, and got the same results, so I figured it was the actual game, not the mods. But playing a clean, vanilla version seems to have fixed everything. I know little to nothing about coding so I have no fix, but I thought I'd pass that along.
By the way, my settings were medium difficulty, low aggressiveness, +1 activation, two notches on the FOW advantage.
Gray_Lensman wrote:That helps! I'll look closer at the scenario files themselves. Thanks.
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StatboyVT wrote:Clovis have you tried your mod anymore with 1.10a? I decided to try a clean, vanilla version of 1.10a with no mods. Everything seems to be working fine now. I've played almost a year as the Union, and there have been no suicidal Confederate AI movements. The war in the East is playing great (except for casualty rates, which is why I love your mod the most).
With 1.10a combined with your mod, I was getting suicidal Confederate A.I., as we've discussed. I then tried 1.10a with the leader mod, and got the same results, so I figured it was the actual game, not the mods. But playing a clean, vanilla version seems to have fixed everything. I know little to nothing about coding so I have no fix, but I thought I'd pass that along.
By the way, my settings were medium difficulty, low aggressiveness, +1 activation, two notches on the FOW advantage.
Clovis wrote:I've uploaded a new version , giving to CSA AI a more cautious behaviour with your setting except the activation bonus I consider unnecessary for CSA AI, ie medium difficulty, low aggressiveness, two notches on the FOW advantage.
here for those having yet downloaded the mod a zip archive containing only the modified files. To the exception of the 1861 April Campaign.scn file (to put in the secnario folder, all the others msut be placed in the event folder:
Big Muddy wrote:Am I understanding this correctly, if SFV v1.10 is not downloaded all I need is this zip in order to play? Or install SFM and then add zip.
Gray_Lensman wrote:<snip>
[B]lodilefty:
I wouldn't mind seeing what you started. It might help me to understand what I'm looking at even more... If you wouldn't mind, before sending, could you possibly highlight the interesting areas in your .xls file(s), to make it easier for me to spot.
At the moment, I'm internet challenged, and I won't be able to download it until tomorrow morning, so you should have plenty of time. Thanks.
Can't imagine working with those nasty long strings!!!! Clovis wrote:I've uploaded a new version , giving to CSA AI a more cautious behaviour with your setting except the activation bonus I consider unnecessary for CSA AI, ie medium difficulty, low aggressiveness, two notches on the FOW advantage.
here for those having yet downloaded the mod a zip archive containing only the modified files. To the exception of the 1861 April Campaign.scn file (to put in the secnario folder, all the others msut be placed in the event folder:
StatboyVT wrote:I greatly appreciate the effort Clovis. However, things seem to be playing the same for me. I downloaded a fresh copy of the mod, and the CSA AI is still borderline insane. By the end of July, cavalry was already in PA, and now it's September and one cavalry unit is up near Boston.
With regards to the main armies, Jackson was on his way to Pittsburgh and Johnston was on his way to Ft. Monroe. However, I came down with McDowell and threatened Richmond, and they both pulled back. After Johnston defeated McDowell and pushed him back to Fredericksburg, he was back to Ft. Monroe. He beat McDowell on the first day of the turn, and by the end of the turn he was already back at Ft. Monroe. The very next turn, he began assaulting it.
In the West, Polk and Floyd have 20,000 men assaulting Ft. Pickens every single turn, and losing about 1,500 men per assault. McCulloch took 5,000 troops and assaulted the Kentucky troops that automatically start in Evansville. After 3 assaults, all 5,000 attackers were wiped out.
So overall, it doesn't look like anything has changed for me, unless I downloaded it wrong. I downloaded a fresh copy from the original post in this thread, which you said was updated. Did I need to install that, and then install your update as well? It seemed to me that you said the update was included in the original post as well. Just wanted to clarify.
And I was using your recommended settings. Medium difficulty, low aggressiveness, two notches on the FOW, and no activation bonus.
Thanks!
Gray_Lensman wrote:Are these settings just for your MOD are do they apply at anytime?
Also, when you say "For Union" are you implying that the gamer is playing as the Union side or against the Union AI?
Gray_Lensman wrote:Unfortunately not at the present time... Clovis' MOD like Runyan's MOD involves "deleting" items during the installation process. My (fast install) only works if all it has to do is overlay original files... It cannot perform the deletions.
arsan wrote:Why don't you try a double installation?
One for vanilla
Another for the mod
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