Mirzayev

I've never went from "this looks stupid" to "this would actually be pretty cool" so quickly.

There you go. Please see page 113.

CO.

1. Open any scenario you want to play with the Leopard 2A6 in the Mission Editor. 2. Find the units you want to turn into Leopard 2A6s and right click on them. 3. Hover over "Set unit type" 4. Select whatever variant of the Leopard 2A6 you want (base or 2A6MA2) 5. Go to "File" and "Save As" and save a new version of the scenario. 6. Play and enjoy. Note: as with any scenario modification, this will change the intended experience from what the scenario designer originally intended.

Pretty much this.

Slap an M1 interior onto a Booker chassis and you are pretty close. 😁

1. Yes, they are in the trench. 2. Yes the duck when taking fire. No, you can't control it. It is automatic. 3. You aren't going to fire ATGMs out of a trench due to the backblast.

With the M577, the VAMTAC CMD, and the Piranha V CP, the camo nets while deployed have a draw distance error in a desert environment. This allows them to be spotted at greater distances than intended. Interestingly, the draw distances seem to scale to the vehicle size.

When placing ovals on an overlay, the right side has a "v" cut into the shape that is visible on any line width greater than 0. It becomes more noticeable the larger the line width.

Nam_River_Valley comes with the default map pack. I purposely used a map included so that new players didn't have to worry about downloading anything out of the base install.

Is there any way we can move the support-related posts to the support forum? I'd like to keep this thread somewhat free of that. Thanks.

The .sce files go in My Scenarios. Don't put them in My Operations. Both missions use default maps that you install with the base version of Steel Beasts. You need to make sure the map pack that comes with the installer is installed.

Great, but shouldn't this go in Ground Zero?

I was able to replicate by placing the CO in the 3rd platoon slot. Not a bug; intended behavior.