Download links for the latest AAM Modules

[Motdc]

Added a few more, let me know what you think of the various obstacles…

[Half-Track]

They work for me… can you add hex tiles?  I’m not sure how it would work, when a unit is added the hex tile must stay in the background.

There’s a whole list of combat zone tiles, I had a bunch and they’re missing.  Oh no, where the hell are they.  LOST DAMN… anyway, do you know where you can find the list?

[Motdc]

The current implementation of MapView wouldn’t support hex tiles very well, I’m afraid…

[Der Kommander]

Maybe under the “other” category, we could pro-shop a tree unit, mountain unit, and so forth.  This way we could drag the icon in a clear hex to customize a map.  I would look a little generic but it could work to spice up some already decent maps.

[Motdc]

I dont have any problem with including some terrain markers to denote special terrain, as long as they work within what MapView can provide.

Also, next batch of units added…

[Half-Track]

Mot, what’s up with that new terrain that DK sent you… looks like two big mountains with a forest and old faithfull in the middle.

[Der Kommander]

actually it looks like a nice full moon squating down over the landscape

[Motdc]

And here I though it was some type of Trench terrain  :evil:

[Der Kommander]

No problem,  I can make a Trophy piece for every country… :wink:

[Motdc]

V1.11 is out!

[Cobalt]

I have made 3 new MapView modules to help me play the current Avalon Hill online Guadalcanal Campaign. They are heavilly wooded and one (Jungle Map_03) includes a shoreline. Feel free to download these MapView mods for your own Axis & Allies Minis games at:

http://www.battlevault.com/Campaigns/Guadalcanal/Guadalcanal_01.htm

MOTc, feel free to copy these and place these in your orginal post if you like.

Once I get through supporting the current Guadalcanal Campaign, I’ll turn to making some other new MapView mods.

[Motdc]

I’ll take a look, great!

Do these map configurations have an “official” name from WotC?

[Motdc]

By the way, modules are compressed internally already, zipping them doesnt do a whole lot…