Triplea

@ubernaut Thank you for your help.

@larsonw26 The file you provided loads perfectly fine here. So we can condense the issue to be solely MacOS-related. I have edited the headline of this topic to reflect the actual issue.

@panther

Thanks for clarifying.

@FMErwinRommel Good find! As in Global “UK Pacific units” simply do not exist.
By the rules “All combat moves, combat, and noncombat moves are made or conducted as any other power’s single, united force.”
So the TripleA battle calculator seems to somehow “sort” those units depending on whether they are on the European side of the map or on the Pacific side of the map.

Interestingly this does not occur with sea units. Those are correctly represented as being “British”, even on the Pacific side of the map.

@redrum :

In the attached savegame please use the BattleCalculator and look at SZ 37 and 39. The UK ships are correctly represented as “British”. The Infantry units in Malaya instead are incorrectly represented as “UK Pacific”, while they should be “British”, too. Switching to “British” sets everything to “Zero”. This is not exactly @FMErwinRommel 's scenario, but good enough to represent the issue.

testG40Bcalc2.tsvg

(https://github.com/triplea-game/triplea/issues/5844)

@trent15

Right on. A saved game would be very helpful though. That way the AI can be even better than it is : )

@flipper You are welcome. :smiley:
In case you struggle with the navigation: You can always easily access your latest postings by visiting your own profile (klick on your username). At the bottom of the page you will find your latest postings, then.

thanks.  will do.

randy

There is nothing bizarre on this part of the posting linked above:

@Veqryn:

Alternative instructions for unblocking TripleA:

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5290

1. Open up “Gatekeeper”
Gatekeeper options are found in Apple menu > System Preferences… > Security & Privacy > General tab under the header “Allow applications downloaded from:”

2. Change “Allow Applications Downloaded From:” to “Anywhere”

3. You should now be able to open and use TripleA (and any other software).

Did you try that?

Also be sure to have the latest version of the Java Runtime Environment installed.
I don’t know which version comes preinstalled with your OS.

See
http://n2.nabble.com/Download-Maps-Links-Hosting-Games-General-Information-tp4074312ef1671093.html

read/skim the whole thing….

It’s either

incorrect Triplea version…check to make sure you have the latest (1.25 i think). that you haven’t dled the proper maps…make sure you’ve done this. if it’s that you can’t host that’s the problem, you probably haven’t enabled port forwarding to host games.

They explain how to do all this in the link above.