Triple A Support 1914 Improved

I am sorry to hear that.

Again I can confirm to you, that this map runs perfectly fine on current installations.

Your error messages are not bound to a specific map, but to every one that encounters the problems you talk about. So we don’t talk about software issues but about things/issues on your side that we need to investigate.

I can continue to try to help you in case you provide the screenshots I asked you for above.
With the screenshots of your folder structure I can verify (or not) the correct (or not) installation.
So please read again what I asked you for above and provide the screenshots of the relevant folder structure and its contents.

Also please post a screenshot of TripleA that opens after you started it.

@kwaspek104 said in 1914 doesn't work for me?:

Yeah it was odd because it was the only map that wasn’t working. As for Triple A forums…I still can’t post there lol even after doing what Panther suggested. Oh well, a trench battle for another day.

There are two things that may prevent you from posting:

So did you confirm your mail-address when the mail from the TripleA-forum asked you to do so?

Congrats on the bombing fix, well done, indeed!

Regarding those automatisms the benefit IMHO depends on the user: For well experienced players this might help speeding up the game. For beginners and those using TripleA to learn the mechanics of Axis and Allies, I would prefer not to leave too much to the engine and possible automatisms (see my above statement). So giving the choice to either run (whatever) processes automatically or manually would be just perfect, IMHO.

Online, you enter into a lobby where people host games. There you can join games to play… or watch if it has already started. These games are live.

Play By Email… well, of course you’ll need the emails of others. I think everyone has to register to the dice server, TripleA should tell how to do it. But you get spammed a lot from the results of the game. So I’d recommend using a new email just for this if you decide to play it by Email.
Games by Forum or Email aren’t live of course. You get the results uploaded and then when it’s your turn, when you’re done, you post/send your results. TripleA conveniently does most of the work itself for that, I think.

And if you got a buddy right by ya, you could just play a local game.

I wasn’t sure where to put this, but it is an unresolved issue.  Could we create a “tip jar” for the creator?  Or swear on our dead horse that we will eventually purchase a physical copy of AnA in order to protect intellectual property rights?  Do I think most of us already have a copy?  Yes.  Multiple editions?  Yes.  I just wish there was some way to express that.

It works in reverse, I think.  New players who might be exposed to triplea first will inevitably buy a physical copy.  These things must have crossed someone else’s mind, no?

@redrum:

Yeah it would be good to update or remove this post now. It would be good to review all the stickied posts in the software subforum.

Unstickied today, I am about to create a new thread collecting the latest relevant links.

Yeah, same here. Currently my germans have 3 V2-launch pads…and only 1 works  :-P

@Hobbes:

@captainjack:

@Cmdr:

Stable means it does not crash
Unstable means it freezes and/or crashes during normal operation.

Well then why would anyone use the unstable version??

Unstable versions have new features added, bugs fixed, etc. They’re a way to test those features before a new stable is released including them.

Thanks!