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[Mission_bug]

Hello guys, not sure exactly where to put this but here goes.

I usually do not fly jets but decided to take a look at the 67 war campaign here in BAT and right from the
very start I noticed issues, not with the campaign as such but the map:

Ramat David:



Herzliya:



This was having a detrimental affect on certain aircraft and thus the missions so I dug out the map builder
and made a attempt to put these two right, flattening in the map builder is a tiresome process and does not
necessarily fix things as completely as we would like but.

Same airfields after some TLC and lots of swearing:






So, has anyone else noticed any other airfields on the MidEastBIG map like those above that I can take a look
at while my map builder is up and running again?

I do not want to check every runway on the map, or necessarily put them all right, however, if there are not too many
then I will take a look if you guys can please make a list of what you know to be a problem.


Wishing you all the very best, Pete.

[Vampire_pilot]

I move this to Map Worx since it's a map modding issue and not BAT specific. It will get burried in the BAT lounge.

[Mission_bug]

I move this to Map Worx since it's a map modding issue and not BAT specific. It will get burried in the BAT lounge.

Okay Andy, no problem.

The reason for putting it in the BAT area was that first and foremost the problem be it map or otherwise came from trying to play a campaign in BAT, none of the Mirages at I think it was Herzliya actually got airborne.

Secondly, if the campaign was made specifically for playing in BAT then I hoped the author might be better placed to remember any problem areas and whether he/she used those airfields for historical accuracy or because they were better than others.

Anyway, as requested, can anyone who has had issues with the map please post their findings here and I will see what if anything can be done to repair things.

Wishing you all the very best, Pete.