Just have a couple questions about Il2 1946 in general, and since I am on vacation on the BOX forums I can't reply to bombs away on there.
Anyways,
Where are the map files located? What files are they exactly? Trying to add some of the VP modpack maps to BAT. I tried just adding the entire Dgen folder but that didn't work out as well as I hoped.
Been trying to get DCG working, which I mean it works just fine with the stock DCG campaigns but I saw there's some really great maps in BAT, like the western europe 44 map which is massive and includes a bit of england, would love to fly a DCG campaign on it but you can't find it in game with DCG on or in the program itself making your own. I am not exactly a coder or super knowledgeable on intricate notepad writing, but I can figure out some stuff I am sure. There's just SO much info and outdated info around that it's hard to figure out whats what.
Just really want some good USAAF western europe stuff that doesn't start you off in the air flying a boring escort over berlin and then back out of the map to finish up. Again there's just so, so much info and variables and stuff to work with it's truly overwhelming.
BAT's really great, the flight models and cockpits and everything are just fantastic it just seems like unless I know how to make my own campaigns I am SOL. Which I do not.
Just any tips on DCG with BAT, or getting VP modpack dgen campaigns working in BAT would be awesome, I guess I could just play VPmodpack with it's stuff which is pretty excellent as well just think BAT has a much better overall experience it's capable of delivering.
Also is there a good guide on DGen config lines you can use to tailor it a bit more? I have the copy pasted config from the VP modpack mod page pasted into it.
Almost forgot, in VP modpack and I can still have that little hud info in the bottom left corner, in BAT I can't get it to come up with any options checked or unchecked. Like speed and alt. Any way I can get that on in BAT?
Just want to say thanks to all the people that continue to make 1946 a game worth playing in 2019.