Hannover-Weserbergland M1BT Camp 2.0.0

I'm afraid I can't download it so unable to write a review.

I entered "91ab4634-ec7e-46ef-966a-608b16fe4b5c" into the Map Package Downloaded and now its not responding and wont let me launch it again.

I'll try again next time I need to reboot the machine.

No adverse comment on Striker's work (unless the UID is incorrect?).

I have a similar issue, the  Map Package Downloader fails to find the map.

I just downloaded it and it was pretty slick . only took seconds. I used copy and paste for the UID.

Maybe try it again now guys ?

As I said, the Downloader refuses to re-launch until (I hope) I restart the machine.

That re-start is still several days away, the machine is busy.

Sorry Gibsonm, just read your comment. You might want to ask Sean because the UID is auto-generated when you publish the Delta. I did confirm that it is the correct UID though. When I open the map now it shows as a published map rather than an unpublished one.

@Striker FYI something for your next revision.

The end of the bridge at GR 3627 7452 covers an intersection.

@Striker I'm sorry but I'm finding this map very problematic esp. where the bridges are concerned.

Admittedly the scenario I'm working on has some snow but I don't believe it should impact routes crossing bridges.

For example (there about six bridges that exhibit similar behaviour)

1. Route:

Between waypoints 135 and 136 I used "Shift click" to lock the route to the road and have used a March command in column formation.

Yet the BRDM consistently swerves off the road, fords the river and then spends the rest of the time trying to get back onto the road "through" the side of the bridge.

The spawned civilian traffic is even worse since I can't give it routes.

2. End result 3D world:

I've even had to resort to re-routing road traffic across railway links to ensure that they actually work:

I'm unsure what has gone astray compared to the old map? I hate to say it but I'll take a working map over a pretty one every time.

OK Gibsonm, sorry for the delayed response. I didn't realize that this would cause a problem with the snap routing. I personally never use that as I just create a route and align it as closely to the bridge as possible and never have problems with AI crossing bridges. And I did test the bridges with AI crossing to make sure they would all do so. Just so you know though, I didn't spend a lot of time just making the map look pretty as you stated it. The bridges in a lot of cases didn't even span the water so they were literally impossible to cross. I'll pay better attention to the bridge issue in the future though. It's too late to correct this problem in this version but when you span a river with a road and then use the create bridge tool, it should rectify this problem so I'll look into creating an updated version. Unfortunately the road problems in the old maps that have been converted are so extensive it's impossible to fix everything. But I did try to merge roads and clean stuff up as much as possible.

UPDATE: OK, I figured out what the problem with the bridges. It's because of the type of bridge which I did not set in the map editor. This is a problem with the updates to legacy maps. When the map is converted there are substitutions so if you have any roads that are mismatched, or if the bridge was the incorrect one to begin with, then the route path finding over the bridge WILL NOT WORK!. Instead, it will reroute the path to a bridge the editor recognizes. In order to fix the problem, all the roads have to be rejoined and then use the automatic bridging tool to insert the correct one. I will go through both maps I'm working on and replace all of the bridges that are incorrect with the correct ones. So please hold off on downloading this map package. I will ask Sean to replace this one with the correct version once it's done. I will test all of the bridges in the editor before I submit the new version.