Abraxas

Hi Gibsonm and Ssnake, First of all: happy new year! Now to the problem: In Germany and thus on the used map "Bergen-Soltau-Munster" is legal traffic on the right side! On this map I usually did not use the briges #448 (210 tonnes) for highways, but two bridges #447 (105 tonnes) each. Therefore you should always take the right-hand one in the direction of travel when using the bridges. This also applies when delaying! Otherwise, the vehicles fall off! best regards Abraxas

Thanks Ssnake & Co, It works!

I have had the same defect since the new update 4.268, but I can live with it 😉

Hi Nike-Ajax and SwordsmanDK! Interesting scenario! But the composition of Leopard2A4 for the BG-Cdr and the Leopard1A5 for the coy is realy strange! In Germany all MBT-types within a BN/BG are of the same typ, for example all Leo2A4 or all Leo1A5! That's a question of logistic and maintenance! Nevertheless good luck and keep healthy

I usually have the same problem with the 911 forums. Occasionally, however, I get a connection. Gladiator (911) tried to point out to the Admin: no reaction. For several weeks, even months, I have not seen any activities in this community! For this reason, too, some former 911 members have formed a small SB community: SBProPE-GefGem. If anyone is interested, send me a PM.

I understand your and eSim Games' position. And of course the support of today's troops needs absolutely priority! It was only a wish 😌

Hi, When will the turret of the Leo1A5 finally be adjusted from the commander's point of view? At the moment the turret of the Leo1A4 is still in use!

It's still at 4.267😢

Hi, SB scenario/terrain editor works as follows: The area is mirrored outside the selected area but without buildings, roads or other objects such as signs or high-voltage lines. The reflection does not create a ditch or wall! Picture #1 shows this system and pic #2 a screenshot. In the case at hand I took a look at the area (pic #3 and #4): - no ditch - but a faulty high-voltage line Maybe you swapped this high-voltage line for something else or the faulty high-voltage line is the cause.