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2009-05-26
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2009-05-26
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1) there is only one campaign... and some of the campaign's maps are unavailable as skirmishes. is there any way to add more campaigns and/or play some of those maps in skirmishes?
2) every search I did on crimson fields tells me that there are tools to convert battle isle maps into crimson fields maps that can be played. Has anyone ever done that, and are those maps available anywhere
bi2cf 01 -p 1 -f b -d MAP
cfed BI-01.src --tiles /usr/share/games/crimson/default.tiles --units /usr/share/games/crimson/default.units
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2009-05-26
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Besides the game itself, Crimson Fields comes with a graphical map editor "comet", a Battle Isle to Crimson Fields map conversion tool "bi2cf" and a map compiler "cfed". At least in the .deb I got from Ubuntu repositories these tools were included.
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2009-05-26
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2009-09-05
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Games aren't very long, because maps are usually pretty small, for example screenshot shows the whole map. In another words this fits perfectly for tablets and its pretty good too
PS. There's fremantle package too