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LLimbering and facing. - 1/18/2010 2:23:10 AM

Shawmut

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In Napoleon at War: I seem to be having 2 problems Which are probably clearly answered but I haven't found them.

1. Limbering and unlimbering artillery: steps in doing and when
2. Unit facing (indicators) and when changing directions. (is there a pattern in the base or where?)

Thank you for the courtesy af any help.

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RE: LLimbering and facing. - 1/18/2010 3:01:29 PM

simovitch

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See page 14 of the e-manual pdf for both questions.

1. You can only limber/unlimber/change facing of artillery during the movement phase.

2. 2D mode unit shows an arrow pointing to the hex spine for facing. In 3D mode, the rectangular base is perpendicular to the hex spine.

Note that facing is different from ACW, where the base lies parallel to the hex side.

Hope this helps.

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RE: LLimbering and facing. - 1/18/2010 3:47:12 PM

Shawmut

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Simovitch,
Thank you very much for the courtesy of you interest and your explanation.
David
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