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Print the OOB? - 7/26/2015 1:40:34 AM

Nutrino

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There must be a way to print the OOB for a particular scenario. It seems promising to use the scenario editor (which seems to look for *.OOL files) but I can't seem to get the editor to find them.

Is there a way to print out the OOB or, even better, do a file dump into Excel?

Thanks for any help offered by you wily TOAW veterans.

~Nutrino

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RE: Print the OOB? - 7/26/2015 1:57:18 AM

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"F4 Shift Ctrl - saves OOB for current player"

This is what you get:

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<OOB>
<FORCE ID="2" NAME="Axis" proficiency="70" supply="25" flag="39">
<FORMATION ID="1" NAME="10. Pz Div" PROFICIENCY="100" SUPPLY="100" SUPPORTSCOPE="Internal Support" ORDERS="Attack" EMPHASIS="Limit Losses">
<OBJECTIVES TRACK="1">
<OBJECTIVE ID="1" DESCRIPTION="48,8 (TUNIS)" X="48" Y="8"/>
<OBJECTIVE ID="2" DESCRIPTION="41,11 (Medjez el Bab)" X="41" Y="11"/>
<OBJECTIVE ID="3" DESCRIPTION="51,16 (Enfidaville)" X="51" Y="16"/>
<OBJECTIVE ID="4" DESCRIPTION="48,23" X="48" Y="23"/>
<OBJECTIVE ID="5" DESCRIPTION="38,22" X="38" Y="22"/>
<OBJECTIVE ID="6" DESCRIPTION="33,20" X="33" Y="20"/>
<OBJECTIVE ID="7" DESCRIPTION="30,15 (Le Kef)" X="30" Y="15"/>
<OBJECTIVE ID="8" DESCRIPTION="19,15" X="19" Y="15"/>
</OBJECTIVES>
<OBJECTIVES TRACK="2">
<OBJECTIVE ID="1" DESCRIPTION="48,8 (TUNIS)" X="48" Y="8"/>
<OBJECTIVE ID="2" DESCRIPTION="55,21 (Sousse)" X="55" Y="21"/>
<OBJECTIVE ID="3" DESCRIPTION="57,35 (Sidi Mannsour)" X="57" Y="35"/>
<OBJECTIVE ID="4" DESCRIPTION="43,34 (Faid)" X="43" Y="34"/>
<OBJECTIVE ID="5" DESCRIPTION="40,34 (Sidi Bou Zid)" X="40" Y="34"/>
<OBJECTIVE ID="6" DESCRIPTION="35,30" X="35" Y="30"/>
<OBJECTIVE ID="7" DESCRIPTION="31,31" X="31" Y="31"/>
<OBJECTIVE ID="8" DESCRIPTION="21,26 (Tebessa)" X="21" Y="26"/>
</OBJECTIVES>
<OBJECTIVES TRACK="3">
<OBJECTIVE ID="1" DESCRIPTION="48,8 (TUNIS)" X="48" Y="8"/>
<OBJECTIVE ID="2" DESCRIPTION="45,14" X="45" Y="14"/>
<OBJECTIVE ID="3" DESCRIPTION="41,28" X="41" Y="28"/>
<OBJECTIVE ID="4" DESCRIPTION="31,31" X="31" Y="31"/>
</OBJECTIVES>
<OBJECTIVES TRACK="4"/>
<OBJECTIVES TRACK="5"/>
<UNIT ID="1" NAME="10. Panzer HQ" ICON="Headquarters" ICONID="0" COLOR="10" SIZE="Division" EXPERIENCE="veteran" CHARACTERISTICS="A0000001" PROFICIENCY="90" READINESS="100" SUPPLY="100" GOINGTOX="48" GOINGTOY="8" EMPHASIS="Limit Losses" STATUS="1" ENTRY="5" REPLACEMENTPRIORITY="5">
<EQUIPMENT ID="1" NAME="Rifle Squad" NUMBER="12" MAX="12"/>
<EQUIPMENT ID="2" NAME="Medium MG" NUMBER="4" MAX="4"/>
<EQUIPMENT ID="3" NAME="50mm Mortar" NUMBER="4" MAX="4"/>
<EQUIPMENT ID="4" NAME="Heavy AT Rifle" NUMBER="4" MAX="4"/>
<EQUIPMENT ID="5" NAME="Truck" NUMBER="3" MAX="3"/>
</UNIT>
<UNIT ID="2" NAME="1/7 Pz Bn" ICON="Tank" COLOR="10" SIZE="Battalion" EXPERIENCE="veteran" CHARACTERISTICS="A0000001" PROFICIENCY="90" READINESS="100" SUPPLY="100" GOINGTOX="48" GOINGTOY="8" EMPHASIS="Limit Losses" STATUS="1" ENTRY="4" REPLACEMENTPRIORITY="5">
<EQUIPMENT ID="1" NAME="PzKpfw IIIJ"

Not gonna look pretty on paper...

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RE: Print the OOB? - 7/26/2015 2:01:12 AM

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An alternative is to use the "Scenario viewer" program (http://homepage.ntlworld.com/a.edmiston/toawviewer.htm)

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RE: Print the OOB? - 7/26/2015 2:12:23 AM

sPzAbt653

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You can also 'Dump Scenario' in the Editor from the File drop down menu. This will give you a full break down and a one liner. You have do some scrolling to find the stuff.

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RE: Print the OOB? - 7/26/2015 2:57:51 AM

Nutrino

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Thanks, mates! I'll give your suggestions a try.

Also, sPzAbt653, if you're the Steve Sill that posted the TOAW tutorials for newbies on uTube, thank you so much! I wish that there were more of them. If you're not Steve but you know him, please pass on my gratitude.

~Nutrino

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RE: Print the OOB? - 7/26/2015 3:10:48 AM

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Hi Chris - Yes, that is me. I do plan more, anything in particular you might like to see ?

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RE: Print the OOB? - 7/26/2015 11:48:41 AM

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quote:

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Hi Chris - Yes, that is me. I do plan more, anything in particular you might like to see ?

Could you do a tutorial for combined arms and how it works withTOAW III latest patch. I can provide my sandbox scenario - Tutorial '43. Bn.size units of a German Inf.Div. and a Soviet Tank Corps. I always get questions about how it works :D So, what'ya think, Stevo? And next year... Otto's!

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/56215959/Tutorial%20%2743.rar

Klink, Oberst

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RE: Print the OOB? - 7/26/2015 6:40:00 PM

sPzAbt653

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quote:

Could you do a tutorial for combined arms and how it works withTOAW III latest patch.

I think I covered combined arms [individual equipment vs. individual equipment] in the Combat Video, and I don't think anything changed along those lines with the latest version. So, maybe describe your concern in a little more depth ... or maybe one or both of us need to watch that video again !

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