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MarcA -> RE: Bodhi's utility useful? (5/22/2006 9:27:28 PM)
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Bohdi's utility is extremely useful. It is a seperate program and all it does is to read to combat, operation and intel text files and presents this data in a much more useful form.
To use it you need to run the combat replay to create the files, open Bohdi's utility and it will read the appropriate files, the information for which can then be displayed on the witp map.
It's real use is to keep track of the intel and op reports. It uses a copy of the witp map and displays all the data on there. It can remember all your intel and op reports so if necessary you can troll back several months to see what was at a hex, where is moved to, etc.
It also has a host of other functions; including base info, indication of your TF's spotted by the enemy, indication of plane operating radii, distance between bases and path plotting, individual ship tracking, the ability to anote the map with notes, to name just some.
When an intel report says Unit xyz located at hex 23,68 it can be a pain tracking down the hex in the game. In the utility you click on the report and it shows you the hex in the map. It also indicates any adjacent hexes which have had intel or op reports associated with them in the last couple of weeks.
I find it invaluable. If it didn't exist I would have to write it.
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