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Rob Gjessing -> (9/24/2003 2:01:29 PM)
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You really would need to redo the AI as far as I know. The fact that you are suggesting that you are changing the unit positioning suggests that it would be wise to re do it.
When you create a new scenario it starts out with no AI, but you [B]can [/B] copy the AI files over from another scenario, I have done this for scenarios based upon TAO3 when I have made minor changes to the scenario, and the AI effectively still works fine, but it may not always give you the results you are looking for.
For example just changing a forts defensive value may not mean that the AI will now attack it. There may be something else in the AI that tells it not to attack forts regardless of their values.
Also remember, that the first few turns are scripted AI, and that wont change regardless of any changes you make to the scenario.
Like I said, its possible, but the proper and best way would be to reprogram the AI. It looks daunting, but its not that hard. Its difficult to make it rock solid AI, but to get into it and do it isnt that difficult.
I have been intending to do an editor tutorial on the AI for the last few weeks, but Real Life (TM) has got the better of me and I just havent had time.. but I will get around to it soon.. as usual, it will be located along with the other editor tutorials over at [url]www.wargamer.com/wachtamrhein[/url]
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