ATG and DC:CP Documentation

Allows you to create Subunits, Historical Model units, historical units. You can also create people's here. Like for example: Romanian, SS, Militia, Polish, etc.. And associate them with a historical unit or model. You need to import a trooptype library in order to create your TOEs.

If already present one with the same name a reload is attempted. Otherwise a new library will be added.

It uses the latest masterfile as specified in the modfile used at game startup.

Loads whole file and overrules any masterfile info. (but it does not need this info anyway)

Everything is saved, no masterfile reference given.

This is the most complex intermediate editor. There are 4 tabscreens. Lets start with the first one and the general options

Save the lib. See technical details above.

Will clear the memory and then load a new historical library. See technical details above.

Exits you back to main menu if advanced editor is blocked. Otherwise you go to scenario setup screen which gives you the option to modify this library in the advanced editor (not advised!)

Shows all the peoples in the big matrix to the left and allows you to edit them.

Shows all the unit compositions (TOEs) in the big matrix to the left and allows you to edit them.

Shows all the historical unit models in the big matrix to the left and allows you to edit them.

Shows all the historical units in the big matrix to the left and allows you to edit them.

A historical unit is an instance of a historical model. You should never see see an actual model on the map only instances of them. One model can have unlimited instances.

In order to set unit compositions we need to have at least one trooptype library loaded. You do that by clicking this button.

You also use this button if you want to refresh an already attached trooptype library.

This actually removes all trooptypes from that library from the historical library and thus can cause unit compositions data to be deleted when you do so. Pay attention when you use this button.

Click to change name of the library. Keep this name difficult enough to avoid duplicates with other designers' libraries.

Just for vanity give the name of the designer of the library. But it can be usefull to get in contact on the forums for example as well.

Here the designer has space to give some more information about how the library is set up and how he intends it to be used.

This one is quite important. If you share a library with others and one point update it, you should increase the version number. For that is a very visible way for the end-user to see if something has changed in the library and it will be shown to the end-user upon import in the Simple Editor.

Add an extra row to the matrix. Each row represents 1 people.

Remove a people row from the matrix. Keep in mind this can cause unit models and historical models to lose data.

Allows you to change the selected cell in the matrix. Or press {SPACE} to have same effect.

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