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Now everyone needs to take a deep breath...and discontinue this conversation...please. It really leads to nothing. Me? I'm having a pint Slàinte

Well my lads...there's nothing to add here. Geezer's final words and my thoughts on this boring subject. I don't give a ... about the size. It all comes down to choose wisely on what to take and how to mix. Therefore stock objects can be mixed with 3rd party objects and placed near the gamers narrow 'point of view' , e.g. airfields and such...as long as the scale is the same. But otoh you can choose whatever you like and place it on the map, just mind the mix if the objects are near to each other. Now this thread leads to nowhere and instead of hairsplitting why don't you guys use your time and start making FE mods?

To whomever still reads this.. ..just wanted to let you know I'm still refining the Caporetto terrain. It came to my attention (books, pictures from the period, etc.) that the carst region is to greenish. At the time, e.g. start of 20th century it was more barren than today. Comparing to the Google satelitte imagery of today it must have looked differently at the time. More rocks, less scrub, bushes and trees. One of the major hazards were rock splinters thrown up by explosions and not the actual shrapnels, e.g. piece of metals. Trenches had to be build with rocks and digging was not done with shovels but with pickaxes and pneumatic drills / jackhammers. As a consequence I'm in the process of repainting / recoloring all tiles connected to this area. Why I'm doing this and why do I care? Another question (usually asked by my missus). Well the answer is rather complex and it's definitely not related primarely on the technical challenge. I know it's just a game and even an old one. The game-engine has it's limitations and the representation of the reality is definitely limited. However I like to push the boundaries on one hand and on the other hand I think all those poor souls who fought there deserve it. My family lost two members on this front. One on the plains of the Carst in front of the Fajiti Hrib hill and one on the Pasubio mountain (RIP). Hope you'll enjoy the upcoming (again) reworked and enhanced terrain Kind regards gt

can't wait

small mountain lakes..rather ponds

Again, thx to Stephen1918! The Italians are preparing for flying boat patrols

Thanks a lot Stephen1918 !!! Looking good

further tests with 'wet' terrain..Isonzo and waterfilled shell holes working on V 2.0 and campaign and 'wet' fields