Covers placeing units on the map, making them enemy and causeing an enemy squad to spawn in when their numbers get low.

Builds on previous video and deals with basic setup of reinforcement buttons for the player.

If you are looking for the correct "image" name to use for your reinforcement buttons.

Vehicles

The best tip/shortcut i use for vehicles is to simply place one of the vehicles on the map that I am making a reinforcement button for. then select it, and in properties on the right hand side I find the "name". I highlight the "name" and press Ctrl + C to copy the name. This will be the "image" name to use.
I simply use Ctrl + V to paste the name ans use it as the name of the reinforcement button, the "image" name and the name of the "event" to be used at "eventStart" This saves a bunch of typing.

Humans

For humans you will notice the "name" in properties is always "human". But human reinforcemnt button names are reasonably generic. They will have a catagory and a faction worked into their naming convention. Here are two examples...

snipers(eng)
snipers(usa)
snipers(♥♥♥)
snipers(rus)
snipers(ger)

squad1(usa)
squad1(usa)
squad1(♥♥♥)
squad1(rus)
squad1(ger)

For the full list of button names you will need to open the interface.pak file typically loacated at...
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Men of War Assault Squad 2\resource

You can open this .pak file with winrar

Inside the pack file, goto... interface/scene/unit_icon.

Creating a basic menu with unit catagories. And adding more units and buttons into the format.

Adding a flag to capture.

looks at making units available when a flag is captured and making reinforcements usable in co-op. Plus an example of how to edit .mi file as text, to add additional flags.

A few things about Polygons... what are they?

Textures, add, importing and blending

Basic height tool function

Map building demonstration 1

Map building demonstration 2

Map building demonstration 3

An example of taking a mission file from one map and adding to different map

We look at placing defence units, setting up patrols and tweaking enemy numbers.

A quick look at the entity manager and checking the state of dead units

Making a map bigger and some stuff about terrains.

More map building demonstration

problem solving a bug

Setting up an objective for a flag.

Add a pak gun objective and setting some random elements to enemy defence.

Setting a clip (opening up another section of map in game) and another flag bugs arises as the mission grows.

More map building shown at 4.5 times speed with some groovy tunes. Making trenches and stuff.

Example of how to use functions