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Sat 16th Mar 2013 12:05 #1 / 10https://sites.google.com/site/m57sengine/home
There's no way to create a two-way attack border that only fortifies one way, is there?
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Sat 16th Mar 2013 12:39 #2 / 10"I shall pass this but once, any good I can do, or kindness I can show; let me do it now. Let me not difer nor neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again." -Stephen Grellet
Attack only, attack only, fortify only.
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Sat 16th Mar 2013 12:45 #3 / 10
https://sites.google.com/site/m57sengine/homeratsy wrote:
Attack only, attack only, fortify only.
Are you saying it's possible? I think you're suggesting making 2 - One way "attack only" borders in different directions. I don't think this is possible either.
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Sat 16th Mar 2013 13:36 #4 / 10
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Couldnt you make one border, A to B, one way attack and fortify (normal) and one border B to A one way attack only?
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Sat 16th Mar 2013 13:39 #5 / 10
"I shall pass this but once, any good I can do, or kindness I can show; let me do it now. Let me not difer nor neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again." -Stephen Grellet
Yeah. I think it is, give it a try.
Like squint says too:
So: A to B one way attack and fortify. B to A attack only.
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Sun 17th Mar 2013 00:24 #6 / 10
If I could figure out how to draw a line in Photoshop I would be a lot more well off with the Mac thing...
You can only have 1 border from one territory to another, and thus only one type of border from one territory to another, so no A to B as Fortify and A to B as View.
Although, as Squint said, you could have borders A to B and B to A be different by making them both one-way.
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Sun 17th Mar 2013 10:58 #7 / 10
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Yertle wrote:
You can only have 1 border from one territory to another, and thus only one type of border from one territory to another, so no A to B as Fortify and A to B as View.
Although, as Squint said, you could have borders A to B and B to A be different by making them both one-way.
You're talking about two separate lines of xml, right?
You could have A to B as Two-Way Attack only, and B to A as One Way Fortify Only?
..or to accomplish the same thing:
B to A One-Way Default, and A to B One Way Attack Only.
..although there are conflicting instructions here, maybe the "seemingly" prohibited actions are trumped by the allowed commands.
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In the designer the borders settings should be:
A to B - One way, default
B to A - One way, fortify only
This will allow attack and fortify from A to B, and fortify only from B to A.
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Sun 17th Mar 2013 19:25 #9 / 10
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SquintGnome wrote:
In the designer the borders settings should be:
A to B - One way, default
B to A - One way, fortify only
This will allow attack and fortify from A to B, and fortify only from B to A.
You would not be able to attack from B to A. In the first line, don't you mean A to B Two way, default? ..which was my first solution in the previous post.
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Mon 18th Mar 2013 06:55 #10 / 10
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Hey M, I copied your original post:
"There's no way to create a two-way attack border that only fortifies one way, is there?"
Sorry, I got it wrong, instead
A to B - one way, default (this is attack and fortify)
B to A - one way, attack only
This should give you what you want. You can't use a two-way border as you mention above, if you do they can not be different and you can not give a second type of border to either territory to do what you want. for example, you can not have a two-way attack border and then add a one-way foritify border to one of the borders. You have to use one-way borders.
