HPS War Over Vietnam--Game Owners Needed for Update Help

Started by Compass Rose, December 18, 2013, 01:24:05 PM

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Compass Rose

Rich Hamilton is looking for game owners of HPS War over Vietnam to test out the new update.

http://hpssims.com.c7.previewyoursite.com/forums/showthread.php?t=5471

Please feel free to post your comments about the newly proposed update right here, in this thread or over at the SDC.

Thanks

Jarhead0331

Cool. Thanks.

Any info. on what the update changes/adds?
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DoctorQuest

#2
I'll give it a shot over the holidays. I would love it if they brought the interface up to WOM standards for a start.

Changes from the readme:

NOTE: Starting with this version, no CD-check is performed by the
main program and all documentation is supported only in PDF format,
available from the Help menu in each application.

Changes for War Over Vietnam 1.02
    - Made Alternate Interface the only supported interface in this version.
    - Add new Zoom-In View mode accesible via View Menu, "5" Hot Key, and
      mouse wheel scroll.
    - Replaced Record in the interface with Save and moved Record to
      the right-click pop-up menu.
    - Added "Can Fire High" ordnance attribute that allows non-high altitude
      aircraft and SAM sites to fire at high-flying aircraft.
    - Change so that helicopters can only be refueled by prop aircraft and
      other helicopters.
    - Change so that airbases, notably carriers, can be designated unknown and
      so must be spotted before they are visible.
    - Added Cyber Pod load type that can be carried on aircraft (see
      Specialized Features in Users Manual).
    - Split refueling and rearming parameters so that they can now be
      specified individually per side.
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