Smr Simple!

Translated: guys tell me how to make a great card and you need to do

Well, it ain't simple. See

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You will find the XML files in the folder structure of the SMR folder - since I have the game on PC, you will have to dig down and find them on Mac yourself. Get yourself a free XML editor to view both the original files (don't change them, or you will have to reinstall your game) and the XML files ...

Warll, please use the version posted above on Sun Mar 03, 2013 10:16 am

It is supposed to be compatible for both Mac and Pc. Sofar downloaded by 41 people here without complaints, but weili seems to have a problem with it.
Regards

Basically, the editor is there to fine-sculpt the landscape. All the rest is best defined in the XML files.

You want to place a cannery? Check out how it was done in an existing map XML with canneries - and off you go.

Best of luck!

Hmmm.... which zip program do you use?

"the file in the map database is more than 5MB."

No wonder that file crashes. It has a humongous .fpk file included. I will investigate how that got into there.

In the mean time, I really would try the new zip file, it should work fine.

The zip file opens fine with WinRar on my Windows machine.

This zip is specially adapted to work on Mac SMR, so please try again - otherwise, what zip program should I use for max compatibility with Mac?

This map: Arizona_Canyon_V2_4_PcMac.zip, link below

has been specifically adjusted to run on Mac. Could you try it and let me know if it works, and if not, what happened?
Thanks!


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Looking forward to the fresh version!

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I agree. I also get rid of the bunch of signals. I do take this bunching as a warning that the routing logic has been stymied in trying to resolved the logic of the connections. I suspect that circular connections may be a cause, so I avoid those as much as possible, breaking circles with Y type con...

As mentioned further up, a double click will place a signal. But as also mentioned above, click fairly slowly, otherwise you will get a (free ) piece of track snaking all over the map.

MasteRyder,
your solution works. I though it a pity to lose the historical "Italian Front", however, and I was able to fix the issue. Check out my solution, posted in Janksica's original map thread!

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One remaining issue with "Monarchy" has been the failure of the "Italian Front" to register with a green tick mark, even though it has been built. MasteRyder recently proposed solving the issue by replacing the "Italian Front" by a second "Russian Front" in Italy. This works, but I thought it a pity...

You seem to have provided four scenarios versions together. (screenshot) What exactly is the purpose of that?