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How to Add a Block of Holes
Holes, in Armored Task Force, provide protected fighting
positions to enhance the survivability of either the player's or enemy's
vehicles. They are an integral part of a combined-arms defense in
modern warfare.
You can add holes manually, one at a time. But the easiest way to
add holes to your scenario is using the 'Block Add' functions.
Add a Block of Holes:
1. Select 'Friendly' from the 'Block Add' sub-menu of the
'Hole' menu. |
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2. The Hole Properties dialog allows you to edit the attributes
of all of the holes you are adding.
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Hole Type. All holes are either for dismounts or for
vehicles, and the two are not interchangeable.
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Direction. The orientation of the hole in mils (0-6400, 0
is north, clockwise angle)
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3. Enter the total number of holes you want to add. |
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4. Enter the total number of rows you want the holes arrayed
into. |
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5. When you move the cursor back to the map, you will find that
you are dragging a block of holes. Left-click on the place
in which you want to 'drop' the holes. |
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Next step :
Edit an Enemy Path
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