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How to Save a Database
When you make changes to a database, you must save them so that the
changes are not lost. However, the file 'Database1', and its
associated Piece List, Vehicle List, Weapon List, and Sound List are
protected, so, if you make changes, you must save them with a
different name.
Save the database:
1. Select the 'Save' function from the 'Database' menu in the ATF
Power Toolkit. If you have opened the original Armored Task Force
database, you will be prompted to provide names for the various
pieces of your new database. We recommend using the same file name,
with different extensions, for your database components, so you can
easily discern what pieces go to your database. It is also not a good
idea to give your database the same name as one of your custom
scenarios, as it will be hard to distinguish your database files
(which can be used in multiple scenarios) from the scenario files
which apply only to your scenario. |
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2. To use your database in a scenario, after creating
a new scenario using ATF Scenario Builder, select 'Import
Database' from the 'File' menu. When, prompted, select your database
and you will be all set! Your database will be loaded into the scenario. |
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