Once upon a time in the Christmas Faerie Country, SANdrisTa Claus was very happy. The little CFCers have been very nice, and he was ready to send them a lot of new units to play with for Christmas.
But the little elven helpers were worried. With all this new toys that SANdrisTa Claus was willing to prepare, the Elves were afraid they won't be able to fit them all easily in the gift wrapping (you know, the one written B I Q all over it).
So they went to see Steph the elder Elve, and ask him for help.
And he said "don't worry, here is how you shall do it".
First you need to start clean. And Steph took the big eraser tool, and he deleted all the units at once.
Then, he said "you need some models to start working with. Let's add some"
"I think 3 models should be enough for the moment".
"Ah, we have the models, we now need to paint them". And so the little elves took their paint brushes, and painted the models with new names, attack strength, flags, etc.
When they were finsihed, Steph the elder Elve said, now we want to use these templates to create more toys, for different time period.
So the little CFCer who wants to play in the Bronze age can, as well as the little CFCers who wants to play in the Iron age, and the same for the medieval times.
Ah! With one little click, we get nice variation for each period, nicely organized into unit lines. The little elven helpers just have to check each new toy one by one, change the required advance, and adjust the strength.
And now, we want to customize our toys so each little CFCers from around the world can have his own national version! Let's make Italian, Greeks and French toys!
But this time, we'll group them by country, instead of grouping them by unit line.
Et voilà! All the toys were almost ready, the little elven helpers just had to do some polishing, before they can be sent to the little CFCers.
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But the little elven helpers were worried. With all this new toys that SANdrisTa Claus was willing to prepare, the Elves were afraid they won't be able to fit them all easily in the gift wrapping (you know, the one written B I Q all over it).
So they went to see Steph the elder Elve, and ask him for help.
And he said "don't worry, here is how you shall do it".
First you need to start clean. And Steph took the big eraser tool, and he deleted all the units at once.
Then, he said "you need some models to start working with. Let's add some"
"I think 3 models should be enough for the moment".
"Ah, we have the models, we now need to paint them". And so the little elves took their paint brushes, and painted the models with new names, attack strength, flags, etc.
When they were finsihed, Steph the elder Elve said, now we want to use these templates to create more toys, for different time period.
So the little CFCer who wants to play in the Bronze age can, as well as the little CFCers who wants to play in the Iron age, and the same for the medieval times.
Ah! With one little click, we get nice variation for each period, nicely organized into unit lines. The little elven helpers just have to check each new toy one by one, change the required advance, and adjust the strength.
And now, we want to customize our toys so each little CFCers from around the world can have his own national version! Let's make Italian, Greeks and French toys!
But this time, we'll group them by country, instead of grouping them by unit line.
Et voilà! All the toys were almost ready, the little elven helpers just had to do some polishing, before they can be sent to the little CFCers.
If you enjoyed this story, check this thread from time to time for more