Copying 1 scenario rules to another one
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Yes, this is possible and there exist two ways to do it. Both ways need the "Import" option in the C3C editor. You receive a warning message and should follow the steps the editor is advising you.
1. If you open the biq holding the 'cleared' map, you can add the rules from the Middle Ages scenario (all or some parts of them) by tickling the Rules box and following the steps the editor is showing to you.
2. If you open the biq holding the medieval scenario you can import the map from the 'Rise of Rome' scenario or your cleared map from that scenario (all or some parts).
3. Here I imported the 'Middle Ages' rules' and players settings to the 'Rise of Rome' map. The biq is attached to this post. Until now the procedure for this combination is only a matter of seconds - but than the work starts in adapting the situation of the scenario to the imported map (or vice versa).
Yes, this is possible and there exist two ways to do it. Both ways need the "Import" option in the C3C editor. You receive a warning message and should follow the steps the editor is advising you.
1. If you open the biq holding the 'cleared' map, you can add the rules from the Middle Ages scenario (all or some parts of them) by tickling the Rules box and following the steps the editor is showing to you.
2. If you open the biq holding the medieval scenario you can import the map from the 'Rise of Rome' scenario or your cleared map from that scenario (all or some parts).
3. Here I imported the 'Middle Ages' rules' and players settings to the 'Rise of Rome' map. The biq is attached to this post. Until now the procedure for this combination is only a matter of seconds - but than the work starts in adapting the situation of the scenario to the imported map (or vice versa).
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