Anyone have old Sid Meier's Gettysburg user scenarios

[Michael Slaunwhite]

Hi lees Warhorse.

Check this site out...

http://smx.iblogger.org/SMGBattlePacks.htm

(this site has a horrible red background, put your sunglasses on)
http://antietam-gettysburg.com/SMGScena ... arios.html

Hope this helps.

[Lees Warhorse]

Ok I will Thanks

[Michael Slaunwhite]

Hi.

I think the best site I've come across.

smx.iblogger.org/SMGBattlePacks.htm

It has allot of what I was interested in. Nice to see that it gets updated from time to time.

I didn't see the mod manager listed. If not, I uploaded a file (prior posts in this thread) that has the mod manager.

The mod manager is called smfiles. Also, please read the doc that comes with it, it's very important to follow it's directions to the letter.

Have fun.

[Lees Warhorse]

Hey which file that you uploaded contains the mod manager??

[Michael Slaunwhite]

Hi Lees Warhorse.

Post #18650

Cheers...

[Lees Warhorse]

Ah duh I looked right over it. Thanks again

[Michael Slaunwhite]

Cheers...

[franco]

I have an extra copy of Firxis' Official Guide to Sid Meier's Gettysburg manual. It has an insert of a color map of Gettysburg on one side and on the other it has a list all of the Union and Confederate troops and the rating of each. If you are interested all you have to do is pay the postage from Colorado. Who ever requests it first gets it.

[Graeme]

A new version of Tim Schrage's Sharpsburg is available at:
smx.iblogger.org/SMGBattlePacks.htm

Graeme http://www.norbsoftdev.com/media/kunena ... psburg.gif[/img_size]

[Graeme]

If you like the branched scenario structure of SMG, you can now play the same sort of campaign with version 2 of J.P. Treen's Alternative Gettysburg. I have added 3 way automatic branching using the dialog files plus Battle Honors to display on your flag.

http://smx.iblogger.org/SMGBattlePacks.htm


Graeme