Replay

[Chosen Man]

Gentlemen.

I am trying to give a young officer some training but as I have found before the replay is a very frail vehicle for training as its far too quick.  

I have always assumed there is no pause feature.

Would "Record Battle" be useful?

[agmoss99]

Gentlemen.

I am trying to give a young officer some training but as I have found before the replay is a very frail vehicle for training as its far too quick.  

I have always assumed there is no pause feature.

Would "Record Battle" be useful?

Hi Jim

I've never tried. But turning off On Map Results in Settings seems to slow it down a bit.

[Compass Rose]

Gentlemen.

I am trying to give a young officer some training but as I have found before the replay is a very frail vehicle for training as its far too quick.  

I have always assumed there is no pause feature.

Would "Record Battle" be useful?

I've had that issue occur alot, back in the day.

I was always told, when I complained about it, to make sure the background music and background noise effects are turned on, and that would help slow things down.......a little, but not by much! 


I never play with the sound on anyways, so it never bothered me.  

[Chosen Man]

Gentlemen.

I am trying to give a young officer some training but as I have found before the replay is a very frail vehicle for training as its far too quick.  

I have always assumed there is no pause feature.

Would "Record Battle" be useful?

Thanks Gents

Just very difficult if I say have a look at cavalry out of LOS overrunning skirmishers at (123,345) its over in a flash.

What does Record Battle do?

[wildb]

According to the manual:

Select Record Battle to begin recording the turns of the current battle. You will be prompted with a File Save dialog to specify the filename of the recording. By default recorded battles are stored in files with the extension btr. After you are through recording a battle or portion of a battle, you can terminate the recording by reselecting the Record Battle option. Once you have recorded a battle, you can replay it by using the Replay feature of the File Menu. Note that when you replay a battle, the perspective of the replay is that of the opposing side. That is, if you replay a battle that has been played using Automatic A/I with Fog-Of-War, you will see the battle from the perspective of the computer player. A battle replay can be paused by pressing the Escape key and can be resumed by using the Restart Replay feature described below.

Select Restart Replay to restart a battle replay that has been paused through the use of the Escape key.

[Chosen Man]

According to the manual:

Select Record Battle to begin recording the turns of the current battle. You will be prompted with a File Save dialog to specify the filename of the recording. By default recorded battles are stored in files with the extension btr. After you are through recording a battle or portion of a battle, you can terminate the recording by reselecting the Record Battle option. Once you have recorded a battle, you can replay it by using the Replay feature of the File Menu. Note that when you replay a battle, the perspective of the replay is that of the opposing side. That is, if you replay a battle that has been played using Automatic A/I with Fog-Of-War, you will see the battle from the perspective of the computer player. A battle replay can be paused by pressing the Escape key and can be resumed by using the Restart Replay feature described below.

Select Restart Replay to restart a battle replay that has been paused through the use of the Escape key.

Thanks for that being playing these games for decades and never realise or tried that.

Regards
Jim