Caveat: The authors are not meteorologists.

Enjoy!

By Ithikial and IanL

The base textures are 99% from the Final Blitzkrieg base game with a handful of others from the community for increased variety in the snow set. Special thanks also to Umlaut for giving permission to use his CMFI Uniform snow effects where applicable.

All files in this package are already mod tagged, so the snow textures will automatically appear each time the ground conditions of a battle is set as ‘Patchy Snow’ or greater.

I live in one of the hottest climates on the planet and have spent a grand total of six days of my entire life in snow. If there is any snow grogs out there with suggested improvements just let me know.

The base textures are 99% from the Final Blitzkrieg base game with a handful of others from the community for increased variety in the snow set. Special thanks also to Umlaut for giving permission to use his CMFI Uniform snow effects where applicable.

All files in this package are already mod tagged, so the snow textures will automatically appear each time the ground conditions of a battle is set as ‘Patchy Snow’ or greater.

I live in one of the hottest climates on the planet and have spent a grand total of six days of my entire life in snow. If there is any snow grogs out there with suggested improvements just let me know.

Ever wanted an automated way of working out all the possible outcomes for a scenario you are designing before you’ve reached testing?

This little Excel workbook does the work for you. Plug in your scenario victory conditions just as they would appear in the editor and play around with possible Victory Point scores for both sides to see what the final outcome of the battle will be.

Instructions (what little there is besides entering some point values), are included as comments inside the workbook. Hover your mouse over the red mark to see what goes where. The workbook will auto calculate whenever you enter the appropriate numbers.

The Combat Mission manuals and JonS’ excellent Scenario Design Manual cover everything else about assigning point values and what they mean in game.

Hope it saves you some time.

(And the scenario editor doesn’t bite)

Grouped here is the official briefing material from Combat Mission Fortress Italy. These were originally available on the Battlefront Repository, however appear not to have been transferred over to the new CMMODS.

All files are in .psd format and will require photoshop or a similar program to access. The open source Paint.net program with the .psd plugin is also an option for budding scenario makers.

All the Data!

Includes both the WW2 era (CMBN, CMFI, CMRT and CMFB) and Modern era (CMSF, CMA and CMBS) workbook. Both files have been updated to be in line with the latest Battlefront releases for both time periods.

Ever wanted to have an accurate record of your Combat Mission exploits?

Ever wanted to have a record of the number of Pixeltruppen you’ve sent to their virtual graves?

The Combat Mission Career Recorder is a simple MS Excel workbook (2007 or later required) that does all the calculations for you after you’ve entered some simple information from the AAR screen of a battle. Single player, multiplayer, any game… this system has it covered. As a bonus it also makes lots of pretty graphs from your results.

Read me files are included. If you need some extra help then check out this video tutorial at the link below:

(WW2 version is used in the above tutorial, though the concepts are identical between the WW2 and Modern Era versions).

Enjoy!

Grouped here is the official briefing material from Combat Mission Black Sea. These were originally available on the Battlefront Repository, however appear not to have been transferred over to the new CMMODS.

All files are in .psd format and will require photoshop or a similar program to access. The open source Paint.net program with the .psd plugin is also an option for budding scenario makers.

Grouped here is the official briefing material from Combat Mission Red Thunder. These were originally available on the Battlefront Repository, however appear not to have been transferred over to the new CMMODS.

All files are in .psd format and will require photoshop or a similar program to access. The open source Paint.net program with the .psd plugin is also an option for budding scenario makers.

Grouped here is the official briefing material from Combat Mission Battle for Normandy, and the Commonwealth Forces and Market Garden modules. These were originally available on the Battlefront Repository, however appear not to have been transferred over to the new CMMODS.

All files are in .psd format and will require photoshop or a similar program to access. The open source Paint.net program with the .psd plugin is also an option for budding scenario makers.