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Tested.
The problem is the en_menu file (or de_menu). Eliminating it from Hsie patch, I have no problem with error in Commander, but the game is rotten. You have an en_menu file with problems, and I have the en_menu included in Hsie patch with problems. I will investigate that looong and damned en_menu file. Some entry is causing the problem in Commander. Regards. Fitzcarraldo ![]()
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Argentinian Skipper
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I resolved the problem. This night I will publish the solution.
Regards. Fitzcarraldo ![]()
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SOLUTION FOR THE SH3 COMMANDER BASES ERROR:
Search in your installation the en_menu.cfg file. Route: Your SH3 folder\Data\Menu. Make a copy of this file. Create a folder "en_menu my way" (or anything else), and create inside it this folder structure: en_menu my way\Data\Menu Inside the folder "Menu" of this new "mod" put the copy of your en_menu.cfg file. Search with a text editor the entries: 750=Kiel 751=Brest 752=Wilhelmshaven 753=Lorient 754=St. Nazaire 755=Bergen 756=Bordeaux 757=La Spezia 758=Toulon 759=Flensburg 760=La Rochelle The numbers could vary because of your installation. Search for "Nazaire" and you will find the entries. Delete all these entries with name bases (in my installation 750 to 760), and replace they with: 750=Kiel 751=Brest 752=Wilhelmshaven 753=Lorient 754=St. Nazaire 755=Bergen 756=Bordeaux 757=La Spezia 758=Toulon 759=Flensburg 760=Constanza 761=Penang 762=Jakarta 763=Salamis 764=Trondheim 765=Königsberg 766=La Rochelle 767=Sevastopol 768=Feodosia 769=Libau 770=Pillau Save the en_menu.cfg file, and copy paste the folder "en_menu my way" in your MODS folder. Activate the mod "en_menu my way" after all your mods, with JSGME. You will receive an alert of overwriting the "en_menu.cfg" file. OK. That´s all. Now you start Commander and you will have all the bases and flotillas. Working fine in my installation (I started a campaign in 1939/08 with Commander and in game I had Könisberg as base). It seems this solution will work with any installation with GWX. Test, please! Regards. Fitzcarraldo ![]()
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Thanks Fitz! I'll test this out ASAP.
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Argentinian Skipper
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I use the merged campaign optional with GWX. I think if you use another campaign files (example: GWX basic), you need to delete the entries of the not included bases (example: Penang).
All the best. Fitzcarraldo ![]()
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And it works like a charm! Once again thanks Fitz for fixing the problem
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I started campaigns in diverse years and bases and works fine with my Hsie patch and Ahnenerbe GUI. Regards. Fitzcarraldo ![]()
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