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| ===== WarGear Modeling Language ===== | ===== WarGear Modeling Language ===== | ||
| - | (//Original idea from Ozyman//) | + | (//Original idea from Ozyman// |
| If you're working with someone on a complicated board design and are finding it difficult to describe (or understand) the way to set things up, or even if you're just trying to piece together a tricky way to use Factories all by yourself, give the WarGear Modeling Language a try. | If you're working with someone on a complicated board design and are finding it difficult to describe (or understand) the way to set things up, or even if you're just trying to piece together a tricky way to use Factories all by yourself, give the WarGear Modeling Language a try. | ||
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| - | I've gotten rid of the max hats - they create a lot of clutter and wasted space. | ||
| * Mods to Territory Attributes can be included inside the territory. \\ | * Mods to Territory Attributes can be included inside the territory. \\ | ||
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| but the previous example might be necessary to use if more complex dice modifiers are involved. | but the previous example might be necessary to use if more complex dice modifiers are involved. | ||
| - | Hmm.. and this is even more efficient.. | + | This is even more efficient |
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| Here is an example of a 24 x 3 array (72 factories), where each of the three player territories put a single unit on any named territory that they control. | Here is an example of a 24 x 3 array (72 factories), where each of the three player territories put a single unit on any named territory that they control. | ||
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| + | ==== Appendix? ==== | ||
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| + | ^ WG Map Element ^ is represented in the WGML with ^ | ||
| + | | Territory, Disabled | Circle | | ||
| + | | Territory, Enabled | Square | | ||
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