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PG  PASTE
 

Pg Paste
Authors: Rob Oderkerk ,Lorenz Lammerts van Buerenn
Version 1.1    26 june 2000
 

What does PGpaste?
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                                 The program generates savegames for the game   Panzer General DOS Version 1.2.......

                                The program enables you to read in multiple savegames, select parts of the associated maps,
                                including units, towns  etc., and put these together to construct a new savegame.The program
                                generates then a savegame file  game.svX, as well as a scenario file game0XX.scn  and  map-
                                files mapXX.set,  and  mapXX.stm (X in [0-9]) to which this  savegame refers.
 
 


What can you do with PGpaste
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                 Many things. For example:

                                 -  Starting with a savegame with a large map, you can select a region of interest on this map,
                                and  turn it into a separate savegame. For instance, starting from the Balkan scenario, you
                                could  select "Greece" as a new  savegame, which could then be loaded  into PG.

                                 -   You can devise maps which are larger than the maximum map-size which PG  accepts.
                                For instance, game with a map of size 121*51 hexes can be simulated by  pasting together
                                two maps of  size 61*51.  Altough PG cannot handle a map of this size, it could handle any
                                selection of the combined map which does  not exceed 67*51 hexes.  With PGpaste you
                                can make such a selection and turn it into a savegame. It can then be loaded into PG, played,
                                saved, and pasted back into the original pair of games.  Subsequently you can select another
                                part of the combined map and repeat the above steps.