Ravenna
SOH-CM-2023
This is a minor irritation for me, particularly as I have been unable to explain how it happens.
Each of my installs has a shortcut to activate its own Mission Builder. When I click a shortcut the opening screen for the MB comes up. I have made a new set of MB start screens, each of which is theatre specific. For my WW2 theatre screens the image I am getting is the JPG I intalled. When I fire up my WW1 Mission Builder the opening screen says "MISSION BUILDER PACIFIC THEATRE", and the image shows a Hellcat taking off from a carrier. This JPG was used in my Pacific install months ago, but it has been replaced and put into a folder external to Microsoft Games. It does not exist in any of my installs, so it can't be calling up another install.
I have checked the size of the JPG in my WW1/UIRES/MB folder and have checked that it is named as per the original. I have double checked the possibility that the Hellcat image is embedded in my WW1 MB folder. It isn't, but in any case it would conflict with the image I placed in the UIRES/MB folder. When the MB starts the airbases available are WW1 specific, and looking around the Pacific, the Mediterranean, Korea and the Eastern Front there are no airfields available in this MB, so the shortcut is calling up the correct install.
As I said, it is a minor problem, but it is driving me
trying to figure out how it happens. While I have used the Hellcat image in the past I can't work out why it is coming up.
Any ideas?
Each of my installs has a shortcut to activate its own Mission Builder. When I click a shortcut the opening screen for the MB comes up. I have made a new set of MB start screens, each of which is theatre specific. For my WW2 theatre screens the image I am getting is the JPG I intalled. When I fire up my WW1 Mission Builder the opening screen says "MISSION BUILDER PACIFIC THEATRE", and the image shows a Hellcat taking off from a carrier. This JPG was used in my Pacific install months ago, but it has been replaced and put into a folder external to Microsoft Games. It does not exist in any of my installs, so it can't be calling up another install.
I have checked the size of the JPG in my WW1/UIRES/MB folder and have checked that it is named as per the original. I have double checked the possibility that the Hellcat image is embedded in my WW1 MB folder. It isn't, but in any case it would conflict with the image I placed in the UIRES/MB folder. When the MB starts the airbases available are WW1 specific, and looking around the Pacific, the Mediterranean, Korea and the Eastern Front there are no airfields available in this MB, so the shortcut is calling up the correct install.
As I said, it is a minor problem, but it is driving me
trying to figure out how it happens. While I have used the Hellcat image in the past I can't work out why it is coming up. Any ideas?
