Terrain graphics for 27 levels

[Sunbather]

Would that work for all revamped Squad Battles titles, i.e. AotR, Eagles Strike etc. etc.?

Because it really is painful and also a bit immersion-breaking that you constantly have to click on the tiles to get a feel for the height differences on the map. Your mod would increase the playability at least tenfold!

[Carlos]

Because it really is painful and also a bit immersion-breaking that you constantly have to click on the tiles to get a feel for the height differences on the map.

Sounds like maybe you haven't enabled 2D Map Slopes / Hex Contours in the View menu?

[Warhorse]

Because it really is painful and also a bit immersion-breaking that you constantly have to click on the tiles to get a feel for the height differences on the map.

Sounds like maybe you haven't enabled 2D Map Slopes / Hex Contours in the View menu?

I have them on, but still hard to tell, I like the hyspometric levels, much easier to see!

[Sunbather]

Sounds like maybe you haven't enabled 2D Map Slopes / Hex Contours in the View menu?

Dang, I didn't know this was a thing in the new versions! This will come in very handy for the time being! Thanks for the tip!

I have them on, but still hard to tell, I like the hyspometric levels, much easier to see!

Yes, comparing your screenshots to my ingame screen with Map Slopes enabled: yours is still a much improved version!

[Warhorse]

Sounds like maybe you haven't enabled 2D Map Slopes / Hex Contours in the View menu?

Dang, I didn't know this was a thing in the new versions! This will come in very handy for the time being! Thanks for the tip!

I have them on, but still hard to tell, I like the hyspometric levels, much easier to see!

Yes, comparing your screenshots to my ingame screen with Map Slopes enabled: yours is still a much improved version!

I should have them available soon!!

[Warhorse]

These are now in the newest SBWW2 West Front Mod, am currently adding to both the East Front mods as well.

[Pepe Botijo]

Amazing job, Mike!

[Warhorse]

Amazing job, Mike!

Thanks Javi!!