├── .gitignore ├── README.md ├── README.md~ ├── XpLoader_LICENSE.txt ├── armcom.py ├── armcom.sh ├── armcom.sh~ ├── armcom_defs.py ├── armcom_defs.pyc ├── armcom_vehicle_defs.py ├── armcom_vehicle_defs.pyc ├── bones ├── data.zip ├── data ├── canadas_best.xml ├── canadas_best_map.xp ├── m4_a.xp ├── m4_a1_76_g.xp ├── m4_a1_76_h.xp ├── m4_a1_a.xp ├── m4_a1_b.xp ├── m4_a1_c.xp ├── m4_a3_75_d.xp ├── m4_a3_75_e.xp ├── m4_a3_76_g.xp ├── m4_a3_76_h.xp ├── m4_a3_a.xp ├── m4_a3_b.xp ├── m4_a3_c.xp ├── m4_a3_e2_75_f.xp ├── m4_a3_e2_76_f.xp ├── m4_a3_e2_f.xp ├── m4_b.xp ├── m4_c.xp ├── m4_vc.xp ├── pattons_best.xml └── pattons_best_map.xp ├── gpl.txt ├── icon.ico ├── libSDL.so ├── libtcod.so ├── libtcodpy.py ├── libtcodpy.pyc ├── setup.py ├── terminal8x12_armcom.png ├── terminal8x12_armcom_small.png ├── test.sh ├── test.sh~ ├── xp_loader.py └── xp_loader.pyc /.gitignore: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # ignore save file stuff 2 | savegame 3 | bone 4 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /README.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Armoured Commander Linux Fork 2 | 3 | ## now built based on version 1.01 4 | 5 | ## Reddit user /u/ArmouredCommander gets full credit as this is their game 6 | 7 | **NOTE:** There are known issues with the game running on Arch and Debian. The Debian issue and possible fix is listed in issues of this repo. I haven't had time to address these yet. 8 | 9 | I saw this on reddit and saw that it was done in python and since I am currently workng on the python RL tut, curiousity got hte better of me. 10 | 11 | I simply jumped through the terminal output rabbit hole and evenually got this running on Ubuntu 14.04. 12 | 13 | I included the files for libtcod until I get yelled at as the engine is in no way my own. 14 | 15 | The only thing you might need to do to get this running is to install pygame 16 | 17 | Ubuntu: "sudo apt-get install python-pygame" 18 | 19 | Other distros: yum/pacman/whatever "python-pygame" probably :P 20 | 21 | Then make sure armcom.py is executable and run it from terminal or double clicking. 22 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /README.md~: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Armoured Commander Linux Fork 2 | 3 | ## now built based on version 1.0.1 4 | 5 | ## Reddit user /u/ArmouredCommander gets full credit as this is their game 6 | 7 | **NOTE:** There are known issues with the game running on Arch and Debian. The Debian issue and possible fix is listed in issues of this repo. I haven't had time to address these yet. 8 | 9 | I saw this on reddit and saw that it was done in python and since I am currently workng on the python RL tut, curiousity got hte better of me. 10 | 11 | I simply jumped through the terminal output rabbit hole and evenually got this running on Ubuntu 14.04. 12 | 13 | I included the files for libtcod until I get yelled at as the engine is in no way my own. 14 | 15 | The only thing you might need to do to get this running is to install pygame 16 | 17 | Ubuntu: "sudo apt-get install python-pygame" 18 | 19 | Other distros: yum/pacman/whatever "python-pygame" probably :P 20 | 21 | Then make sure armcom.py is executable and run it from terminal or double clicking. 22 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /XpLoader_LICENSE.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | The MIT License (MIT) 2 | 3 | Copyright (c) 2015 Sean Hagar 4 | 5 | Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy 6 | of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal 7 | in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights 8 | to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell 9 | copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is 10 | furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions: 11 | 12 | The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all 13 | copies or substantial portions of the Software. 14 | 15 | THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR 16 | IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, 17 | FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE 18 | AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER 19 | LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, 20 | OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE 21 | SOFTWARE. 22 | 23 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /armcom.sh: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/bin/sh 2 | python2.7 armcom.py 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /armcom.sh~: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/bin/sh 2 | python3.1 armcom.py 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /armcom_defs.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # -*- coding: UTF-8 -*- 2 | 3 | ########################################################################################## 4 | # Definitions for Armoured Commander # 5 | ########################################################################################## 6 | 7 | ########################################################################################## 8 | # 9 | # Copyright 2015 Gregory Adam Scott (sudasana@gmail.com) 10 | # 11 | # This file is part of Armoured Commander. 12 | # 13 | # Armoured Commander is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify 14 | # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by 15 | # the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or 16 | # (at your option) any later version. 17 | # 18 | # Armoured Commander is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, 19 | # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of 20 | # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the 21 | # GNU General Public License for more details. 22 | 23 | # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License 24 | # along with Armoured Commander, in the form of a file named "gpl.txt". 25 | # If not, see . 26 | # 27 | ########################################################################################## 28 | 29 | # national definitions: defines ranks and decorations 30 | 31 | # ranks for USA 32 | USA_RANKS = [ 33 | ('Pvt.', 'Private', 0), # no insignia 34 | ('Pfc.', 'Private First Class', 0), # one stripe (pointing upwards) 35 | ('Cpl.', 'Corporal', 0), # two stripes 36 | ('Sgt.', 'Sergeant', 0), # three stripes (commander starts here) 37 | ('S/Sgt.', 'Staff Sergeant', 500), # three stripes, joined together in a half circle 38 | ('2nd Lt.', 'Second Lieutenant', 1000), # single gold bar, upright 39 | ('1st Lt.', 'First Lieutenant', 2000), # single silver bar, upright 40 | ('Capt.', 'Captain', 3000) # double golden bars, upright 41 | ] 42 | 43 | # decorations for USA 44 | USA_DECORATIONS = [ 45 | ('Bronze Star', 'for heroic service', 80), 46 | ('Silver Star', 'for gallantry in action', 100), 47 | ('Distinguished Service Cross', 'for extraordinary heroism', 120), 48 | ('Congressional Medal of Honor', 'for conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity', 140) 49 | ] 50 | 51 | # ranks for UK and Commonwealth 52 | UKC_RANKS = [ 53 | ('Tpr.', 'Trooper', 0), 54 | ('LCpl.', 'Lance Corporal', 0), 55 | ('Cpl.', 'Corporal', 0), 56 | ('Sgt.', 'Sergeant', 0), 57 | ('S/Sgt.', 'Staff Sergeant', 500), 58 | ('2nd Lt.', 'Second Lieutenant', 1000), 59 | ('Lt.', 'Lieutenant', 2000), 60 | ('Capt.', 'Captain', 3000) 61 | ] 62 | 63 | # decorations for UK and Commonwealth 64 | UKC_DECORATIONS = [ 65 | ('Military Medal', 'for bravery in the field', 80), 66 | ('Military Cross', 'for acts of exemplary gallantry', 100), 67 | ('Distinguished Service Order', 'for meritorious service', 120), 68 | ('Victoria Cross', 'for valour in the face of the enemy', 140) 69 | ] 70 | 71 | # characters and colours for animations 72 | import libtcodpy as libtcod 73 | HE_HIT_ANIMATION = [ 74 | (libtcod.CHAR_RADIO_UNSET, libtcod.dark_yellow, 220), 75 | (libtcod.CHAR_LIGHT, libtcod.dark_red, 240), 76 | (libtcod.CHAR_LIGHT, libtcod.red, 200), 77 | (libtcod.CHAR_BLOCK1, libtcod.darker_grey, 300), 78 | ] 79 | 80 | AP_HIT_ANIMATION = [ 81 | (libtcod.CHAR_RADIO_UNSET, libtcod.dark_yellow, 220), 82 | (libtcod.CHAR_RADIO_UNSET, libtcod.dark_red, 240), 83 | (libtcod.CHAR_RADIO_UNSET, libtcod.red, 200), 84 | (libtcod.CHAR_RADIO_UNSET, libtcod.darker_grey, 300), 85 | ] 86 | 87 | # list of stats to track in the campaign object, as well as text to use in campaign stats 88 | # display window 89 | 90 | C_STATS = [ 91 | 'Map Areas Captured', 92 | 'Tanks Lost', 93 | 'Crewmen Sent Home', 94 | 'Crewmen KIA', 95 | 'Infantry Destroyed by Player', 96 | 'Infantry Destroyed by Allies', 97 | 'AT Guns Destroyed by Player', 98 | 'AT Guns Destroyed by Allies', 99 | 'Tanks & SPGs Destroyed by Player', 100 | 'Tanks & SPGs Destroyed by Allies', 101 | 'Other Vehicles Destroyed by Player', 102 | 'Other Vehicles Destroyed by Allies', 103 | 'Quests Assigned', 'Quests Completed' 104 | ] 105 | 106 | # list of possible full screen resolutions to try 107 | FS_RES_LIST = [(1366, 768), (1680, 1050), (1920, 1080)] 108 | 109 | # Crew Skill defintion 110 | # holds information relating to a type of crew skill 111 | class CrewSkill: 112 | def __init__(self, name, desc, restrictions, levels): 113 | self.name = name 114 | self.desc = desc 115 | self.restrictions = restrictions 116 | self.levels = levels # if always active: [100] 117 | 118 | SKILLS = [] 119 | 120 | # Commander 121 | SKILLS.append(CrewSkill('Fire Direction', 'Increases modifier for directing fire by +1.', 122 | ['Commander'], [3,5,7])) 123 | SKILLS.append(CrewSkill('Driver Direction', 'Increases modifier for movement-related ' + 124 | 'rolls by +1.', ['Commander'], [3,5,7])) 125 | SKILLS.append(CrewSkill('Battle Leadership', 'Increases chance of all other crew skill ' + 126 | 'activations for the encounter turn in which it activates.', ['Commander'], [2,4,6])) 127 | # current effect is +5% chance of activation 128 | SKILLS.append(CrewSkill('Keen Senses', 'Decreases chances of being ambushed at the start ' + 129 | 'of an Advance or Battle encounter, increases chances of ambushing enemy in a ' + 130 | 'Counterattack encounter.', ['Commander'], [10,20,30])) 131 | 132 | # Gunner 133 | SKILLS.append(CrewSkill('Quick Trigger', 'Bonus to Rate of Fire roll.', ['Gunner'], [5,10,15])) 134 | SKILLS.append(CrewSkill('Knows Weak Spots', 'An unmodified roll of 3 counts ' + 135 | 'as a critical hit if activated.', ['Gunner'], [5,10,15])) 136 | SKILLS.append(CrewSkill('Target Tracking', 'No negative to-hit modifier for firing at a moving target.', 137 | ['Gunner'], [5,10,15])) 138 | SKILLS.append(CrewSkill('Gyrostabilizer', 'Gunner must have at least one level ' + 139 | 'of this skill to fire main gun while moving. If skill activates, to-hit penalty ' + 140 | 'is +2, otherwise it doubles to +4. This skill only becomes available after first ' + 141 | 'refit period of campaign.', ['Gunner'], [15,30,60,100])) 142 | 143 | # Loader 144 | SKILLS.append(CrewSkill('Fast Hands', 'Bonus to Rate of Fire roll.', ['Loader'], [5,10,15])) 145 | SKILLS.append(CrewSkill('Shell Juggler', 'If activated, reloaded shell is taken from ' + 146 | 'general stores instead of ready rack.', ['Loader'], [3,5,7])) 147 | SKILLS.append(CrewSkill('Scrounger', 'More rare ammo types for main gun available if activated.', 148 | ['Loader'], [25,50,75])) 149 | 150 | # Driver 151 | SKILLS.append(CrewSkill('Drag Racer', 'If tank is moving from a stopped position, ' + 152 | 'bonus to movement roll.', ['Driver'], [10,20,30])) 153 | SKILLS.append(CrewSkill('Eye for Cover', 'If hatch is open, receives a bonus to achieve ' + 154 | 'Hull Down status.', ['Driver'], [3,5,7])) 155 | SKILLS.append(CrewSkill('Tough Mudder', 'If hatch is open, receives a bonus to unbogging ' + 156 | 'roll.', ['Driver'], [3,5,7])) 157 | SKILLS.append(CrewSkill('Cautious Driver', 'Greater chance for tank to start an encounter ' + 158 | 'Hull Down, otherwise tank starts the encounter Moving.', ['Driver'], [5,10,15])) 159 | 160 | # Asst Driver 161 | SKILLS.append(CrewSkill('Apprentice Gunner', 'Bonus to to-kill roll when firing bow MG.', 162 | ['Asst. Driver'], [10,20,30])) 163 | SKILLS.append(CrewSkill('Shell Tosser', 'Doubles bonus to Rate of Fire roll when passing ' + 164 | 'ammo.', ['Asst. Driver'], [10,20,30])) 165 | 166 | # Most 167 | SKILLS.append(CrewSkill('Eagle Eyed', 'This crewman has an uncanny ability to spot and identify enemy units' + 168 | ' when spotting though an open hatch.', ['Commander', 'Loader', 'Driver', 169 | 'Asst. Driver'], [5,10,15])) 170 | 171 | # All 172 | SKILLS.append(CrewSkill('Pocket Bible', 'Chance to ignore a Dead result when wounded.', 173 | [], [25,50,75])) 174 | SKILLS.append(CrewSkill('Gymnast', 'Bonus to Bail Out roll.', [], [40,60,80])) 175 | SKILLS.append(CrewSkill('Lightning Reflexes', 'Chance to ignore wound from collateral ' + 176 | 'damage when crewman is exposed (open hatch, etc.)', [], [40,60,80])) 177 | SKILLS.append(CrewSkill('True Grit', 'Better odds of recovering from negative status ' + 178 | 'effects, resisting Stun, plus more likely that a wound will be less severe.', 179 | [], [20,40,60,80,100])) 180 | SKILLS.append(CrewSkill('Mechanic', 'Bonus to repair a tank malfunction.', 181 | [], [25,60,90])) 182 | 183 | # highest level that a crew member can reach 184 | LEVEL_CAP = 40 185 | 186 | # possible ammo types for player tanks 187 | AMMO_TYPES = ['HE', 'AP', 'WP', 'HCBI', 'HVAP', 'APDS'] 188 | 189 | # hex location system 190 | # hx, hy, range, list of sectors 191 | HEXES = [ 192 | 193 | # long range hexes 194 | (0, -3, 2, 4), (1, -3, 2, 4), (2, -3, 2, 5), (3, -3, 2, 5), (3, -2, 2, 5), 195 | (3, -1, 2, 0), (3, 0, 2, 0), (2, 1, 2, 0), (1, 2, 2, 1), (0, 3, 2, 1), 196 | (-1, 3, 2, 1), (-2, 3, 2, 2), (-3, 3, 2, 2), (-3, 2, 2, 2), 197 | (-3, 1, 2, 3), (-3, 0, 2, 3), (-2, -1, 2, 3), (-1, -2, 2, 4), 198 | 199 | # medium range hexes 200 | (0, -2, 1, 4), (1, -2, 1, 4), (2, -2, 1, 5), (2, -1, 1, 5), (2, 0, 1, 0), 201 | (1, 1, 1, 0), (0, 2, 1, 1), (-1, 2, 1, 2), (-2, 2, 1, 2), 202 | (-2, 1, 1, 3), (-2, 0, 1, 3), (-1, -1, 1, 4), 203 | 204 | # close range hexes 205 | (0, -1, 0, 4), (1, -1, 0, 5), (1, 0, 0, 0), (0, 1, 0, 1), 206 | (-1, 1, 0, 2), (-1, 0, 0, 3), 207 | 208 | # player hex: special because only player tank can exist there, and range is -1 209 | (0, 0, -1, -1) 210 | 211 | ] 212 | 213 | 214 | # CrewOrder class 215 | # defines the description and restrictions of crew orders 216 | class CrewOrder: 217 | def __init__(self, name, desc, spot, position_list): 218 | self.name = name 219 | self.desc = desc 220 | self.spot = spot 221 | self.position_list = position_list 222 | 223 | # crew order definitions 224 | # Order Name, Order description, Can Spot (bool) 225 | # List of crew positions that can use this order (if list is empty, any crew 226 | # member can use this order) 227 | 228 | CREW_ORDERS = [] 229 | 230 | # None order available to several crew 231 | CREW_ORDERS.append(CrewOrder('None', 'The crew member does nothing this turn.', 232 | True, ['Commander', 'Gunner', 'Loader', 'Asst. Driver'])) 233 | 234 | # Commander 235 | CREW_ORDERS.append(CrewOrder('Direct Movement', 'Help direct the movement of your ' + 236 | 'tank. Reduces the chance of a thrown track or bogging down. Full effect ' + 237 | 'if commander directing from open hatch, half effect if buttoned up and ' + 238 | 'tank has a vision cupola. Otherwise no effect. No effect on firing.', 239 | True, ['Commander'])) 240 | CREW_ORDERS.append(CrewOrder('Direct Main Gun Fire', 'Help direct the fire of the main gun, ' + 241 | 'increasing the chances of a hit.', 242 | True, ['Commander'])) 243 | CREW_ORDERS.append(CrewOrder('Direct Co-ax MG Fire', 'Help direct the fire of the co-ax ' + 244 | 'machine gun, increasing the chances of destroying the target. No effect if this ' + 245 | 'MG is not fired this turn.', True, ['Commander'])) 246 | CREW_ORDERS.append(CrewOrder('Direct Bow MG Fire', 'Help direct the fire of the bow ' + 247 | 'machine gun, increasing the chances of destroying the target. No effect if this ' + 248 | 'MG is not fired this turn.', True, ['Commander'])) 249 | 250 | # Gunner 251 | CREW_ORDERS.append(CrewOrder('Fire Main Gun', 'Fire the main gun at an enemy target. Gun ' + 252 | 'must already have a shell loaded in order to fire. Turret can be rotated before ' + 253 | 'firing, but if so then the first shot will be at a penalty.', False, ['Gunner'])) 254 | CREW_ORDERS.append(CrewOrder('Fire Co-Axial MG', 'Fire the Co-axial MG at an enemy target. ' + 255 | 'Turret can be rotated before firing, but if so then the shot will be at a ' + 256 | 'penalty.', True, ['Gunner'])) 257 | CREW_ORDERS.append(CrewOrder('Rotate Turret', "Rotate turret to face any sector. Gunner " + 258 | "may only spot in the sector in front of the turret's new facing", True, 259 | ['Gunner'])) 260 | CREW_ORDERS.append(CrewOrder('Help Repair', 'Assist any crewman attempting to repair a ' + 261 | 'malfunction. Only effective if another crewman is on a repair order.', False, 262 | ['Gunner'])) 263 | 264 | # Loader 265 | CREW_ORDERS.append(CrewOrder('Reload', "Reload the main gun if it's fired. No effect if " + 266 | "main gun is malfunctioning. May only spot if main gun is not fired.", True, 267 | ['Loader'])) 268 | CREW_ORDERS.append(CrewOrder('Repair Main Gun', 'Attempt to repair a malfunctioning ' + 269 | 'main gun.', False, ['Loader'])) 270 | CREW_ORDERS.append(CrewOrder('Repair Co-ax MG', 'Attempt to repair a malfunctioning ' + 271 | 'co-axial machine gun.', False, ['Loader'])) 272 | CREW_ORDERS.append(CrewOrder('Repair Turret Traverse', 'Attempt to repair a broken turret ' + 273 | 'traverse gear.', False, ['Loader'])) 274 | CREW_ORDERS.append(CrewOrder('Repair Radio', 'Attempt to repair a broken turret radio.', 275 | False, ['Loader'])) 276 | CREW_ORDERS.append(CrewOrder('Repair Intercom', 'Attempt to repair a broken tank intercom.', 277 | False, ['Loader'])) 278 | CREW_ORDERS.append(CrewOrder('Fire Smoke Mortar', 'Fire the 2" smoke mortar, creating a smoke ' + 279 | 'marker at Close range to the turret front. Also reloads the mortar if any rounds ' + 280 | 'are still available.', False, ['Loader'])) 281 | CREW_ORDERS.append(CrewOrder('Change Gun Load', 'Change the type of round loaded in ' + 282 | 'the main gun to any round available. Will also reload the main gun if fired, but ' + 283 | 'cannot maintain RoF if Loader is on this order.', 284 | False, ['Loader'])) 285 | CREW_ORDERS.append(CrewOrder('Restock Ready Rack', 'Refill the ready rack with any ' + 286 | 'rounds still available. Main gun will not be reloaded if it is fired this turn.', 287 | False, ['Loader'])) 288 | 289 | # Driver 290 | CREW_ORDERS.append(CrewOrder('Stop', 'Stop the tank.', True, ['Driver'])) 291 | CREW_ORDERS.append(CrewOrder('Forward', 'Move the tank forward.', True, ['Driver'])) 292 | CREW_ORDERS.append(CrewOrder('Forward to Hull Down', 'Move the tank forward and ' + 293 | 'attempt to move into a hull down position.', True, ['Driver'])) 294 | CREW_ORDERS.append(CrewOrder('Reverse', 'Move the tank backward.', True, ['Driver'])) 295 | CREW_ORDERS.append(CrewOrder('Reverse to Hull Down', 'Move the tank backward and ' + 296 | 'attempt to move into a hull down position.', True, ['Driver'])) 297 | CREW_ORDERS.append(CrewOrder('Pivot Tank', 'Pivot tank to face any sector. Counts as ' + 298 | 'moving, so may not fire main gun, and any hull down position is lost.', 299 | True, ['Driver'])) 300 | CREW_ORDERS.append(CrewOrder('Attempt Unbog', 'Attempt to free the tank from ' + 301 | 'being bogged down. Bonus if commander is directing movement from an ' + 302 | 'open hatch, penalty if driver is buttoned up.', False, ['Driver'])) 303 | 304 | # Assistant Driver 305 | CREW_ORDERS.append(CrewOrder('Fire Bow MG', "Fire the bow MG in the sector to the " + 306 | "tank's front. May not fire if tank is hull down. Subtract crew member's " + 307 | "skill from the To Kill roll.", True, ['Asst. Driver'])) 308 | CREW_ORDERS.append(CrewOrder('Repair Bow MG', 'Attempt to repair a malfunctioning ' + 309 | 'bow MG.', False, ['Asst. Driver'])) 310 | CREW_ORDERS.append(CrewOrder('Pass Ammo', 'Pass ammo to the Loader to improve reload ' + 311 | 'time. Increases chance of maintaining Rate of Fire. Has no effect when loading ' + 312 | 'from the ready rack.', False, ['Asst. Driver'])) 313 | 314 | # Orders available to several crew members 315 | CREW_ORDERS.append(CrewOrder('Throw Smoke Grenade', 'The crew member throws a smoke grenade ' + 316 | 'out of an open hatch, creating one smoke factor in the player hex. No effect if ' + 317 | 'no hatch or hatch is shut.', 318 | True, ['Commander', 'Loader'])) 319 | CREW_ORDERS.append(CrewOrder('Fire AA MG', 'Fire the .50 cal MG mounted on the top of the ' + 320 | 'tank turret. Crew member must have an open hatch, and if Loader it must be a split ' + 321 | 'hatch rather than an oval one. The crew member is much more vulnerable to being ' + 322 | 'wounded while on this order, since they must venture outside of the tank.', 323 | True, ['Commander', 'Loader'])) 324 | CREW_ORDERS.append(CrewOrder('Repair AA MG', 'Attempt to repair a malfunctioning ' + 325 | 'AA machine gun. Crew member must have an open hatch. and if Loader it must be a ' + 326 | 'split hatch rather than an oval one. The crew member is much ' + 327 | 'more vulnerable to being wounded while on this order, since they must venture ' + 328 | 'outside of the tank.', False, ['Commander', 'Loader'])) 329 | # Bail out order available to all, only activated if one or more crew is incapacitated or worse 330 | CREW_ORDERS.append(CrewOrder('Abandon Tank', 'Order all crewmen to bail out of the tank, ' + 331 | 'risking injury but heading back to friendly lines. Only one crewman needs to ' + 332 | 'have this order to bail out all crewmen.', False, ['Commander', 'Gunner', 333 | 'Loader', 'Driver', 'Asst. Driver'])) 334 | 335 | 336 | # list of possible random tank names for player's tank 337 | TANK_NAMES = [ 338 | 'Fury', 'Vengeance', 'Cobra King', 'Hannibal', 'Thunderbolt', 'Blood & Guts', 339 | 'Colorado', 'Condor', 'Apache', 'Ironside', 'Lucky Legs', 'Cairo', 340 | 'Colbert', 'Hurricane', 'Hellbound', 'Lucky Lady', 'ALF', 'Barnbuster', 341 | 'Caribou', 'Flare Path', 'Steadfast', 'Maiden Castle', 'Little John', 342 | 'Goldcrest', 'Folkestone', 'Predator', 343 | 'Anapola', 'Arsenic', 'Astoria', 'Athena', 'Avenger', 'Bastard Bill', 344 | 'Battling Annie', 'Bed Bug', 'Beelzebub', 'Beowulf', 'Betty', 345 | 'The Black Orchid', 'Block Buster', 'Bomb', 'Boomerang', 'Bright Eyes', 346 | 'Buffalo', 'Buck Private', 'China Gal', 'Clodhopper', 'Comet', 'Corsair', 347 | 'Cougar', 'Davy Jones', 'Draftee', 'Eternity', 'The Flying Scot', 'Hot Box', 348 | 'Hot Lips', 'Hot Pants', 'Hyena', "Jeanne D'Arc", 'King Kong', 'Lady Liberty', 349 | 'Murder Inc.', 'Nightmare', 'Old Faithful', "Pistol Packin' Mama", 350 | 'Rachel', 'Shaman', 'Snafu', 'The Stag', 'Stampede', 'Squirrel', 'War Bride' 351 | ] 352 | 353 | # list of first names for crewmen 354 | FIRST_NAMES = [ 355 | 'Gregory', 'Shane', 'Lee', 'Andre', 'Mario', 'Louis', 'Stephen', 'Kenneth', 356 | 'Angelo', 'Oliver', 'Edward', 'Joshua', 'Ronald', 'Victor', 'Eli', 'Mario', 357 | 'Dallas', 'Arthur', 'Anderson', 'Dylan', 'John', 'Quentin', 'Alexander', 358 | 'Timothy', 'Wesley', 'Spencer', 'Leonardo', 'Edgar', 'Bob', 'Chewy', 359 | 'Frank', 'Dmitry', 'Jens', 'Conrad', 360 | 'Robert', 'James', 'William', 'Charles', 'George', 'Joseph', 'Richard', 361 | 'Donald', 'Thomas', 'Frank', 'Harold', 'Paul', 'Raymond', 'Walter', 'Jack', 362 | 'Henry', 'Kenneth', 'Albert', 'David', 'Harry', 'Eugene', 'Ralph', 'Howard', 363 | 'Carl', 'Willie', 'Louis', 'Clarence', 'Earl', 'Roy', 'Fred', 'Joe', 'Francis', 364 | 'Lawrence', 'Herbert', 'Leonard', 'Ernest', 'Alfred', 'Anthony', 'Stanley', 365 | 'Norman', 'Gerald', 'Daniel', 'Samuel', 'Bernard', 'Billy', 'Melvin', 'Martin', 366 | 'Warren', 'Michael', 'Leroy', 'Russell', 'Leo', 'Andrew', 'Edwin', 'Elmer', 367 | 'Peter', 'Floyd', 'Lloyd', 'Ray', 'Fredrick', 'Theodore', 'Clifford', 'Vernon', 368 | 'Herman', 'Clyde', 'Chester', 'Philip', 'Alvin', 'Lester', 'Wayne', 'Vincent', 369 | 'Gordon', 'Leon', 'Lewis', 'Charlie', 'Glenn', 'Calvin', 'Martin', 'Milton', 370 | 'Jesse', 'Dale', 'Cecil', 'Bill', 'Harvey', 'Roger', 'Victor', 'Benjamin', 371 | 'Wallace', 'Sam', 'Allen', 'Arnold', 'Willard', 'Gilbert', 'Edgar', 'Oscar' 372 | ] 373 | 374 | # list of last names for crewmen 375 | LAST_NAMES = [ 376 | 'Abraham', 'Adler', 'Allen', 'Ankins', 'Applegate', 'Avery', 377 | 'Bacon', 'Baker', 'Barnham', 'Belanger', 'Bentz', 'Bessler', 'Best', 'Blakely', 378 | 'Bleeker', 'Bouche', 'Brant', 'Brawley', 'Bretz', 'Brock', 'Brockman', 379 | 'Bruce', 'Buchman', 'Burnett', 'Burns', 'Butterfield', 380 | 'Caffey', 'Christopher', 'Cleary', 'Codere', 'Collins', 'Coutu', 'Cowell', 381 | 'Cowman', 'Cox', 'Craig', 'Crankovitch', 'Cuthburt', 'Cuttling', 382 | 'Darwin', 'Davis', 'Delarosa', 'Douglass', 'Dorman', 383 | 'Eakley', 'Eddie', 'Edwards', 'Elliott', 'Ellis', 'Elsner', 'English', 384 | 'Fanbrick', 'Farwell', 'Feigel', 'Felten', 'Fenske', 'Feigel', 385 | 'Fields', 'Fillman', 'Finley', 'Firske', 'Fournier', 'France', 'Franklin', 386 | 'Freeman', 'Furlong', 387 | 'Gallaway', 'Garvin', 'Germain', 'Gilchrist', 'Gillespie', 'Gohl', 'Goodwin', 388 | 'Gray', 'Greenwald', 'Greenwalt', 'Griffen', 'Griffith', 389 | 'Hahn', 'Halsted', 'Hammermeister', 'Hancock', 'Harmal', 'Hass', 'Hastings', 390 | 'Hayes', 'Heminger', 'Henchal', 'Hessen', 'Hilt', 'Hollister', 'Hollman', 391 | 'Howell', 'Hyde', 392 | 'Jordon', 393 | 'Kaiser', 'Kasper', 'Kegley', 'Kinney', 'Kleeman', 394 | 'Laird', 'Leach', 'Lehman', 'Lesatz', 'Levard', 'Lindh', 'Lynch', 395 | 'Madison', 'Manse', 'Matchinski', 'Mathews', 'Mauldin', 'McAlpine', 'McBurney', 396 | 'McCain', 'McCarney', 'McCown', 'McCutchen', 'McCutcheon', 'McDonald', 'McGraw', 397 | 'Medeiros', 'Merrick', 'Metic', 'Mondt', 'Morris', 'Moses', 398 | 'Navarro', 'Nickels', 'Norval', 399 | "O'Connell", 'Olson', "O'Neal", 'Ozanich', 400 | 'Patterson', 'Patzer', 'Peppin', 'Petrovich', 'Petty', 'Perkins', 'Porter', 401 | 'Posch', 'Price', 402 | 'Rapin', 'Rapp', 'Raslo', 'Razner', 'Rifenberg', 'Riley', 'Ripley', 'Robertson', 403 | 'Rooney', 'Rosental', 'Rossini', 'Russell', 'Rychech', 404 | 'Sawyer', 'Schafer', 'Schmidt', 'Schroeder', 'Schwartz', 'Scott', 'Shattuck', 405 | 'Shaw', 'Simmons', 'Slack', 'Smith', 'Speltzer', 'Stern', 'Stewart', 'Stone', 406 | 'Strenburg', 'Strong', 'Swanson', 'Syveran', 407 | 'Tenker', 'Thomas', 'Traver', 'Vallier', 'Vann', 'Wagner', 'Walsted', 'Warner', 408 | 'Webber', 'Weir', 'Welch', 'Westin', 'White', 'Winters', 'Woods', 'Wolff' 409 | ] 410 | 411 | import libtcodpy as libtcod # The Doryen Library 412 | HIGHLIGHT = (libtcod.COLCTRL_1, libtcod.COLCTRL_STOP) 413 | 414 | # menu bar 415 | MENU_BAR1 = '%cESC%c:Menu | '%HIGHLIGHT 416 | MENU_BAR2 = ('%cF1%c:Help | '%HIGHLIGHT + 417 | '%cF2%c:Tank Info | '%HIGHLIGHT + 418 | '%cF3%c:Crew Info'%HIGHLIGHT + 419 | ' '*39 + 420 | '%cF10%c:Settings | '%HIGHLIGHT + 421 | '%cF11%c:Campaign Stats | '%HIGHLIGHT + 422 | '%cF12%c:Screenshot'%HIGHLIGHT 423 | ) 424 | 425 | # select spot sector 426 | SPOT_SECTOR_INFO = [ 427 | '[%cW/S/Up/Down%c] Select crew'%HIGHLIGHT, 428 | '[%cA/D/Left/Right%c] Rotate selected spot sector'%HIGHLIGHT, 429 | '[%cEnd/Space%c] Proceed to Spotting Phase'%HIGHLIGHT 430 | ] 431 | 432 | # instructions for orders phase 433 | ORDERS_PHASE_INFO = [ 434 | '[%cW/S/Up/Down%c] select crewman'%HIGHLIGHT, 435 | '[%cA/D/Left/Right%c] change order for selected crew'%HIGHLIGHT, 436 | 'Select [%cO%c]rder for selected crew from a menu'%HIGHLIGHT, 437 | '[%cR%c] cycle through ammo types to use when Reloading the main gun'%HIGHLIGHT, 438 | '[%cT%c] toggle use of the Ready Rack for reloading the main gun'%HIGHLIGHT, 439 | '[%cH%c] toggle Hatch status for selected crew member'%HIGHLIGHT, 440 | '[%cEnd/Space%c] finish Orders and proceed to Crew Actions'%HIGHLIGHT 441 | ] 442 | 443 | # instructions for selecting an order to issue 444 | ORDER_INFO = [ 445 | '[%cW/S/Up/Down%c] Move order selection'%HIGHLIGHT, 446 | '[%cO%c] Set the selected order'%HIGHLIGHT, 447 | '[%cBackspace%c] Cancel and keep current order'%HIGHLIGHT 448 | ] 449 | 450 | # instructions for pivoting tank 451 | PIVOT_INFO = [ 452 | '[%cA/D/Left/Right%c] Pivot to new facing'%HIGHLIGHT, 453 | '[%cEnter/End%c] Complete pivot'%HIGHLIGHT 454 | ] 455 | 456 | # instructions for rotating turret 457 | ROTATE_INFO = [ 458 | '[%cA/D/Left/Right%c] Rotate turret'%HIGHLIGHT, 459 | '[%cEnter/End%c] Set turret facing and continue'%HIGHLIGHT 460 | ] 461 | 462 | # instructions for firing main gun 463 | FIRE_GUN_INFO = [ 464 | '[%cA/D/Left/Right%c] Rotate turret'%HIGHLIGHT, 465 | '[%cTab%c] Next target'%HIGHLIGHT, 466 | '[%cF%c] Toggle Area and Direct Fire'%HIGHLIGHT, 467 | '[%cR%c] Change ammo type to use when reloading'%HIGHLIGHT, 468 | '[%cT%c] Toggle use of Ready Rack for reloading'%HIGHLIGHT, 469 | '[%cEnter%c] Fire main gun'%HIGHLIGHT, 470 | '[%cEnd%c] Finish firing and proceed to resolve hits or to next phase'%HIGHLIGHT 471 | ] 472 | 473 | # instructions for firing MGs 474 | FIRE_MGS_INFO = [ 475 | '[%cA/D/Left/Right%c] Rotate turret (if co-ax can fire)'%HIGHLIGHT, 476 | '[%cM%c] Cycle active MG'%HIGHLIGHT, 477 | '[%cTab%c] Cycle between available targets'%HIGHLIGHT, 478 | '[%cEnter%c] Fire an MG'%HIGHLIGHT, 479 | '[%cEnd%c] Finish firing and proceed to next phase'%HIGHLIGHT 480 | ] 481 | 482 | # Campaign - check adjacent area instructions 483 | CHECK_AREA = [ 484 | 'Check an Adjacent Area', 485 | '', 486 | '[%cTab%c] Cycle through adjacent areas (Shift to reverse)'%HIGHLIGHT, 487 | '[%cEnter%c] Check selected area for enemy resistance level'%HIGHLIGHT, 488 | '[%cBackspace%c] Cancel action'%HIGHLIGHT 489 | ] 490 | 491 | # Campaign - move into an area 492 | MOVE_AREA = [ 493 | 'Move into an Adjacent Area', 494 | '', 495 | '[%cTab%c] Cycle through adjacent areas (Shift to reverse)'%HIGHLIGHT, 496 | '[%cEnter%c] Move into area'%HIGHLIGHT, 497 | '[%cBackspace%c] Cancel move'%HIGHLIGHT 498 | ] 499 | 500 | # info on enemy infantry units, displayed when player right-clicks on a unit 501 | UNIT_INFO = { 502 | 'Light Weapons Infantry': """\ 503 | A squad of seven to ten riflemen, one of whom likely has a machine gun. Can attack and 504 | destroy friendly infantry. No threat to your tank, unless they attack and a crew member 505 | has an open hatch, or if they are in close range and attack with a Panzerfaust AT weapon. 506 | Only HE or Machine Gun attacks will damage them; AP hits will have no effect.""", 507 | 'MG Team': """\ 508 | A team of enemy infantry armed with a medium or heavy machine gun. Can attack and destroy 509 | friendly infantry. No threat to your tank, unless they attack and a crew member has an 510 | open hatch. Only HE or Machine Gun attacks will damage them.""", 511 | '50L': """\ 512 | The PaK 38 Anti-Tank Gun was developed in 1938 and first used in 1941 against Russian tanks. 513 | By 1944 it was relatively underpowered compared to the heaviest tank armour then in use, 514 | but was still widely used in the defense of France and Germany.""", 515 | '75L': """\ 516 | The PaK 40 Anti-Tank Gun was developed between 1939 and 1941 and was the most widely-used 517 | german AT gun of the latter part of the war. Its 75mm gun is also mounted on tank 518 | destroyers.""", 519 | '88LL': """\ 520 | The PaK 43 Anti-Tank Gun is a 88mm gun developed in 1943 as an anti-aircraft gun, but was 521 | also widely used in an anti-tank role. With a maximum range of over 8 miles, it has 522 | enough punch and firepower to knock out virtually any Allied tank.""" 523 | } 524 | 525 | ########################################################################################## 526 | # List of possible crew statements # 527 | ########################################################################################## 528 | 529 | CREW_TALK_HEAVY_RES = [ 530 | 'Yikes! Might want to call in some support, Commander.', 531 | 'I guess we could go around.', 532 | "We're not going in there, are we?" 533 | ] 534 | 535 | CREW_TALK_ARTY_STRIKE = [ 536 | 'Thanks guys!', 537 | "I love that sound, at least when it's far away." 538 | ] 539 | 540 | CREW_TALK_NO_ARTY_STRIKE = [ 541 | 'What are they doing over there?', 542 | 'How are we supposed to capture territory without proper artillery support?' 543 | ] 544 | 545 | CREW_TALK_NO_RES = [ 546 | "It's quiet. Too quiet.", 547 | 'They must have repositioned.' 548 | ] 549 | 550 | CREW_TALK_THROWN_TRACK = [ 551 | "Well that's not good!", 552 | "We're immobilized!" 553 | ] 554 | 555 | CREW_TALK_ARMOUR_SAVED = [ 556 | 'Whoa! That was close!', 557 | 'Incoming AT!' 558 | ] 559 | 560 | CREW_TALK_SHOT_MISSED = [ 561 | 'That was close. Too close.', 562 | 'We got lucky on that one.' 563 | ] 564 | 565 | # List of hometowns for USA 566 | # based on http://www.census.gov/population/www/documentation/twps0027/tab17.txt 567 | 568 | USA_HOMETOWNS = [ 569 | 'New York, NY', 570 | 'Chicago, IL', 571 | 'Philadelphia, PA', 572 | 'Detroit, MI', 573 | 'Los Angeles, CA', 574 | 'Cleveland, OH', 575 | 'Baltimore, MD', 576 | 'St. Louis, MO', 577 | 'Boston, MA', 578 | 'Pittsburgh, PA', 579 | 'Washington, DC', 580 | 'San Francisco, CA', 581 | 'Milwaukee, WI', 582 | 'Buffalo, NY', 583 | 'New Orleans, LA', 584 | 'Minneapolis, MN', 585 | 'Cincinnati, OH', 586 | 'Newark, NJ', 587 | 'Kansas City, MO', 588 | 'Indianapolis, IN', 589 | 'Houston, TX', 590 | 'Seattle, WA', 591 | 'Rochester, NY', 592 | 'Denver, CO', 593 | 'Louisville, KY', 594 | 'Columbus, OH', 595 | 'Portland, OR', 596 | 'Atlanta, GA', 597 | 'Oakland, CA', 598 | 'Jersey City, NJ', 599 | 'Dallas, TX', 600 | 'Memphis, TN', 601 | 'St. Paul, MN', 602 | 'Toledo, OH', 603 | 'Birmingham, AL', 604 | 'San Antonio, TX', 605 | 'Providence, RI', 606 | 'Akron, OH', 607 | 'Omaha, NE', 608 | 'Dayton, OH', 609 | 'Syracuse, NY', 610 | 'Oklahoma City, OK', 611 | 'San Diego, CA', 612 | 'Worcester, MA', 613 | 'Richmond, VA', 614 | 'Fort Worth, TX', 615 | 'Jacksonville, FL', 616 | 'Miami, FL', 617 | 'Youngstown, OH', 618 | 'Nashville, TN', 619 | 'Hartford, CT', 620 | 'Grand Rapids, MI', 621 | 'Long Beach, CA', 622 | 'New Haven, CT', 623 | 'Des Moines, IA', 624 | 'Flint, MI', 625 | 'Salt Lake City, UT', 626 | 'Springfield, MA', 627 | 'Bridgeport, CT', 628 | 'Norfolk, VA', 629 | 'Yonkers, NY', 630 | 'Tulsa, OK', 631 | 'Scranton, PA', 632 | 'Paterson, NJ', 633 | 'Albany, NY', 634 | 'Chattanooga, TN', 635 | 'Trenton, NJ', 636 | 'Spokane, WA', 637 | 'Kansas City, KS', 638 | 'Fort Wayne, IN', 639 | 'Camden, NJ', 640 | 'Erie, PA', 641 | 'Fall River, MA', 642 | 'Wichita, KS', 643 | 'Wilmington, DE', 644 | 'Gary, IN', 645 | 'Knoxville, TN', 646 | 'Cambridge, MA', 647 | 'Reading, PA', 648 | 'New Bedford, MA', 649 | 'Elizabeth, NJ', 650 | 'Tacoma, WA', 651 | 'Canton, OH', 652 | 'Tampa, FL', 653 | 'Sacramento, CA', 654 | 'Peoria, IL', 655 | 'Somerville, MA', 656 | 'Lowell, MA', 657 | 'South Bend, IN', 658 | 'Duluth, MN', 659 | 'Charlotte, NC', 660 | 'Utica, NY', 661 | 'Waterbury, CT', 662 | 'Shreveport, LA', 663 | 'Lynn, MA', 664 | 'Evansville, IN', 665 | 'Allentown, PA', 666 | 'El Paso, TX', 667 | 'Savannah, GA', 668 | 'Little Rock, AR', 669 | 'Honolulu, HT' # i.e. Hawai`i Territory 670 | ] 671 | 672 | # TODO: expand list of hometowns for Canadian crewmen 673 | # Canada's Best Campaign will assume that player is part of 21st Armoured, so hometowns are 674 | # from Eastern Ontario 675 | CAN_HOMETOWNS = [ 676 | 'East York, ON', 677 | 'Etobicoke, ON', 678 | 'North York, ON', 679 | 'Scarborough, ON', 680 | 'York, ON', 681 | 'Toronto, ON', 682 | 'Brampton, ON', 683 | 'Ottawa, ON', 684 | 'Kingston, ON', 685 | 'Newmarket, ON', 686 | 'Guelph, ON' 687 | ] 688 | 689 | # Damage type class 690 | # defines types of tank damage that can possibly be repaired by a crewman, or damage that 691 | # can result from a failed repair attempt 692 | class Damage: 693 | def __init__(self, name, order, repair_score, break_score, break_result, auto_repair): 694 | self.name = name # identifying name of the damage 695 | self.order = order # order required to repair ('' if NA) 696 | self.repair_score = repair_score # score required to repair (0 if NA) 697 | self.break_score = break_score # minimum roll to break (0 if NA) 698 | self.break_result = break_result # new damage type to apply if broken ('' if NA) 699 | self.auto_repair = auto_repair # automatically repaired after an 700 | # encounter unless break score rolled 701 | 702 | DAMAGE_TYPES = [] 703 | DAMAGE_TYPES.append(Damage('Main Gun Malfunction', 'Repair Main Gun', 4, 11, 'Main Gun Broken', True)) 704 | DAMAGE_TYPES.append(Damage('Main Gun Broken', '', 0, 0, '', False)) 705 | DAMAGE_TYPES.append(Damage('Gun Sight Broken', '', 0, 0, '', False)) 706 | DAMAGE_TYPES.append(Damage('Engine Knocked Out', '', 0, 0, '', False)) 707 | DAMAGE_TYPES.append(Damage('Turret Traverse Malfunction', 'Repair Turret Traverse', 4, 0, 'Turret Traverse Broken', True)) 708 | DAMAGE_TYPES.append(Damage('Turret Traverse Broken', '', 0, 0, '', False)) 709 | DAMAGE_TYPES.append(Damage('Radio Malfunction', 'Repair Radio', 6, 12, 'Radio Broken', True)) 710 | DAMAGE_TYPES.append(Damage('Radio Broken', '', 0, 0, '', False)) 711 | DAMAGE_TYPES.append(Damage('Intercom Malfunction', 'Repair Intercom', 8, 12, 'Intercom Broken', True)) 712 | DAMAGE_TYPES.append(Damage('Intercom Broken', '', 0, 0, '', False)) 713 | DAMAGE_TYPES.append(Damage('AA MG Malfunction', 'Repair AA MG', 8, 12, 'AA MG Broken', True)) 714 | DAMAGE_TYPES.append(Damage('AA MG Broken', '', 0, 0, '', False)) 715 | DAMAGE_TYPES.append(Damage('Co-ax MG Malfunction', 'Repair Co-ax MG', 8, 12, 'Co-ax MG Broken', True)) 716 | DAMAGE_TYPES.append(Damage('Co-ax MG Broken', '', 0, 0, '', False)) 717 | DAMAGE_TYPES.append(Damage('Bow MG Malfunction', 'Repair Bow MG', 8, 12, 'Bow MG Broken', True)) 718 | DAMAGE_TYPES.append(Damage('Bow MG Broken', '', 0, 0, '', False)) 719 | 720 | 721 | # return a pointer to a given damage type 722 | def GetDamageType(name): 723 | for d in DAMAGE_TYPES: 724 | if d.name == name: return d 725 | return None 726 | 727 | # types of damage that allow us to choose to head back to HQ 728 | ENDING_DAMAGES = ['Gun Sight Broken', 'Main Gun Broken', 'Turret Traverse Broken'] 729 | 730 | 731 | 732 | HELP_TEXT = [ 733 | ('AP', """\ 734 | AP refers to an Armour-piercing gun shell. As the shell is designed to punch through armour, 735 | it has a minimal explosive charge and thus will do no significant damage to infantry or AT 736 | guns. Only Direct Fire mode can be used with this type of shell. Enemy tanks, SPGs, and AT 737 | guns will always use AP fire against you and friendly armour. 738 | """), 739 | ('HVAP', """\ 740 | High velocity Armour-piercing gun shell. Produced for the 76mm guns on American tank 741 | destroyers, they consist of a dense tungsten carbine core surrounded by an aluminium casing. 742 | The shell was able to penetrate armour at much further ranges than the standard 76mm AP 743 | shell. They were normally only issued to Tank Destroyers. Their use by M4 Sherman crews in 744 | this and other simulations is not supported by historical evidence, but rather represents 745 | a few shells 'appropriated' from supplies. 746 | """), 747 | ('APDS', """\ 748 | Armour-Piercing Discarding Sabot gun shell. A type of shell with a dense core surrounded by 749 | pedal-shaped sabots that separate from the core in flight. Very effective against armour. 750 | APDS rounds in British and Commonwealth forces were rare up to late 1944. 751 | """), 752 | ('HE', """\ 753 | HE refers to a High-explosive gun shell. These shells are designed for use against lightly 754 | or unarmoured vehicles, gun teams, and other infantry. Fully armoured vehicles will normally 755 | only be damaged by HE in the case of a Critical Hit. HE can be fired in either Direct or Area 756 | fire mode. En route to your starting location, you will use a random number of HE shells 757 | suppressing infantry attacks. 758 | """), 759 | ('WP', """\ 760 | WP refers to a White Phosphorus smoke-producing shell. WP burns quickly producing a blanket of 761 | smoke. They are harmful to anyone nearby, and thus are only used against enemy positions. WP 762 | must be fired in Area Fire mode. A successful hit with WP produces 1 Smoke Factor in the target's 763 | hex and, if the target is in medium or long range, an additional Smoke Factor in each adjacent 764 | hex in the same range band. 765 | """), 766 | ('HCBI', """\ 767 | HCBI refers to a Hexachlorothane-Base Initiating smoke-producing shell. HCBI produces a great deal 768 | of smoke, with the benefit of being safe to use near friendly forces. Only a limited number 769 | of HCBI shells are available each day: 10 on the first day, and 1-10 each day thereafter. HCBI 770 | must be fired in Area Fire mode. A successful hit with HCBI produces 2 Smoke Factors in the target's 771 | hex and, if the target is in medium or long range, additional Smoke Factors in each adjacent 772 | hex in the same range band. 773 | """), 774 | ('M4 Sherman', """\ 775 | A medium tank produced by the United States and in service from 1942 to 1955 in the American 776 | armed forces. There were over a dozen variants of this tank produced, plus other vehicles that 777 | were built on its chassis or hull. The original M4 was intended for infantry support and mobile 778 | attack, and was vastly outclassed by most other medium and heavy German tanks in the later part 779 | of the war. 780 | """), 781 | ('Hidden', """\ 782 | Hidden units are enemy units that you know are in the area, but to which you do not have a direct 783 | line of sight. Hidden units cannot be targeted by your tank, but nor can they initiate attacks 784 | against you. Units remain hidden unit either they or you change their position; no spotting checks 785 | can reveal them unless one of you moves. 786 | """), 787 | ('Unspotted', """\ 788 | Unspotted units are enemy units that have been reported by friendly observers but which have not yet 789 | been spotted by the crew of your tank. Unspotted units can attack you and friendly units, but you 790 | cannot attack them until they are spotted. 791 | """), 792 | ('Unidentified', """\ 793 | Unidentified units have been spotted by the crew of your tank, but you do not yet know what specific 794 | type of tank, self-propelled gun, or AT gun they are until they are Identified. Unidentified units 795 | attack and can be targeted as normal, but you do not know how powerful your enemy is until you 796 | can successfully identify it. 797 | """), 798 | ('Call Artillery', """\ 799 | Call Artillery is an action used on an adjacent enemy-controlled area in the campaign day map. If 800 | successful, an artillery strike is called in on the map area. Whether or not the call is 801 | successful, your battle group will move into the area after the strike attempt. The action 802 | takes 15 mins. of time, plus the time required to enter the new area. The strike has a 70 803 | percent chance of being called in. 804 | """), 805 | ('Hull Down', """\ 806 | A vehicle that is Hull Down has its hull hidden behind something that will absorb incoming 807 | fire, such as a hill or stone wall. Targets that are Hull Down are not affected by hits 808 | that would normally affect the hull, and are thus much harder to hit effectively. If your 809 | tank is Hull Down, you cannot fire the Hull MG. Hull Down is lost if your tank moves or 810 | pivots, and must be regained via the appropriate order to the Driver. 811 | """), 812 | ('Rate of Fire', """\ 813 | Rate of Fire (RoF) means that the Gunner and Loader have worked quickly enough to fire off 814 | multiple shells at the same target in quick succession in the same turn. In order to maintain RoF, 815 | you must 816 | reload a shell into the main gun, and the shell must be compatible with the current target 817 | type. So if you fire an AP shell in Direct Fire and reload a WP shell, you cannot maintain 818 | RoF since WP must be fired in Area Fire mode. The Gunner's and Loader's skill both improve 819 | the chance of maintaining RoF. If you are reloading from the Ready Rack then the chance is 820 | greatly increased; otherwise, if the Assistant Driver is on Pass Ammo orders, then his 821 | skill is instead applied as a positive modifier. You don't have to use the extra shot; 822 | press [End] or [Space] instead to progress to the next phase. 823 | """), 824 | ('VP', """\ 825 | VP refers to Victory Points. You are awarded VP for capturing areas on the campaign day map, 826 | and for your tank destroying units during an Encounter. Your final VP indicates how 827 | successful your campaign has been. 828 | """), 829 | ('Armour', """\ 830 | All vehicles in the game are protected by some level of armour. When determining if a hit 831 | on a unit destroys it or not, the armour value of the hit location is used to calculate 832 | the odds of penetrating the armour and destroying the unit. Vehicles can have up to four 833 | different armour values: one each for the turret front and sides, and one each for the hull 834 | front and sides. Armour on the rear of the vehicle is always one level lower than the 835 | side of the same location. Armour levels progress as follows: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 11, 836 | 14, 18, and 26. 837 | """), 838 | ('Advance Mission', """\ 839 | In an Advance mission your task is to move through the map, capturing areas and destroying 840 | any enemy resistance you encounter. If you can capture your exit area before nightfall you 841 | will be awarded bonus Victory Points and will have the opportunity to continue advancing 842 | into a new map zone. 843 | """), 844 | ('Battle Mission', """\ 845 | In a Battle mission your task is to move through the map and capture enemy-controlled 846 | areas, but the resistance you meet will be much stronger, better prepared, and better 847 | fortified than in an Advance mission. Considering making full use of artillery and air 848 | support, as well as advancing fire. Capturing your exit area awards you bonus VP as 849 | normal. 850 | """), 851 | ('Counterattack Mission', """\ 852 | A Counterattack is quite different from an Advance or Battle mission. Since the enemy is 853 | advancing on you, you begin at the top of the map and the enemy comes to you. If your map 854 | area is surrounded by enemy-controlled areas, your battlegroup must move to rejoin your 855 | battle line. Once an encounter begins you always begin Stopped and Hull Down, and 856 | have a chance to ambush the enemy and attack first. Victory Points are only awarded for 857 | destroying enemy units. 858 | """), 859 | ('Direct Fire', """\ 860 | In this firing mode you aim the shot directly at the enemy target. The to-hit roll is 861 | affected by range, smoke, terrain, etc. modifiers. Must be used with AP, HVAP, and APDS; 862 | may be used with HE; may not be used with WP and HCBI ammo. 863 | """), 864 | ('Area Fire', """\ 865 | In this firing mode you aim the shot toward the general location of the enemy target. The 866 | to-hit roll has no modifier for terrain, but any terrain modifier will be applied to any 867 | subsequent to-kill roll. This makes it easier to hit with smoke rounds, and gives a greater 868 | chance of pinning a target infantry unit with a close hit if a direct hit would be unlikely. 869 | May be used with HE; may not be used with AP, HVAP, and APDS; must be used with WP and HCBI. 870 | """), 871 | ('Skill Activations', """\ 872 | Crew skills are automatically tested for activation every time they have the possibility of 873 | being activated. For example, a skill that affects firing with the main gun will be checked 874 | every time the main gun is fired. 875 | """) 876 | ] 877 | 878 | # data to display title screen 879 | TITLE = [ 880 | [1,6,2,6,3,3,3,3,2,6,2,3,2,3,1,6,3,6,1,6], 881 | [0,8,1,7,2,4,1,4,1,8,1,3,2,3,1,7,2,6,1,7], 882 | [0,8,1,8,1,9,1,8,1,3,2,3,1,8,1,6,1,8], 883 | [0,3,2,3,1,3,2,3,1,9,1,3,2,3,1,3,2,3,1,3,2,3,1,3,4,3,2,3], 884 | [0,3,2,3,1,3,2,3,1,3,1,1,1,3,1,3,2,3,1,3,2,3,1,3,2,3,1,3,4,3,2,3], 885 | [0,3,2,3,1,3,2,2,2,3,3,3,1,3,2,3,1,3,2,3,1,3,2,2,2,4,3,3,2,3], 886 | [0,8,1,6,3,3,3,3,1,3,2,3,1,3,2,3,1,6,3,4,3,3,2,3], 887 | [0,3,2,3,1,3,2,2,2,3,3,3,1,3,2,3,1,3,2,3,1,3,2,2,2,3,4,3,2,3], 888 | [0,3,2,3,1,3,2,3,1,3,3,3,1,3,2,3,1,3,2,3,1,3,2,3,1,3,4,3,2,3], 889 | [0,3,2,3,1,3,2,3,1,3,3,3,1,8,1,8,1,3,2,3,1,6,1,8], 890 | [0,3,2,3,1,3,2,3,1,3,3,3,1,8,1,8,1,3,2,3,1,6,1,7], 891 | [0,3,2,3,1,3,2,3,1,3,3,3,2,6,3,6,2,3,2,3,1,6,1,6], 892 | [0], 893 | [1,7,2,6,2,3,3,3,1,3,3,3,2,6,2,3,2,3,1,6,3,6,1,6], 894 | [0,8,1,8,1,4,1,4,1,4,1,4,1,8,1,3,2,3,1,7,2,6,1,7], 895 | [0,8,1,8,1,9,1,9,1,8,1,3,2,3,1,8,1,6,1,8], 896 | [0,3,6,3,2,3,1,9,1,9,1,3,2,3,1,4,1,3,1,3,2,3,1,3,4,3,2,3], 897 | [0,3,6,3,2,3,1,3,1,1,1,3,1,3,1,1,1,3,1,3,2,3,1,8,1,3,2,3,1,3,4,3,2,3], 898 | [0,3,6,3,2,3,1,3,3,3,1,3,3,3,1,3,2,3,1,8,1,3,2,3,1,4,3,3,2,2], 899 | [0,3,6,3,2,3,1,3,3,3,1,3,3,3,1,8,1,8,1,3,2,3,1,4,3,6], 900 | [0,3,6,3,2,3,1,3,3,3,1,3,3,3,1,3,2,3,1,3,1,4,1,3,2,3,1,3,4,3,2,2], 901 | [0,3,6,3,2,3,1,3,3,3,1,3,3,3,1,3,2,3,1,3,2,3,1,3,2,3,1,3,4,3,2,3], 902 | [0,8,1,8,1,3,3,3,1,3,3,3,1,3,2,3,1,3,2,3,1,8,1,6,1,3,2,3], 903 | [0,8,1,8,1,3,3,3,1,3,3,3,1,3,2,3,1,3,2,3,1,7,2,6,1,3,2,3], 904 | [1,7,2,6,2,3,3,3,1,3,3,3,1,3,2,3,1,3,2,3,1,6,3,6,1,3,2,3] 905 | ] 906 | 907 | # Tutorial Text 908 | TUTORIAL_TEXT = { 909 | 'welcome': """\ 910 | Welcome to Armoured Commander! Since this is your first time playing (or you deleted your 911 | bones file) messages such as these will pop up from time to time to help get you started. 912 | If you'd rather play without them, simply toggle them off in the Settings menu.""", 913 | 'advance_mission': """\ 914 | In an Advance mission your task is to move through the map, capturing areas 915 | and destroying any enemy resistance you encounter. If you can capture your 916 | exit area before nightfall you will be awarded bonus Victory Points and will 917 | have the opportunity to continue advancing into a new map zone.""", 918 | 'battle_mission': """\ 919 | In a Battle mission your task is to move through the map and capture enemy-controlled 920 | areas, but the resistance you meet will be much stronger, better prepared, and better 921 | fortified than in an Advance mission. Considering making full use of artillery and 922 | air support, as well as advancing fire. Capturing your exit area awards you bonus VP as 923 | normal.""", 924 | 'counterattack_mission': """\ 925 | A Counterattack is quite different from an Advance or Battle mission. Since the 926 | enemy is advancing on you, you do not move your battlegroup around the map. Instead, you 927 | remain in place and await for the enemy to come to you. Between encounters you always 928 | have the chance to resupply. Once an encounter begins you always begin Stopped and Hull 929 | Down, and have a chance to ambush the enemy and attack first. Victory Points are only 930 | awarded for destroying enemy units.""" 931 | } 932 | 933 | # credits text 934 | CREDITS_TEXT = [ 935 | '*** Armoured Commander ***', 936 | '', 937 | '', 938 | 'The World War II Tank Commander Roguelike', 939 | '', 940 | '', 941 | 'Designed and Programmed by', 942 | 'Gregory Adam Scott', 943 | '', 944 | '', 945 | '* Inspired By *', 946 | 'Advanced Squad Leader by Don Greenwood, 1985', 947 | "Patton's Best by Bruce Shelley, 1987", 948 | 'Flames of War by Phil Yates, 2002', 949 | '', 950 | '', 951 | '* Resources Used *', 952 | '/r/roguelikedev', 953 | 'Temple of the Roguelike', 954 | 'Roguebasin', 955 | 'The Doryen Library (libtcod)', 956 | '', 957 | '', 958 | '* Special Thanks To *', 959 | 'Josh Ge, Grid Sage Games', 960 | 'Galaga Galaxian', 961 | 'Zomb Lee Youtube channel', 962 | "Dimosa, Dimosa's Quest Youtube channel", 963 | "Tim Stone, Rock Paper Shotgun's The Flare Path", 964 | 'Aresbece' 965 | 966 | ] 967 | 968 | # END # 969 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /armcom_defs.pyc: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AndroidHell/ArmouredCommanderLinux/43aa1e3c51216b8703a9199dbe0244949285ee79/armcom_defs.pyc -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /armcom_vehicle_defs.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # -*- coding: UTF-8 -*- 2 | 3 | # Vehicle Type Definitions for Armoured Commander 4 | 5 | ########################################################################################## 6 | # 7 | # Copyright 2015 Gregory Adam Scott (sudasana@gmail.com) 8 | # 9 | # This file is part of Armoured Commander. 10 | # 11 | # Armoured Commander is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify 12 | # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by 13 | # the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or 14 | # (at your option) any later version. 15 | # 16 | # Armoured Commander is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, 17 | # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of 18 | # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the 19 | # GNU General Public License for more details. 20 | 21 | # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License 22 | # along with Armoured Commander, in the form of a file named "gpl.txt". 23 | # If not, see . 24 | # 25 | ########################################################################################## 26 | 27 | # New Rarity Factor system, intended to work with any list of vehicle types: 28 | # (2.0 - ASL Model RF) * 100 * (portion) 29 | 30 | # 6 vs 14 31 | 32 | # first item in the list is always a string unique to the vehicle type and sub-type 33 | # used for identifying the correct entry 34 | 35 | VEHICLE_TYPES = [ 36 | 37 | # American Tanks 38 | 39 | # M4 Sherman, Turret A 40 | ['M4 Turret A', 41 | ('vehicle_type', 'M4 Sherman'), 42 | ('sub_type', 'Turret A'), 43 | ('overhead_view', 'm4_a.xp'), 44 | ('vehicle_class', 'Medium Tank'), 45 | ('target_size', 'Large'), 46 | ('main_gun', '75'), 47 | ('co_ax_mg', 4), 48 | ('bow_mg', 2), 49 | ('aa_mg', 4), 50 | ('hull_front_armour', 8), 51 | ('hull_side_armour', 4), 52 | ('turret_front_armour', 8), 53 | ('turret_side_armour', 6), 54 | ('main_gun_rounds', 89), 55 | ('rr_size', 8), 56 | ('rof_num', 5), 57 | ('loader_hatch', 'None'), 58 | ('rarity', [6,5,3,1,1,1,1,1,1]), 59 | ('info_text', 'The M4 was one of the first Sherman variants to be approved, ' + 60 | 'distinguished from the M4A1 by its welded hull. This early turret design lacks ' + 61 | 'a loader hatch, smoke mortar, and vision cupola, features that ' + 62 | 'were later added or refitted to most models.')], 63 | 64 | # M4 Sherman, Turret B 65 | ['M4 Turret B', 66 | ('vehicle_type', 'M4 Sherman'), 67 | ('sub_type', 'Turret B'), 68 | ('overhead_view', 'm4_b.xp'), 69 | ('vehicle_class', 'Medium Tank'), 70 | ('target_size', 'Large'), 71 | ('main_gun', '75'), 72 | ('co_ax_mg', 4), 73 | ('bow_mg', 2), 74 | ('aa_mg', 4), 75 | ('hull_front_armour', 8), 76 | ('hull_side_armour', 4), 77 | ('turret_front_armour', 8), 78 | ('turret_side_armour', 6), 79 | ('main_gun_rounds', 89), 80 | ('rr_size', 8), 81 | ('rof_num', 5), 82 | ('loader_hatch', 'Oval'), 83 | ('smoke_mortar', ''), 84 | ('rarity', [14,10,7,3,3,2,1,1,1]), 85 | ('info_text', 'Based on combat experience, the M4 was enhanced with a smoke ' + 86 | "mortar starting from June 1943, and a hatch over the loader's " + 87 | 'position starting from December 1943.')], 88 | 89 | # M4 Sherman, Turret C 90 | ['M4 Turret C', 91 | ('vehicle_type', 'M4 Sherman'), 92 | ('sub_type', 'Turret C'), 93 | ('overhead_view', 'm4_c.xp'), 94 | ('vehicle_class', 'Medium Tank'), 95 | ('target_size', 'Large'), 96 | ('main_gun', '75'), 97 | ('co_ax_mg', 4), 98 | ('bow_mg', 2), 99 | ('aa_mg', 4), 100 | ('hull_front_armour', 8), 101 | ('hull_side_armour', 4), 102 | ('turret_front_armour', 8), 103 | ('turret_side_armour', 6), 104 | ('main_gun_rounds', 89), 105 | ('rr_size', 8), 106 | ('rof_num', 5), 107 | ('loader_hatch', 'Oval'), 108 | ('vision_cupola', ''), 109 | ('smoke_mortar', ''), 110 | ('rarity', [0,0,0,1,1,1,1,1,1]), 111 | ('info_text', "This represents an M4 produced with a smoke mortar and loader's " + 112 | "hatch, with the commander's hatch enhanced by a vision cupola, perhaps " + 113 | 'retrofitted in the field.')], 114 | 115 | # M4A1 Sherman, Turret A 116 | ['M4A1 Turret A', 117 | ('vehicle_type', 'M4A1 Sherman'), 118 | ('sub_type', 'Turret A'), 119 | ('overhead_view', 'm4_a1_a.xp'), 120 | ('vehicle_class', 'Medium Tank'), 121 | ('target_size', 'Large'), 122 | ('main_gun', '75'), 123 | ('co_ax_mg', 4), 124 | ('bow_mg', 2), 125 | ('aa_mg', 4), 126 | ('hull_front_armour', 11), 127 | ('hull_side_armour', 4), 128 | ('turret_front_armour', 8), 129 | ('turret_side_armour', 6), 130 | ('main_gun_rounds', 83), 131 | ('rr_size', 8), 132 | ('rof_num', 5), 133 | ('loader_hatch', 'None'), 134 | ('rarity', [7,6,5,2,1,1,1,1,1]), 135 | ('info_text', 'The M4A1 was the first variant of Sherman tank to be produced, ' + 136 | 'and is distinguished by its cast hull. This early turret design lacks ' + 137 | 'a loader hatch, smoke mortar, and vision cupola, features that ' + 138 | 'were later added or refitted to most models.')], 139 | 140 | # M4A1 Sherman, Turret B 141 | ['M4A1 Turret B', 142 | ('vehicle_type', 'M4A1 Sherman'), 143 | ('sub_type', 'Turret B'), 144 | ('overhead_view', 'm4_a1_b.xp'), 145 | ('vehicle_class', 'Medium Tank'), 146 | ('target_size', 'Large'), 147 | ('main_gun', '75'), 148 | ('co_ax_mg', 4), 149 | ('bow_mg', 2), 150 | ('aa_mg', 4), 151 | ('hull_front_armour', 11), 152 | ('hull_side_armour', 4), 153 | ('turret_front_armour', 8), 154 | ('turret_side_armour', 6), 155 | ('main_gun_rounds', 83), 156 | ('rr_size', 8), 157 | ('rof_num', 5), 158 | ('loader_hatch', 'Oval'), 159 | ('smoke_mortar', ''), 160 | ('rarity', [18,14,10,7,3,3,2,1,1]), 161 | ('info_text', 'This represents either a later M4A1 built with an oval loader ' + 162 | 'hatch, or an earlier model that had a loader hatch field-fitted.')], 163 | 164 | # M4A1 Sherman, Turret C 165 | ['M4A1 Turret C', 166 | ('vehicle_type', 'M4A1 Sherman'), 167 | ('sub_type', 'Turret C'), 168 | ('overhead_view', 'm4_a1_c.xp'), 169 | ('vehicle_class', 'Medium Tank'), 170 | ('target_size', 'Large'), 171 | ('main_gun', '75'), 172 | ('co_ax_mg', 4), 173 | ('bow_mg', 2), 174 | ('aa_mg', 4), 175 | ('hull_front_armour', 11), 176 | ('hull_side_armour', 4), 177 | ('turret_front_armour', 8), 178 | ('turret_side_armour', 6), 179 | ('main_gun_rounds', 83), 180 | ('rr_size', 8), 181 | ('rof_num', 5), 182 | ('loader_hatch', 'Oval'), 183 | ('vision_cupola', ''), 184 | ('smoke_mortar', ''), 185 | ('rarity', [0,0,0,1,1,1,1,1,1]), 186 | ('info_text', 'This is an M4A1 fitted with an oval loader hatch, a vision cupola ' + 187 | "for the commander's hatch, and a smoke mortar for the loader.")], 188 | 189 | # M4A3 Sherman, Turret A 190 | ['M4A3 Turret A', 191 | ('vehicle_type', 'M4A3 Sherman'), 192 | ('sub_type', 'Turret A'), 193 | ('overhead_view', 'm4_a3_a.xp'), 194 | ('vehicle_class', 'Medium Tank'), 195 | ('target_size', 'Large'), 196 | ('main_gun', '75'), 197 | ('co_ax_mg', 4), 198 | ('bow_mg', 2), 199 | ('aa_mg', 4), 200 | ('hull_front_armour', 8), 201 | ('hull_side_armour', 4), 202 | ('turret_front_armour', 8), 203 | ('turret_side_armour', 6), 204 | ('main_gun_rounds', 89), 205 | ('rr_size', 8), 206 | ('rof_num', 5), 207 | ('loader_hatch', 'None'), 208 | ('rarity', [2,2,2,1,1,1,1,1,1]), 209 | ('info_text', 'The M4A3 was the third variant of Sherman tank, similar to the ' + 210 | 'M4 but powered by a Ford V-8 engine. This early turret design lacks ' + 211 | 'a loader hatch, smoke mortar, and vision cupola, features that ' + 212 | 'were later added or refitted to most models.')], 213 | 214 | # M4A3 Sherman, Turret B 215 | ['M4A3 Turret B', 216 | ('vehicle_type', 'M4A3 Sherman'), 217 | ('sub_type', 'Turret B'), 218 | ('overhead_view', 'm4_a3_b.xp'), 219 | ('vehicle_class', 'Medium Tank'), 220 | ('target_size', 'Large'), 221 | ('main_gun', '75'), 222 | ('co_ax_mg', 4), 223 | ('bow_mg', 2), 224 | ('aa_mg', 4), 225 | ('hull_front_armour', 8), 226 | ('hull_side_armour', 4), 227 | ('turret_front_armour', 8), 228 | ('turret_side_armour', 6), 229 | ('main_gun_rounds', 89), 230 | ('rr_size', 8), 231 | ('rof_num', 5), 232 | ('loader_hatch', 'Oval'), 233 | ('smoke_mortar', ''), 234 | ('rarity', [2,2,3,2,2,2,3,2,1]), 235 | ('info_text', 'This represents an M4A3 with an oval loader hatch and a smoke ' + 236 | 'mortar.')], 237 | 238 | # M4A3 Sherman, Turret C 239 | ['M4A3 Turret C', 240 | ('vehicle_type', 'M4A3 Sherman'), 241 | ('sub_type', 'Turret C'), 242 | ('overhead_view', 'm4_a3_c.xp'), 243 | ('vehicle_class', 'Medium Tank'), 244 | ('target_size', 'Large'), 245 | ('main_gun', '75'), 246 | ('co_ax_mg', 4), 247 | ('bow_mg', 2), 248 | ('aa_mg', 4), 249 | ('hull_front_armour', 8), 250 | ('hull_side_armour', 4), 251 | ('turret_front_armour', 8), 252 | ('turret_side_armour', 6), 253 | ('main_gun_rounds', 89), 254 | ('rr_size', 8), 255 | ('rof_num', 5), 256 | ('loader_hatch', 'Oval'), 257 | ('vision_cupola', ''), 258 | ('smoke_mortar', ''), 259 | ('rarity', [0,0,0,1,1,1,1,1,1]), 260 | ('info_text', 'This represents an M4A3 fitted with an oval loader hatch, a ' + 261 | "commander's vision cupola, and a smoke mortar.")], 262 | 263 | # M4A3(75)W Sherman, Turret D 264 | ['M4A3(75)W Turret D', 265 | ('vehicle_type', 'M4A3(75)W Sherman'), 266 | ('sub_type', 'Turret D'), 267 | ('overhead_view', 'm4_a3_75_d.xp'), 268 | ('vehicle_class', 'Medium Tank'), 269 | ('target_size', 'Large'), 270 | ('main_gun', '75'), 271 | ('co_ax_mg', 4), 272 | ('bow_mg', 2), 273 | ('aa_mg', 4), 274 | ('hull_front_armour', 11), 275 | ('hull_side_armour', 4), 276 | ('turret_front_armour', 8), 277 | ('turret_side_armour', 6), 278 | ('main_gun_rounds', 100), 279 | ('rr_size', 4), 280 | ('rof_num', 5), 281 | ('loader_hatch', 'Oval'), 282 | ('smoke_mortar', ''), 283 | ('wet_stowage', ''), 284 | ('rarity', [20,18,19,21,19,16,12,10,6]), 285 | ('info_text', 'The M4A3(75) W was a later modification of the M4A3 design, ' + 286 | 'with a thicker, single-piece front hull armour sheet. W indicates ' + 287 | 'wet stowage, meaning that ammunition is stored surrounded by liquid ' + 288 | 'to prevent fires. This turret design has an oval loader hatch and ' + 289 | 'a smoke mortar.')], 290 | 291 | # M4A3(75)W Sherman, Turret E 292 | ['M4A3(75)W Turret E', 293 | ('vehicle_type', 'M4A3(75)W Sherman'), 294 | ('sub_type', 'Turret E'), 295 | ('overhead_view', 'm4_a3_75_e.xp'), 296 | ('vehicle_class', 'Medium Tank'), 297 | ('target_size', 'Large'), 298 | ('main_gun', '75'), 299 | ('co_ax_mg', 4), 300 | ('bow_mg', 2), 301 | ('aa_mg', 4), 302 | ('hull_front_armour', 11), 303 | ('hull_side_armour', 4), 304 | ('turret_front_armour', 8), 305 | ('turret_side_armour', 6), 306 | ('main_gun_rounds', 100), 307 | ('rr_size', 4), 308 | ('rof_num', 5), 309 | ('loader_hatch', 'Oval'), 310 | ('vision_cupola', ''), 311 | ('smoke_mortar', ''), 312 | ('wet_stowage', ''), 313 | ('HVSS', 3), 314 | ('rarity', [0,1,5,9,13,16,19,24,28]), 315 | ('info_text', "This is an M4A3(75) W with a commander's vision cupola and " + 316 | 'possible Horizontal Volute Spring Suspension.')], 317 | 318 | # M4A3E2(75)W Sherman, Turret F 319 | ['M4A3E2(75)W Turret F', 320 | ('vehicle_type', 'M4A3E2(75)W Sherman'), 321 | ('sub_type', 'Turret F'), 322 | ('overhead_view', 'm4_a3_e2_75_f.xp'), 323 | ('vehicle_class', 'Medium Tank'), 324 | ('nickname', 'Jumbo'), 325 | ('target_size', 'Large'), 326 | ('main_gun', '75'), 327 | ('co_ax_mg', 4), 328 | ('bow_mg', 2), 329 | ('aa_mg', 4), 330 | ('hull_front_armour', 18), 331 | ('hull_side_armour', 8), 332 | ('turret_front_armour', 18), 333 | ('turret_side_armour', 11), 334 | ('main_gun_rounds', 100), 335 | ('rr_size', 4), 336 | ('rof_num', 5), 337 | ('loader_hatch', 'Oval'), 338 | ('smoke_mortar', ''), 339 | ('vision_cupola', ''), 340 | ('wet_stowage', ''), 341 | ('duckbills', ''), 342 | ('rarity', [0,5,5,5,5,5,5,5,5]), 343 | ('info_text', 'The "Jumbo" was an attempt to build an assault tank that could ' + 344 | 'stand up to heavy German anti-tank weapons. Extra armour plating was ' + 345 | 'welded on to an M4A3, at the expense of speed. The "Jumbo" was also ' + 346 | 'fitted with extended "Duckbill" tracks, which sacrificed speed for ' + 347 | 'traction and reliability.')], 348 | 349 | # M4A3E2(76)W Sherman, Turret F 350 | ['M4A3E2(76)W Turret F', 351 | ('vehicle_type', 'M4A3E2(76)W Sherman'), 352 | ('sub_type', 'Turret F'), 353 | ('overhead_view', 'm4_a3_e2_76_f.xp'), 354 | ('vehicle_class', 'Medium Tank'), 355 | ('nickname', 'Jumbo'), 356 | ('target_size', 'Large'), 357 | ('main_gun', '76L'), 358 | ('co_ax_mg', 4), 359 | ('bow_mg', 2), 360 | ('aa_mg', 4), 361 | ('hull_front_armour', 18), 362 | ('hull_side_armour', 8), 363 | ('turret_front_armour', 18), 364 | ('turret_side_armour', 11), 365 | ('main_gun_rounds', 65), 366 | ('rr_size', 6), 367 | ('rof_num', 4), 368 | ('loader_hatch', 'Oval'), 369 | ('vision_cupola', ''), 370 | ('smoke_mortar', ''), 371 | ('wet_stowage', ''), 372 | ('duckbills', ''), 373 | ('rarity', [0,0,1,1,1,1,1,1,1]), 374 | ('info_text', 'A few "Jumbo" Shermans were fitted with a 76mm gun, but these were ' + 375 | 'exceedingly rare.')], 376 | 377 | # M4A1(76)W Sherman, Turret G 378 | ['M4A1(76)W Turret G', 379 | ('vehicle_type', 'M4A1(76)W Sherman'), 380 | ('sub_type', 'Turret G'), 381 | ('overhead_view', 'm4_a1_76_g.xp'), 382 | ('vehicle_class', 'Medium Tank'), 383 | ('target_size', 'Large'), 384 | ('main_gun', '76L'), 385 | ('co_ax_mg', 4), 386 | ('bow_mg', 2), 387 | ('aa_mg', 4), 388 | ('hull_front_armour', 11), 389 | ('hull_side_armour', 4), 390 | ('turret_front_armour', 8), 391 | ('turret_side_armour', 6), 392 | ('main_gun_rounds', 65), 393 | ('rr_size', 6), 394 | ('rof_num', 4), 395 | ('loader_hatch', 'Split'), 396 | ('loader_aa_mg', ''), 397 | ('vision_cupola', ''), 398 | ('smoke_mortar', ''), 399 | ('wet_stowage', ''), 400 | ('HVSS', 5), 401 | ('rarity', [10,10,15,14,12,10,9,7,5]), 402 | ('info_text', 'This represents an M4A1 upgraded with a 76mm gun. Because the ' + 403 | 'loader hatch is a split type, the loader cannot fire the AA MG.')], 404 | 405 | # M4A1(76)W Sherman, Turret H 406 | ['M4A1(76)W Turret H', 407 | ('vehicle_type', 'M4A1(76)W Sherman'), 408 | ('sub_type', 'Turret H'), 409 | ('overhead_view', 'm4_a1_76_h.xp'), 410 | ('vehicle_class', 'Medium Tank'), 411 | ('target_size', 'Large'), 412 | ('main_gun', '76L'), 413 | ('co_ax_mg', 4), 414 | ('bow_mg', 2), 415 | ('aa_mg', 4), 416 | ('hull_front_armour', 11), 417 | ('hull_side_armour', 4), 418 | ('turret_front_armour', 8), 419 | ('turret_side_armour', 6), 420 | ('main_gun_rounds', 65), 421 | ('rr_size', 6), 422 | ('rof_num', 4), 423 | ('loader_hatch', 'Oval'), 424 | ('vision_cupola', ''), 425 | ('smoke_mortar', ''), 426 | ('wet_stowage', ''), 427 | ('HVSS', 5), 428 | ('rarity', [0,0,0,1,3,5,6,7,9]), 429 | ('info_text', 'This represents an M4A1 upgraded with a 76mm gun, and fitted with ' + 430 | 'an oval loader hatch.')], 431 | 432 | # M4A3(76)W Sherman, Turret G 433 | ['M4A3(76)W Turret G', 434 | ('vehicle_type', 'M4A3(76)W Sherman'), 435 | ('sub_type', 'Turret G'), 436 | ('overhead_view', 'm4_a3_76_g.xp'), 437 | ('vehicle_class', 'Medium Tank'), 438 | ('nickname', 'Easy Eight'), 439 | ('target_size', 'Large'), 440 | ('main_gun', '76L'), 441 | ('co_ax_mg', 4), 442 | ('bow_mg', 2), 443 | ('aa_mg', 4), 444 | ('hull_front_armour', 11), 445 | ('hull_side_armour', 4), 446 | ('turret_front_armour', 8), 447 | ('turret_side_armour', 6), 448 | ('main_gun_rounds', 65), 449 | ('rr_size', 6), 450 | ('rof_num', 4), 451 | ('loader_hatch', 'Split'), 452 | ('loader_aa_mg', ''), 453 | ('vision_cupola', ''), 454 | ('smoke_mortar', ''), 455 | ('wet_stowage', ''), 456 | ('HVSS', 5), 457 | ('rarity', [20,25,25,25,26,23,21,18,15]), 458 | ('info_text', 'The "Easy Eight" is an M4A3 upgraded with a 76mm gun and often ' + 459 | 'has Horizontal Volute Spring Suspension has well. The combination of ' + 460 | 'speed, firepower, and reliability made this one of the most effective ' + 461 | 'models of Sherman tank in the war.')], 462 | 463 | # M4A3(76)W Sherman, Turret H 464 | ['M4A3(76)W Turret H', 465 | ('vehicle_type', 'M4A3(76)W Sherman'), 466 | ('sub_type', 'Turret H'), 467 | ('overhead_view', 'm4_a3_76_h.xp'), 468 | ('vehicle_class', 'Medium Tank'), 469 | ('nickname', 'Easy Eight'), 470 | ('target_size', 'Large'), 471 | ('main_gun', '76L'), 472 | ('co_ax_mg', 4), 473 | ('bow_mg', 2), 474 | ('aa_mg', 4), 475 | ('hull_front_armour', 11), 476 | ('hull_side_armour', 4), 477 | ('turret_front_armour', 8), 478 | ('turret_side_armour', 6), 479 | ('main_gun_rounds', 65), 480 | ('rr_size', 6), 481 | ('rof_num', 4), 482 | ('loader_hatch', 'Oval'), 483 | ('vision_cupola', ''), 484 | ('smoke_mortar', ''), 485 | ('wet_stowage', ''), 486 | ('HVSS', 5), 487 | ('rarity', [0,0,0,3,6,10,14,18,21]), 488 | ('info_text', 'An "Easy Eight" with an oval loader hatch.')], 489 | 490 | # British and Commonwealth Tanks 491 | 492 | # Sherman II (M4A1) 493 | ['Sherman II', 494 | ('vehicle_type', 'Sherman II'), 495 | ('overhead_view', 'm4_a1_a.xp'), 496 | ('vehicle_class', 'Medium Tank'), 497 | ('target_size', 'Large'), 498 | ('main_gun', '75'), 499 | ('co_ax_mg', 4), 500 | ('bow_mg', 2), 501 | ('hull_front_armour', 11), 502 | ('hull_side_armour', 4), 503 | ('turret_front_armour', 8), 504 | ('turret_side_armour', 6), 505 | ('main_gun_rounds', 83), 506 | ('rr_size', 8), 507 | ('rof_num', 5), 508 | ('smoke_mortar', ''), 509 | ('loader_hatch', 'None'), 510 | ('rarity', [2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2]), 511 | ('info_text', 'The Sherman II was the British and Commonwealth designation for ' + 512 | 'the M4A1. This version has a smoke mortar but no loader hatch.')], 513 | 514 | # Sherman V (M4A4) 515 | ['Sherman V', 516 | ('vehicle_type', 'Sherman V'), 517 | ('overhead_view', 'm4_a3_a.xp'), 518 | ('vehicle_class', 'Medium Tank'), 519 | ('target_size', 'Large'), 520 | ('main_gun', '75'), 521 | ('co_ax_mg', 4), 522 | ('bow_mg', 2), 523 | ('hull_front_armour', 8), 524 | ('hull_side_armour', 4), 525 | ('turret_front_armour', 8), 526 | ('turret_side_armour', 6), 527 | ('main_gun_rounds', 89), 528 | ('rr_size', 8), 529 | ('rof_num', 5), 530 | ('smoke_mortar', ''), 531 | ('loader_hatch', 'None'), 532 | ('rarity', [2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2]), 533 | ('info_text', 'The Sherman V was the British and Commonwealth designation for ' + 534 | 'the M4A4.')], 535 | 536 | # Firefly (M4A4) 537 | ['Sherman VC Firefly', 538 | ('vehicle_type', 'Sherman VC'), 539 | ('overhead_view', 'm4_vc.xp'), 540 | ('sub_type', 'Firefly'), 541 | ('vehicle_class', 'Medium Tank'), 542 | ('target_size', 'Large'), 543 | ('main_gun', '76LL'), 544 | ('co_ax_mg', 4), 545 | ('hull_front_armour', 8), 546 | ('hull_side_armour', 4), 547 | ('turret_front_armour', 8), 548 | ('turret_side_armour', 6), 549 | ('main_gun_rounds', 73), 550 | ('rr_size', 5), 551 | ('rof_num', 3), 552 | ('smoke_mortar', ''), 553 | ('no_asst_driver', ''), 554 | ('loader_hatch', 'Oval'), 555 | ('rarity', [1,1,1,1,1,2,2,2,2]), 556 | ('info_text', 'The Sherman VC (Firefly) was a Sherman V fitted with a 17-pounder ' + 557 | 'main gun, intended to defeat German heavy armour. To leave room to store ' + 558 | 'the larger main gun ammunition, the assistant driver position and the ' + 559 | 'bow MG were both removed. Unlike the standard Sherman V it does have a ' + 560 | 'loader hatch in the turret.')], 561 | 562 | 563 | # German Tanks 564 | 565 | # PzKw IV H (or J) 566 | ['PzKw IV H', 567 | ('vehicle_type', 'PzKw IV'), 568 | ('sub_type', 'H'), 569 | ('vehicle_class', 'Medium Tank'), 570 | ('target_size', 'Medium'), 571 | ('main_gun', '75L'), 572 | ('hull_front_armour', 8), 573 | ('hull_side_armour', 3), 574 | ('turret_front_armour', 6), 575 | ('turret_side_armour', 4), 576 | ('turret_traverse', 'Fast'), 577 | ('info_text', 'Panzer IV Tank. A medium tank armed with a 75L main gun. Roughly ' + 578 | 'equivalent to an M4 Sherman but with a better long range attack and ' + 579 | 'lighter side and turret armour.')], 580 | 581 | # PzKw V G, Panther 582 | ['PzKw V G', 583 | ('vehicle_type', 'PzKw V'), 584 | ('sub_type', 'G'), 585 | ('vehicle_class', 'Heavy Tank'), 586 | ('nickname', 'Panther'), 587 | ('target_size', 'Large'), 588 | ('main_gun', '75LL'), 589 | ('hull_front_armour', 18), 590 | ('hull_side_armour', 6), 591 | ('turret_front_armour', 14), 592 | ('turret_side_armour', 6), 593 | ('turret_traverse', 'Restricted Slow'), 594 | ('info_text', 'Panzer V "Panther". A medium tank armoured with a 75LL gun, ' + 595 | 'excellent at longer ranges. Very heavy front hull armour.')], 596 | 597 | # PzKw VI E, Tiger 598 | ['PzKw VI E', 599 | ('vehicle_type', 'PzKw VI'), 600 | ('sub_type', 'E'), 601 | ('vehicle_class', 'Heavy Tank'), 602 | ('nickname', 'Tiger'), 603 | ('target_size', 'Large'), 604 | ('main_gun', '88L'), 605 | ('hull_front_armour', 11), 606 | ('hull_side_armour', 8), 607 | ('turret_front_armour', 14), 608 | ('turret_side_armour', 8), 609 | ('turret_traverse', 'Restricted Slow'), 610 | ('info_text', 'Panzer VIe "Tiger I". A heavy tank mounting an 88L gun. Very ' + 611 | 'heavily armoured.')], 612 | 613 | # PzKw VI B, King Tiger 614 | ['PzKw VI B', 615 | ('vehicle_type', 'PzKw VI'), 616 | ('sub_type', 'B'), 617 | ('vehicle_class', 'Heavy Tank'), 618 | ('nickname', 'King Tiger'), 619 | ('target_size', 'Very Large'), 620 | ('main_gun', '88LL'), 621 | ('hull_front_armour', 26), 622 | ('hull_side_armour', 8), 623 | ('turret_front_armour', 18), 624 | ('turret_side_armour', 11), 625 | ('turret_traverse', 'Restricted Slow'), 626 | ('unreliable', ''), # no effect yet 627 | ('info_text', 'Panzer VIb "Tiger II". A heavy tank known as the "King Tiger" to ' + 628 | 'allied forces. Armed with an 88LL gun with excellent long-range power ' + 629 | 'and accuracy.')], 630 | 631 | # SPGs 632 | 633 | # STuG III G 634 | ['STuG III G', 635 | ('vehicle_type', 'STuG III'), 636 | ('sub_type', 'G'), 637 | ('vehicle_class', 'Self-Propelled Gun'), 638 | ('target_size', 'Small'), 639 | ('main_gun', '75L'), 640 | ('hull_front_armour', 8), 641 | ('hull_side_armour', 3), 642 | ('turret_front_armour', 8), 643 | ('turret_side_armour', 3), 644 | ('turret_traverse', 'None'), 645 | ('info_text', 'Sturmgeschutz III Assault Gun. Built on a Panzer III chassis, ' + 646 | 'initially intended as an infantry support gun but later used as a tank ' + 647 | 'destroyer. Mounts the same 75L gun as a Panzer IV. The main gun is ' + 648 | 'hull-mounted, so it must rotate to change its facing.')], 649 | 650 | # Marder II 651 | ['Marder II', 652 | ('vehicle_type', 'Marder II'), 653 | ('vehicle_class', 'Self-Propelled Gun'), 654 | ('target_size', 'Normal'), 655 | ('main_gun', '75L'), 656 | ('hull_front_armour', 3), 657 | ('hull_side_armour', 1), 658 | ('turret_front_armour', 2), 659 | ('turret_side_armour', 0), 660 | ('turret_traverse', 'None'), 661 | ('info_text', 'Marder II Tank Destroyer. Built on a Panzer II chassis, designed ' + 662 | 'to overcome heavy tanks on the Eastern Front. Mounts the same 75L gun ' + 663 | 'as a Panzer IV. Very light armour, largely obsolete by late 1944.')], 664 | 665 | # Marder III H 666 | ['Marder III H', 667 | ('vehicle_type', 'Marder III'), 668 | ('sub_type', 'H'), 669 | ('vehicle_class', 'Self-Propelled Gun'), 670 | ('target_size', 'Normal'), 671 | ('main_gun', '75L'), 672 | ('hull_front_armour', 4), 673 | ('hull_side_armour', 1), 674 | ('turret_front_armour', 3), 675 | ('turret_side_armour', 1), 676 | ('turret_traverse', 'None'), 677 | ('info_text', 'Marder III Tank Destroyer. Built on a Panzer 38(t) chassis. ' + 678 | 'Mounts the same 75L gun as a Panzer IV. Very light armour all around.')], 679 | 680 | # JgdPz IV 681 | ['JgdPzKw IV', 682 | ('vehicle_type', 'JgdPzKw IV'), 683 | ('vehicle_class', 'Self-Propelled Gun'), 684 | ('target_size', 'Small'), 685 | ('main_gun', '75L'), 686 | ('hull_front_armour', 14), 687 | ('hull_side_armour', 3), 688 | ('turret_front_armour', 14), 689 | ('turret_side_armour', 4), 690 | ('turret_traverse', 'None'), 691 | ('info_text', 'Jagdpanzer IV Tank Destroyer. Built on a Panzer IV chassis. ' + 692 | 'Mounts the same 75L gun as a Panzer IV. Very heavy front armour.')], 693 | 694 | # JgdPz 38(t) 695 | ['JgdPz 38(t)', 696 | ('vehicle_type', 'JgdPz 38(t)'), 697 | ('vehicle_class', 'Self-Propelled Gun'), 698 | ('target_size', 'Small'), 699 | ('main_gun', '75L'), 700 | ('hull_front_armour', 14), 701 | ('hull_side_armour', 3), 702 | ('turret_front_armour', 14), 703 | ('turret_side_armour', 3), 704 | ('turret_traverse', 'None'), 705 | ('info_text', 'Jagdpanzer 38 "Hetzer" Light Tank Destroyer. Built on a modified ' + 706 | 'Panzer 38(t) chassis, with a hull-mounted 75L gun. Very heavy front ' + 707 | 'armour, but side and rear armour are both very light.')], 708 | 709 | # Other German Vehicles 710 | 711 | # SPW 251 712 | ['SPW 251', 713 | ('vehicle_type', 'SPW'), 714 | ('vehicle_class', 'Transport'), 715 | ('sub_type', '251'), 716 | ('target_size', 'Small'), 717 | ('main_gun', 'MG'), 718 | ('hull_front_armour', 1), 719 | ('hull_side_armour', 1), 720 | ('turret_front_armour', 1), 721 | ('turret_side_armour', 1), 722 | ('turret_traverse', 'None'), 723 | ('info_text', 'Schutzenpanzerwagen Armoured Personnel Carrier. Armed with ' + 724 | 'machine guns, it can attack and destroy friendly infantry. No threat ' + 725 | 'to your tank, unless it attacks you and a crew member has an open hatch.')], 726 | 727 | # PSW 232 728 | ['PSW 232', 729 | ('vehicle_type', 'PSW'), 730 | ('sub_type', '232'), 731 | ('vehicle_class', 'Armoured Car'), 732 | ('target_size', 'Normal'), 733 | ('main_gun', '20L'), 734 | ('hull_front_armour', 3), 735 | ('hull_side_armour', 1), 736 | ('turret_front_armour', 3), 737 | ('turret_side_armour', 1), 738 | ('turret_traverse', 'Restricted Slow'), 739 | ('info_text', 'Schwerer Panzerspahwagen Armoured Reconnaissance Vehicle. Armed ' + 740 | 'with a light gun, can destroy friendly infantry teams and can wound any ' + 741 | 'crewmember with an open hatch. They are able to spot your tank and report ' + 742 | 'your position to other enemy units, improving their chance of hitting you.')], 743 | 744 | # Opel Truck 745 | ['Opel', 746 | ('vehicle_type', 'Truck'), 747 | ('vehicle_class', 'Transport'), 748 | ('target_size', 'Normal'), 749 | ('turret_traverse', 'None'), 750 | ('info_text', 'An Opel Blitz 3-ton Truck, used to transport infantry and war ' + 751 | 'materials. Cannot attack, but worth some VP if destroyed. HE is more ' + 752 | 'effective than AP, which may just punch through the vehicle without ' + 753 | 'doing any real damage.')] 754 | ] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /armcom_vehicle_defs.pyc: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AndroidHell/ArmouredCommanderLinux/43aa1e3c51216b8703a9199dbe0244949285ee79/armcom_vehicle_defs.pyc -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /bones: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AndroidHell/ArmouredCommanderLinux/43aa1e3c51216b8703a9199dbe0244949285ee79/bones -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data.zip: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AndroidHell/ArmouredCommanderLinux/43aa1e3c51216b8703a9199dbe0244949285ee79/data.zip -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /data/canadas_best.xml: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | 3 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | Canada's Best 11 | 12 | Join the 4th Canadian (Armoured) Division in their advance through France, Belgium, and 13 | the Netherlands. You command an M4 Sherman tank, part of the Commonwealth forces fighting 14 | in Normandy. 15 | 16 | CAN 17 | GER 18 | canadas_best_map.xp 19 | 20 | 21 | Sherman II 22 | Sherman V 23 | Sherman VC Firefly 24 | 25 | 26 | 27 | 28 | 29 | 30 | 10 31 | 15 32 | 20 33 | 20 34 | 10 35 | 15 36 | 5 37 | 5 38 | 39 | 40 | 41 | 5 42 | 20 43 | 25 44 | 20 45 | 20 46 | 0 47 | 5 48 | 5 49 | 50 | 51 | 52 | 25 53 | 20 54 | 0 55 | 25 56 | 15 57 | 0 58 | 10 59 | 5 60 | 61 | 62 | 63 | 64 | 65 | 66 | 67 | 68 | PzKw IV H; 500; 69 | PzKw V G; 480; 70 | PzKw VI E; 14; 71 | PzKw VI B; 6; 72 | STuG III G; 300; 73 | Marder II; 100; 74 | Marder III H; 200; 75 | JgdPzKw IV; 200; 76 | JgdPz 38(t); 200; 77 | 50L; 300; 78 | 75L; 500; 79 | 88LL; 200; 80 | Opel; 1000; 81 | SPW 251; 1000; 82 | PSW 232; 1000; 83 | 84 | 85 | 86 | 87 | 88 | 89 | 90 | 91 | 92 | 8 93 | 8 94 | 1944 95 | B 96 | H 97 | Cintheaux 98 | Just over two months after the D-Day invasion, the First Canadian Army has launched Operation Totalize, designed to break through German defenses south of the town of Caen. Supported by mechanized infantry, your battlegroup is to advance into the town of Cintheaux. Although it has been hit by Allied artillery, command still expects strong resistance. 99 | bocage 100 | 19 101 | 41 102 | 103 | 104 | 105 | 8 106 | 9 107 | 1944 108 | C 109 | H 110 | Hill 195 111 | As the division advanced south toward Falaise, overnight it captured an area of high, open ground known as Hill or Point 195. As dawn breaks, elements of German grenadier and panzer divisions counterattack to try and re-take the hill. 112 | 19 113 | 42 114 | 115 | 116 | 117 | 8 118 | 10 119 | 1944 120 | B 121 | H 122 | Quesnay 123 | Your battlegroup has survived the counterattack, and pushes northeast through dense woods to capture the nearby village of Quesnay. This is a key objective in order to open the road south toward Laison. 124 | forest 125 | 19 126 | 43 127 | 128 | 129 | 130 | 8 131 | 14 132 | 1944 133 | A 134 | M 135 | Laison Valley 136 | Faced with heavy resistance, Operation Totalize is brought to an end, less than 12 kilometres from its objective of Falaise. The new plan, Operation Tractable, will continue the advance. The 4th Armoured is to lead the strike along the Laison valley. 137 | 19 138 | 43 139 | 140 | 141 | 142 | 8 143 | 17 144 | 1944 145 | A 146 | H 147 | Couliboeuf 148 | Operation Tractable has made some gains, although the 4th has lost its commander, Brigadier Leslie Booth. Couliboeuf is your next target, a small village northeast of Falaise that is expected to be heavily defended. 149 | 20 150 | 43 151 | 152 | 153 | 154 | 8 155 | 20 156 | 1944 157 | C 158 | M 159 | Couliboeuf 160 | A number of German divisions have been trapped by American, Polish, British, and Canadian advances. As the division holds the village of Couliboeuf, it must defend against infantry and panzer divisions trying to break out of the encirclement. 161 | 20 162 | 43 163 | 164 | 165 | 166 | 8 167 | 21 168 | 1944 169 | C 170 | H 171 | Chambois 172 | After the fall of Falaise, a large number of German forces have been surrounded in the city of Chambois. Facing Polish, American, and Canadian encirclement, they have launched a counterattack to try to break free. 173 | 22 174 | 43 175 | 176 | 177 | 178 | 8 179 | 22 180 | 1944 181 | B 182 | L 183 | Chambois 184 | Yesterday's counterattack having failed, your task today is to mop up any remaining resistance in the area. Although they are well entrenched, remaining resistance is likely to be light. 185 | 22 186 | 43 187 | 188 | 189 | 190 | 8 191 | 25 192 | 1944 193 | B 194 | H 195 | Le Neubourg 196 | Operation Tractable has succeeded, destroying several German divisions that were trapped in the Falaise Pocket. The plan now is to advance to the Seine river and cross it, cutting off any German retreat. The small village of Le Neubourg is well-defended but must be captured before the advance can continue. 197 | 26 198 | 41 199 | 200 | 201 | 202 | 8 203 | 27 204 | 1944 205 | A 206 | H 207 | Criquebeuf 208 | This town on the banks of the Seine river, just south of the city of Rouen, is the gateway to crossing the Seine. 209 | 27 210 | 40 211 | 212 | 213 | 214 | 8 215 | 28 216 | 1944 217 | A 218 | L 219 | Elbeuf-Seine Crossing 220 | The division has advanced over one hundred kilometres from the Falaise Pocket. Today your mission is to take the village of Elbeuf and secure a safe crossing point over the Seine. 221 | 27 222 | 40 223 | 224 | 225 | 226 | 8 227 | 31 228 | 1944 229 | Refitting 230 | The Seine crossing has been secured and the division has a chance to re-arm and re-fuel at Buchy in preperation for further advance northeast towards the Somme river. 231 | 30 232 | 38 233 | 234 | 235 | 236 | 9 237 | 3 238 | 1944 239 | B 240 | L 241 | Pont Remy 242 | The division has advanced northeast to the Somme river. Canadian and Polish divisions are advancing alongside toward the coast, while British forces are southward. This small village must be captured to serve as a crossing point on the Somme. 243 | 29 244 | 35 245 | 246 | 247 | 248 | 9 249 | 6 250 | 1944 251 | A 252 | L 253 | Saint-Omer 254 | This small village is just south of Dunkirk, and close to the border with Belgium. 255 | 33 256 | 30 257 | 258 | 259 | 260 | 9 261 | 9 262 | 1944 263 | B 264 | H 265 | Ghent Canal, Belgium 266 | The division has pushed into Belgium, but arriving at the Ghent Canal linking Ghent with the Bruges and the sea, Germans have destroyed every crossing. Attacking the defending forces will help the engineers who are trying to build a bridge over the canal. 267 | 52 268 | 26 269 | 270 | 271 | 272 | 9 273 | 10 274 | 1944 275 | B 276 | H 277 | Ghent Canal 278 | The bridge over the canal has been completed, but your battlegroup must still attack the defending forces in order to press the advance north to the coast. 279 | 52 280 | 26 281 | 282 | 283 | 284 | 9 285 | 12 286 | 1944 287 | A 288 | H 289 | Molentje 290 | This small hamlet is at the center of a number of strategic objectives north of the Leopold canal. Your mission is to support the rifle companies in their assault across the canal. 291 | 50 292 | 25 293 | 294 | 295 | 296 | 9 297 | 14 298 | 1944 299 | A 300 | H 301 | Channel Ports 302 | The division is within striking distance of several ports with access to the English Channel. If these can be secured, the Allied advance in western Europe will be much better supplied. 303 | 49 304 | 25 305 | 306 | 307 | 308 | 9 309 | 15 310 | 1944 311 | A 312 | M 313 | Eeklo 314 | This small town is midway between Ghent and the coast. German forces in this area have been badly weakened but continue to hold on. 315 | 51 316 | 25 317 | 318 | 319 | 320 | 9 321 | 17 322 | 1944 323 | A 324 | M 325 | Eeklo 326 | The German defenders refuse to give way, forcing another advance into the countryside around Eeklo. 327 | 51 328 | 25 329 | 330 | 331 | 332 | 9 333 | 22 334 | 1944 335 | A 336 | H 337 | Braakman Inlet, Netherlands 338 | This area, inside the Netherlands and on the south bank of the Scheldt, is a key port and must be secured. It is heavily defended. 339 | 53 340 | 23 341 | 342 | 343 | 344 | 9 345 | 26 346 | 1944 347 | A 348 | L 349 | Braakman Inlet 350 | The assault on the area around the Braakman Inlet continues, although enemy resistance has been worn down the past few days. 351 | 53 352 | 23 353 | 354 | 355 | 356 | 9 357 | 27 358 | 1944 359 | A 360 | M 361 | Leopold Canal 362 | Your battlegroup has been ordered to advance along the Leopold Canal in order to gain control over this vital shipping connection. 363 | 53 364 | 24 365 | 366 | 367 | 368 | 9 369 | 29 370 | 1944 371 | B 372 | H 373 | Leopold Canal 374 | You have encountered heavy, entrenched resistance, and must fight on in order to capture this area. 375 | 53 376 | 24 377 | 378 | 379 | 380 | 10 381 | 1 382 | 1944 383 | A 384 | L 385 | Regroup and Mop Up 386 | Most of the defenders have been destroyed or scattered, there's only a few unit in this area that might put up some resistance. 387 | 53 388 | 24 389 | 390 | 391 | 392 | 10 393 | 5 394 | 1944 395 | A 396 | H 397 | Braakman Inlet 398 | The division returns to the Braakman Inlet, determined to finally break the last German holdouts. 399 | 53 400 | 23 401 | 402 | 403 | 404 | 10 405 | 6 406 | 1944 407 | Refitting 408 | The past few days of heavy combat have taken their toll on the division, and it stops to refuel and rearm. 409 | 53 410 | 23 411 | 412 | 413 | 414 | 10 415 | 9 416 | 1944 417 | A 418 | M 419 | Brecht 420 | Your battlegroup has advanced east past Antwerp to advance on the village of Brecht, which stands on one of the main canals leading northeastwards out of Antwerp. 421 | 56 422 | 24 423 | 424 | 425 | 426 | 10 427 | 12 428 | 1944 429 | A 430 | M 431 | Brecht 432 | The advance through the area around Brecht continues, as German defenders continue to hold on to every yard of territory that they can. 433 | 56 434 | 24 435 | 436 | 437 | 438 | 10 439 | 13 440 | 1944 441 | A 442 | M 443 | Wernhoutsburg 444 | Another small town on the border between Belgium and the Netherlands, it must be liberated in order to continue advancing on the channel ports. 445 | 56 446 | 24 447 | 448 | 449 | 450 | 451 | 452 | 10 453 | 19 454 | 1944 455 | A 456 | M 457 | Wernhoutsburg 458 | The German defenders here continue to put up moderate resistance, trying to delay the Allied advance for as long as possible. 459 | 56 460 | 24 461 | 462 | 463 | 464 | 10 465 | 20 466 | 1944 467 | A 468 | M 469 | Essen 470 | This small town, right on the border with the Netherlands to the north, is the gateway to advancing on the port of Bergen op Zoom. 471 | 56 472 | 24 473 | 474 | 475 | 476 | 10 477 | 23 478 | 1944 479 | A 480 | M 481 | Essen 482 | Resistance here is stubborn, and today your battlegroup must continue to advance through territory near Essen. 483 | 56 484 | 24 485 | 486 | 487 | 488 | 10 489 | 24 490 | 1944 491 | A 492 | H 493 | Beveland Canal, The Netherlands 494 | Today your battlegroup is assisting with Operation Vitality, designed to capture the pennisula of Zuid-Beveland. Your mission today is to advance into the area around the Beveland Canal, which cuts through the penninsula and blocks further advance. 495 | 53 496 | 23 497 | 498 | 499 | 500 | 10 501 | 26 502 | 1944 503 | A 504 | H 505 | Wouwsche 506 | This flat plantation area east of the port of Bergen op Zoom is heavily defended, but must be cleared in order to advance on the city itself. 507 | 55 508 | 22 509 | 510 | 511 | 512 | 10 513 | 27 514 | 1944 515 | A 516 | H 517 | Bergen op Zoom 518 | A port city, Bergen op Zoom has access to the English channel and capturing it is thus one of the major objectives of this campaign. 519 | 55 520 | 22 521 | 522 | 523 | 524 | 10 525 | 31 526 | 1944 527 | A 528 | H 529 | Steenbergen 530 | This town, a few kilometres north of Bergen op Zoom, is in the centre of several important canals, and must be captured in order to gain control of the area. 531 | 55 532 | 22 533 | 534 | 535 | 536 | 11 537 | 3 538 | 1944 539 | B 540 | H 541 | Steenbergen 542 | After yesterday's advance, it appears that German forces are heavily dug-in, and the battle for the area continues. 543 | 55 544 | 22 545 | 546 | 547 | 548 | 11 549 | 4 550 | 1944 551 | B 552 | L 553 | Occupying Steenbergen 554 | Most of the defenders in this area have been destroyed or captured; today your mission is to mop up any remaining hold-outs so that the position can be occupied. 555 | 55 556 | 22 557 | 558 | 559 | 560 | 11 561 | 5 562 | 1944 563 | A 564 | L 565 | Zijpe 566 | The area around Bergen op Zoom having been liberated, your battlegroup moves to take the area near Zijpe, an estuary separating the mainland from the island of Schouwen. 567 | 55 568 | 22 569 | 570 | 571 | 572 | 11 573 | 8 574 | 1944 575 | Refitting 576 | The port areas of the Scheldt estuary have finally been cleared of all enemy resistance. Engineers have already begun to repair the ports around Antwerp so that Allied supplies can start to flow in. The division is being moved into reserve, awaiting its next assignment. 577 | 55 578 | 22 579 | 580 | 581 | 582 | 1 583 | 26 584 | 1945 585 | B 586 | H 587 | Kapelsche Veer 588 | After nearly two months, the division has been reactivated in order to advance northwards into the Netherlands. German forces have held on to this area for some time, and elements of the 4th Canadian Armoured are tasked with helping to lead the advance. 589 | 55 590 | 21 591 | 592 | 593 | 594 | 1 595 | 27 596 | 1945 597 | B 598 | H 599 | Operation Elephant 600 | The armoured element of the battle to secure the Kapelsche Veer has been termed Operation Elephant. The operation continues today as resistance continues to be heavy. 601 | 55 602 | 21 603 | 604 | 605 | 606 | 1 607 | 28 608 | 1945 609 | B 610 | M 611 | Operation Elephant 612 | Although some forces have been scattered, fighting continues. The weather is exceptionally cold but the assault against the fortified German positions continues. 613 | 55 614 | 21 615 | 616 | 617 | 618 | 1 619 | 30 620 | 1945 621 | B 622 | L 623 | Operation Elephant 624 | Three days of fighting have nearly cleared out the defending forces. A final assault today should clear any remaining hold-outs. 625 | 55 626 | 21 627 | 628 | 629 | 630 | 2 631 | 28 632 | 1945 633 | B 634 | H 635 | Hochwald Gap 636 | Allied forces have moved across the border into Germany. As part of Operation Blockbuster, your division has been brought in to attack a key strategic area where a railway pierces the dense Hochwald forest. 637 | 69 638 | 23 639 | 640 | 641 | 642 | 3 643 | 1 644 | 1945 645 | B 646 | M 647 | Hochwald Gap 648 | The German forces have expertly prepared for the Allied attack, and are causing a great number of casualties all over the battleline. The assault continues today, although less resistance is expected after allied troops broke through the outer defense lines. 649 | 69 650 | 23 651 | 652 | 653 | 654 | 3 655 | 3 656 | 1945 657 | B 658 | H 659 | Hochwald Gap 660 | You have pushed into the Hochwald forest, and face the troops of the final German defensive line in this area. They are expected to be dug-in and prepared in large numbers for your attack. 661 | forest 662 | 69 663 | 23 664 | 665 | 666 | 667 | 3 668 | 8 669 | 1945 670 | B 671 | H 672 | Veen 673 | The Battle of Hochwald Gap resulted in some 5300 casualities among Canadian forces, but the area has been secured and the remaining German defenders have retreated. Today your mission is to push forward into the town of Veen. 674 | 70 675 | 23 676 | 677 | 678 | 679 | 680 | 681 | 4 682 | 1 683 | 1945 684 | B 685 | L 686 | Ruurlo, The Netherlands 687 | The division has been ordered to advance northward, back across the border, in order to liberate the western Netherlands. Your battlegroup will help by securing key areas on both sides of the border. First objective is to liberate this small town, just across the border. 688 | 68 689 | 20 690 | 691 | 692 | 693 | 4 694 | 2 695 | 1945 696 | B 697 | M 698 | Twente Canal 699 | This canal, a tributary of the Ijssel River, is a barrier to further advance northward. 700 | 68 701 | 18 702 | 703 | 704 | 705 | 4 706 | 4 707 | 1945 708 | A 709 | L 710 | Almelo 711 | Another small town near the border with Germany, it should not hold very heavy resistance. 712 | 68 713 | 18 714 | 715 | 716 | 717 | 4 718 | 6 719 | 1945 720 | A 721 | L 722 | Meppen, Germany 723 | The division has crossed the border again, back in Germany. This village occupies a strategic position on the Dortmund-Ems Canal. 724 | 71 725 | 16 726 | 727 | 728 | 729 | 4 730 | 9 731 | 1945 732 | A 733 | L 734 | Sogel 735 | Moving northward, the next objective is the town of Sogel, near the intersection of two important canals. 736 | 74 737 | 15 738 | 739 | 740 | 741 | 4 742 | 14 743 | 1945 744 | A 745 | M 746 | Friesoythe 747 | Motorized infantry have already led an assault on this town, but the German defenders have continued to hold out. Your mission today is to strike through and occupy the town. 748 | 80 749 | 14 750 | 751 | 752 | 753 | 4 754 | 15 755 | 1945 756 | A 757 | L 758 | Regroup and Mop up 759 | Scattered defenders remain in the area around Friesoythe, and must be dealt with before the division can continue on. 760 | 80 761 | 14 762 | 763 | 764 | 765 | 4 766 | 17 767 | 1945 768 | B 769 | M 770 | Edewechter Damm 771 | This area on the Kusten Canal has entrenched German defenders. Your mission is to assault them so that a canal crossing can be secured. 772 | 81 773 | 13 774 | 775 | 776 | 777 | 4 778 | 18 779 | 1945 780 | C 781 | M 782 | Counterattack 783 | Local defenders have launched a counterattack on your position. 784 | 81 785 | 13 786 | 787 | 788 | 789 | 4 790 | 20 791 | 1945 792 | A 793 | M 794 | Oldenburg 795 | This city occupies a key position at the intersection of several major roads, rivers, railways, and canals. Resistance is expected to be moderate. 796 | 82 797 | 13 798 | 799 | 800 | 801 | 4 802 | 24 803 | 1945 804 | A 805 | M 806 | Edewecht 807 | Your battlegroup has taken Oldenburg and has moved to attack the outlying town of Edewecht, about 18 kilometres west of the city. 808 | 82 809 | 13 810 | 811 | 812 | 813 | 4 814 | 26 815 | 1945 816 | A 817 | L 818 | Querenstede 819 | This small town, just northwest of Edewecht, must be captured so that your battlegroup can continue north. 820 | 82 821 | 13 822 | 823 | 824 | 825 | 4 826 | 30 827 | 1945 828 | A 829 | M 830 | Bad Zwischerwahn 831 | This town, on the banks of the Zwischenahner Meer lake, is home to the largest airbase in northern Germany. Capturing it will mean a great deal less air cover and support for German defenders. 832 | 82 833 | 12 834 | 835 | 836 | 837 | 5 838 | 3 839 | 1945 840 | A 841 | L 842 | Oldenburg 843 | Your battlegroup has returned to the area around Oldenburg to mop up any remaining defenders. 844 | 82 845 | 13 846 | 847 | 848 | 849 | 5 850 | 4 851 | 1945 852 | A 853 | L 854 | Going into army reserve 855 | Rumour is that today will be the last day of combat for the battlegroup for some time. 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part of General Patton's 4th Armoured 8 | Division. You are in command of an M4 Sherman tank and must survive a campaign that will 9 | take you through France, Belgium, and into Germany. Participate in the breakout from the 10 | D-Day landing positions and the Battle of the Bulge. Runs from July 27, 1944 to April 13, 11 | 1945. 12 | 13 | USA 14 | GER 15 | pattons_best_map.xp 16 | 17 | 18 | M4 Turret A 19 | M4 Turret B 20 | M4 Turret C 21 | M4A1 Turret A 22 | M4A1 Turret B 23 | M4A1 Turret C 24 | M4A3 Turret A 25 | M4A3 Turret B 26 | M4A3 Turret C 27 | M4A3(75)W Turret D 28 | M4A3(75)W Turret E 29 | M4A3E2(75)W Turret F 30 | M4A3E2(76)W Turret F 31 | M4A3E2(76)W Turret G 32 | M4A1(76)W Turret G 33 | M4A1(76)W Turret H 34 | M4A3(76)W Turret G 35 | M4A3(76)W Turret H 36 | 37 | 38 | 39 | 40 | 41 | 42 | 10 43 | 15 44 | 20 45 | 20 46 | 10 47 | 15 48 | 5 49 | 5 50 | 51 | 52 | 53 | 5 54 | 20 55 | 25 56 | 20 57 | 20 58 | 0 59 | 5 60 | 5 61 | 62 | 63 | 64 | 25 65 | 20 66 | 0 67 | 25 68 | 15 69 | 0 70 | 10 71 | 5 72 | 73 | 74 | 75 | 76 | 77 | 78 | 79 | 80 | 1945 81 | 2 82 | 1 83 | LW 84 | 10 85 | 86 | 87 | 1945 88 | 2 89 | 1 90 | TANK 91 | -5 92 | 93 | 94 | 1945 95 | 2 96 | 1 97 | AT_GUN 98 | -10 99 | 100 | 101 | 1945 102 | 3 103 | 1 104 | MG 105 | 10 106 | 107 | 108 | 109 | 110 | 111 | 112 | PzKw IV H; 500; 113 | PzKw V G; 480; 114 | PzKw VI E; 14; 115 | PzKw VI B; 6; 116 | STuG III G; 300; 117 | Marder II; 100; 118 | Marder III H; 200; 119 | JgdPzKw IV; 200; 120 | JgdPz 38(t); 200; 121 | 50L; 300; 122 | 75L; 500; 123 | 88LL; 200; 124 | Opel; 1000; 125 | SPW 251; 1000; 126 | PSW 232; 1000; 127 | 128 | 129 | 130 | 131 | 132 | 133 | 134 | 7 135 | 27 136 | 1944 137 | A 138 | L 139 | Cobra Breakout 140 | After landing at Utah beach on July 11th, the 4th Armoured Division first entered combat on July 17th. Now, as part of a larger operation to break out of the Normandy beachhead and punch through German defending forces, your battlegroup has been ordered to advance south. 141 | bocage 142 | 18 143 | 25 144 | 145 | 146 | 147 | 7 148 | 28 149 | 1944 150 | B 151 | M 152 | Coutances 153 | With German resistance collapsing across the line, your division advances to capture the small town of Coutances. 154 | bocage 155 | 15 156 | 25 157 | 158 | 159 | 160 | 7 161 | 30 162 | 1944 163 | A 164 | M 165 | Avranches 166 | Having finally cleared the dangerous bocage terrain, your battlegroup approaches the town of Avranches, the gateway to Brittany and southern Normandy. 167 | 14 168 | 26 169 | 170 | 171 | 172 | 7 173 | 31 174 | 1944 175 | C 176 | L 177 | Countryside near Avranches 178 | With the town subdued, your battlegroup is given the responsibility of holding the line against German counterattacks. 179 | 14 180 | 26 181 | 182 | 183 | 184 | 8 185 | 2 186 | 1944 187 | A 188 | L 189 | Rennes 190 | This small town should not hold much resistance, but is a waypoint on your advance south. It also holds important railway connections to ports on the southwestern coast of the Brittany peninsula. 191 | 13 192 | 28 193 | 194 | 195 | 196 | 8 197 | 3 198 | 1944 199 | A 200 | L 201 | Countryside southwest of Rennes 202 | Your division turns southwest, aiming for the coastal town of Vannes. Patton's aim is to cut off the entire peninsula and prevent the retreat of German forces. 203 | 12 204 | 29 205 | 206 | 207 | 208 | 8 209 | 4 210 | 1944 211 | A 212 | L 213 | Countryside northeast of Vannes 214 | The coast is still another day away, and resistance continues to be light, but that could change very quickly. Overnight, German attacks cut signal lines to headquarters, forcing your company to rely on mobile messengers to remain in contact. 215 | 11 216 | 30 217 | 218 | 219 | 220 | 8 221 | 5 222 | 1944 223 | A 224 | H 225 | Vannes 226 | This is a major regional city, and is heavily defended by German forces. 227 | 10 228 | 31 229 | 230 | 231 | 232 | 8 233 | 7 234 | 1944 235 | A 236 | H 237 | Lorient 238 | This coastal city is heavily defended by a German garrison, but you must capture it before returning east. 239 | 8 240 | 31 241 | 242 | 243 | 244 | 8 245 | 11 246 | 1944 247 | A 248 | L 249 | Nantes 250 | Your battlegroup assaults the city of Nantes, a major regional city and an important crossing point on the river Loire. 251 | 14 252 | 33 253 | 254 | 255 | 256 | 8 257 | 12 258 | 1944 259 | A 260 | L 261 | On the Road to Orleans 262 | Having liberated Nantes, your company presses forward along the banks of the Loire, aiming for the city of Orleans some 200 miles to the east. 263 | 22 264 | 32 265 | 266 | 267 | 268 | 8 269 | 16 270 | 1944 271 | A 272 | M 273 | Orleans 274 | A key city on the river Loire, Orleans is only about 74 miles south of Paris. 275 | 29 276 | 31 277 | 278 | 279 | 280 | 8 281 | 21 282 | 1944 283 | A 284 | L 285 | Sens 286 | This small city stands at the confluence of the Yonne and Vanne rivers. 287 | 34 288 | 28 289 | 290 | 291 | 292 | 8 293 | 22 294 | 1944 295 | A 296 | L 297 | Countryside east of Sens 298 | The division has captured an entire supply train of gasoline from German forces, helping to alleviate the division's badly stretched supply lines. 299 | 35 300 | 28 301 | 302 | 303 | 304 | 8 305 | 25 306 | 1944 307 | A 308 | L 309 | En route to Commercy 310 | Word arrives that the last German forces in Paris have surrendered, and the city has finally been liberated. Your battlegroup, however, continues to push Eastward. 311 | 38 312 | 27 313 | 314 | 315 | 316 | 8 317 | 31 318 | 1944 319 | A 320 | M 321 | Commercy 322 | This town lies on the river Meuse, and must be captured to secure a crossing point and allow allied forces to continue pushing east. 323 | 42 324 | 26 325 | 326 | 327 | 328 | 9 329 | 2 330 | 1944 331 | Refitting 332 | The division's supply lines have become stretched to the point that gasoline supplies have nearly run out. The division will halt to repair, refit, and scour the countryside for supplies. 333 | 42 334 | 26 335 | 336 | 337 | 338 | 9 339 | 11 340 | 1944 341 | A 342 | H 343 | Moselle Crossing 344 | With the discovery of 100,000 gallons of German gasoline, your division has been ordered to secure a bridgehead on the Moselle River south of Nancy. 345 | 45 346 | 27 347 | 348 | 349 | 350 | 9 351 | 12 352 | 1944 353 | C 354 | M 355 | Moselle Crossing 356 | Your position near the Moselle river is under attack. You must defend the bridgehead to maintain this important crossing point over the river. 357 | 45 358 | 27 359 | 360 | 361 | 362 | 9 363 | 15 364 | 1944 365 | B 366 | M 367 | Crevic and Maixe 368 | You have advanced past the Mosell river and continue pushing East. You must now capture a pair of small villages that lay along a tributary of the river, but German forces are well dug-in. 369 | 45 370 | 27 371 | 372 | 373 | 374 | 9 375 | 16 376 | 1944 377 | B 378 | M 379 | Luneville 380 | This town lies at the confluence of two streams, and has been fortified by enemy units. You must capture it before proceeding. 381 | 46 382 | 28 383 | 384 | 385 | 386 | 387 | 388 | 9 389 | 19 390 | 1944 391 | B 392 | H 393 | Arracourt 394 | Turning North toward Belgium, you have reached the small town of Arracourt. The German Fifth Panzer Army is defending the town and will offer heavy resistance. 395 | 47 396 | 27 397 | 398 | 399 | 400 | 9 401 | 23 402 | 1944 403 | Refitting 404 | Word has been passed that fuel supplies are being diverted for an operation called Market Garden. Your battlegroup will not be able to take advantage of its recent victory, and will instead shift to a defensive position. 405 | 47 406 | 27 407 | 408 | 409 | 410 | 9 411 | 25 412 | 1944 413 | C 414 | H 415 | Near Arracourt 416 | German forces have taken advantage of the division's lack of mobility and have launched a counterattack in the countryside near Arracourt. 417 | 47 418 | 27 419 | 420 | 421 | 422 | 9 423 | 27 424 | 1944 425 | B 426 | M 427 | Hill 318 428 | This position overlooks much of the battle line, and German forces have succeeded in pushing allied infantry units off the hill. Your battlegroup must retake as much territory as you can, but the enemy has managed to dig in, so resistance will be considerable. 429 | 47 430 | 27 431 | 432 | 433 | 434 | 9 435 | 29 436 | 1944 437 | C 438 | H 439 | Arracourt 440 | The remaining elements of the German attackers are moving on the town of Arracourt, and your division is again put on the defensive. 441 | 47 442 | 27 443 | 444 | 445 | 446 | 10 447 | 12 448 | 1944 449 | Refitting 450 | With the last counterattack, the bridgehead over the Moselle River is finally secure. The division halts to build up supplies, repair vehicles, and plan for the next stage of its advance. 451 | 47 452 | 27 453 | 454 | 455 | 456 | 11 457 | 9 458 | 1944 459 | B 460 | M 461 | Moselle Bridgehead 462 | Having finally built up enough supplies, the Third Army is activated again and goes on the offensive, beginning the battle for Germany. Although record rains have flooded the Seine and Moselle rivers, the engineers have maintained the hard-won bridgeheads to allow troops to cross over and advance toward the German border. 463 | 47 464 | 27 465 | 466 | 467 | 468 | 11 469 | 11 470 | 1944 471 | A 472 | M 473 | Fonteny 474 | This small village north of Arracourt must be taken to continue the division's advance. 475 | 47 476 | 26 477 | 478 | 479 | 480 | 11 481 | 12 482 | 1944 483 | C 484 | H 485 | Counterattack at Rodalbe 486 | The 11th Panzer Division has launched a counterattack in force against the division. Your battlegroup is assigned to defend the small village of Rodalbe. 487 | 48 488 | 26 489 | 490 | 491 | 492 | 11 493 | 18 494 | 1944 495 | A 496 | H 497 | Dieuze and Rodalbe 498 | Although an entire US division was lost during the battle at Rodalbe, the 4th Armored continues to fight. Your battlegroup has been ordered to advance against heavy resistance in the crossroads village of Dieuze. 499 | 48 500 | 26 501 | 502 | 503 | 504 | 11 505 | 24 506 | 1944 507 | A 508 | M 509 | Romelfing 510 | The division has broken through German defenses and must capture this town on the Saar river, the last major river before the German border. 511 | 49 512 | 26 513 | 514 | 515 | 516 | 11 517 | 25 518 | 1944 519 | C 520 | M 521 | Counterattacks 522 | German defenders continue to press against the American armoured advance. 523 | 49 524 | 26 525 | 526 | 527 | 528 | 11 529 | 27 530 | 1944 531 | A 532 | M 533 | Wolfskirchen 534 | This town on the east bank of the Saar river must be taken to continue the division's advance further north, where a crossing point of the river can be established. 535 | 49 536 | 26 537 | 538 | 539 | 540 | 12 541 | 1 542 | 1944 543 | A 544 | M 545 | Attack on Saare Union 546 | Approaching this town on the Saar river, the 4th Armoured Division aims to establish a bridgehead to allow further advance. 547 | 49 548 | 25 549 | 550 | 551 | 552 | 12 553 | 5 554 | 1944 555 | B 556 | H 557 | Battle of Bining 558 | This small French village is only about seven miles from the German border, and is heavily defended. 559 | 50 560 | 24 561 | 562 | 563 | 564 | 12 565 | 7 566 | 1944 567 | Refitting 568 | Your division has fought its way through France, right to the border of Germany. The division must stop to refuel and re-arm. 569 | 50 570 | 24 571 | 572 | 573 | 574 | 12 575 | 19 576 | 1944 577 | A 578 | L 579 | Epping-Urbach 580 | German forces have launched an offensive in the vast forest region known as the Ardennes, and Patton's Third Army has been ordered to strike north into the southern flank of the German salient. 581 | forest 582 | 50 583 | 24 584 | 585 | 586 | 587 | 588 | 12 589 | 22 590 | 1944 591 | A 592 | L 593 | Martelange, Belgium 594 | The 4th has advanced northwest about 120 miles, past occupied Luxembourg, and into the frontier area of southeastern Belgium. 595 | 43 596 | 22 597 | 598 | 599 | 600 | 12 601 | 23 602 | 1944 603 | A 604 | H 605 | Battle for Chaumont 606 | The next sizable village along the route north toward Bastogne, Chaumont is surrounded by German forces and must be cleared. 607 | forest 608 | 43 609 | 22 610 | 611 | 612 | 613 | 614 | 615 | 12 616 | 24 617 | 1944 618 | A 619 | H 620 | Battle for Warnach 621 | Warnach is being assaulted on three sides from infantry and armoured companies, but is a German regimental command post and will be heavily defended. 622 | forest 623 | 43 624 | 22 625 | 626 | 627 | 628 | 12 629 | 26 630 | 1944 631 | A 632 | H 633 | Into Bastogne 634 | After pushing north for a week, the 4th Armoured has nearly met up with surrounded and beleagured 101st Airborn Division at Bastogne. One final push should allow you to link up with these soldiers, who have been largely cut off from allies for seven days. 635 | forest 636 | 43 637 | 21 638 | 639 | 640 | 641 | 12 642 | 29 643 | 1944 644 | A 645 | M 646 | Opening Arlon-Bastogne Highway 647 | Having met up with the 101st Airborne, your division must now secure the supply route into Bastogne so that it can be held against further counterattacks. 648 | forest 649 | 43 650 | 21 651 | 652 | 653 | 654 | 12 655 | 30 656 | 1944 657 | C 658 | M 659 | Defense of Bastogne corridor 660 | Determined to push back American forces reinforcing the area around Bastogne, German forces have launched a counterattack. Your battlegroup must defend its position to help keep the lifeline into the captured area secure. 661 | forest 662 | 43 663 | 21 664 | 665 | 666 | 667 | 1 668 | 3 669 | 1945 670 | Refitting 671 | The German counterattacks over the New Year have been driven back, and the division has an opportunity to rest and resupply. 672 | 43 673 | 21 674 | 675 | 676 | 677 | 1 678 | 9 679 | 1945 680 | A 681 | L 682 | Noville 683 | The division has been ordered to advance on Noville, a small village on the highway leading north from Bastogne. 684 | forest 685 | 43 686 | 21 687 | 688 | 689 | 690 | 1 691 | 10 692 | 1945 693 | A 694 | L 695 | Bourcy 696 | This village, just east of the captured Noville, is just a few miles from the border with Germany. 697 | 44 698 | 21 699 | 700 | 701 | 702 | 1 703 | 11 704 | 1945 705 | C 706 | L 707 | Defensive Positions near Bourcy 708 | Your battlegroup is ordered to hold your position near the village of Bourcy in defense of a German counterattack. 709 | 44 710 | 21 711 | 712 | 713 | 714 | 2 715 | 2 716 | 1945 717 | A 718 | L 719 | Hosdorf 720 | This small village is on the river Our, the border between Belgium and Germany. 721 | 46 722 | 20 723 | 724 | 725 | 726 | 2 727 | 3 728 | 1945 729 | Refitting 730 | While waiting for a secure bridgehead into Germany, the division takes the opportunity to rearm, reload, and refit. 731 | 46 732 | 20 733 | 734 | 735 | 736 | 2 737 | 22 738 | 1945 739 | B 740 | M 741 | Geichlingen 742 | This small town, close to the border with Luxembourg, is the first barrier to penetrating Germany's Siegfried defense line. 743 | 47 744 | 22 745 | 746 | 747 | 748 | 2 749 | 23 750 | 1945 751 | B 752 | M 753 | Sinspelt 754 | The division continues to advance into Germany. Today your orders are to capture the village of Sinspelt, a small group of farmhouses surrounded by rolling hills. 755 | 48 756 | 22 757 | 758 | 759 | 760 | 2 761 | 25 762 | 1945 763 | B 764 | M 765 | Rittersdorf 766 | Another small town, Rittersdorf stands astride the Nims river, and capturing it will ensure that allied forces are not held up here. 767 | 48 768 | 22 769 | 770 | 771 | 772 | 2 773 | 26 774 | 1945 775 | B 776 | M 777 | Bitburg 778 | The bridgehead secure, this area just southeast of Rittersdorf is an important high ground and must be cleared of entrenched German forces. 779 | 48 780 | 22 781 | 782 | 783 | 784 | 2 785 | 27 786 | 1945 787 | B 788 | M 789 | Matzen 790 | Your battlegroup has been ordered to attack the village of Matzen to the northeast of Bitburg. 791 | 48 792 | 22 793 | 794 | 795 | 796 | 3 797 | 2 798 | 1945 799 | Refitting 800 | The division's advance has been halted for a few days while it regroups in an assembly area, in preparation for moving out again. 801 | 48 802 | 22 803 | 804 | 805 | 806 | 3 807 | 5 808 | 1945 809 | A 810 | L 811 | To the Rhine 812 | General Patton is determined to advanced to the Rhine river, even if it means leaving behind supporting forces, so the division begins its advance eastwards deeper into Germany. 813 | 49 814 | 22 815 | 816 | 817 | 818 | 3 819 | 14 820 | 1945 821 | A 822 | M 823 | Attack out of Moselle Bridgehead 824 | The division has made steady progress but must now cross the Moselle river, the same river that the division had forged across much further upstream back in early September of last year. 825 | 50 826 | 22 827 | 828 | 829 | 830 | 3 831 | 15 832 | 1945 833 | A 834 | M 835 | Bad Kreuznauch 836 | This small town stands on a tributary of the Rhine river, and must be cleared of resistance in order to approach the frontier of the river itself. 837 | 53 838 | 22 839 | 840 | 841 | 842 | 3 843 | 20 844 | 1945 845 | A 846 | L 847 | Worms on the Rhine 848 | This is a major town on the Rhine, but luckily is only lightly defended. 849 | 54 850 | 23 851 | 852 | 853 | 854 | 3 855 | 21 856 | 1945 857 | Refitting 858 | In preparation for capturing a secure crossing over the Rhine, the division halts for one day to rearm, refuel, and refit. 859 | 54 860 | 23 861 | 862 | 863 | 864 | 3 865 | 22 866 | 1945 867 | A 868 | L 869 | Across the Rhine at Oppenheim 870 | Your battlegroup is ordered to capture the town of Oppenheim, a suitable location for the combat engineers to construct a pontoon bridge over the Rhine. 871 | 54 872 | 22 873 | 874 | 875 | 876 | 3 877 | 25 878 | 1945 879 | A 880 | L 881 | Hanau and Darmstadt 882 | Just east of the major city of Frankfurt, these small towns should not offer much resistance. 883 | 56 884 | 21 885 | 886 | 887 | 888 | 3 889 | 28 890 | 1945 891 | A 892 | L 893 | Across the Main at Grossauheim 894 | The Main river flows through Frankfurt and feeds into the Rhine. It must be crossed here in order to continue the division's push deeper into Germany. 895 | 56 896 | 21 897 | 898 | 899 | 900 | 4 901 | 1 902 | 1945 903 | A 904 | L 905 | Creuzburg 906 | In a few days the division has advanced over 100 miles, arriving at the town of Creuzburg, nearly in the center of Germany proper. 907 | 60 908 | 18 909 | 910 | 911 | 912 | 4 913 | 4 914 | 1945 915 | A 916 | L 917 | Gotha 918 | Just 30 miles east of Creuzburg, this small town only offers light resistance. 919 | 61 920 | 18 921 | 922 | 923 | 924 | 4 925 | 12 926 | 1945 927 | A 928 | L 929 | Crossed the Saale River 930 | Just south of the town of Jena, the division approaches the Saale river. 931 | 63 932 | 18 933 | 934 | 935 | 936 | 4 937 | 13 938 | 1945 939 | A 940 | L 941 | Wolkenburg 942 | This town, a mere 41 miles from occupied Czechoslovakia, is one of the final targets for Patton's advance eastwards through Germany. 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But first, please read 674 | . 675 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /icon.ico: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AndroidHell/ArmouredCommanderLinux/43aa1e3c51216b8703a9199dbe0244949285ee79/icon.ico -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /libSDL.so: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AndroidHell/ArmouredCommanderLinux/43aa1e3c51216b8703a9199dbe0244949285ee79/libSDL.so -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /libtcod.so: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AndroidHell/ArmouredCommanderLinux/43aa1e3c51216b8703a9199dbe0244949285ee79/libtcod.so -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /libtcodpy.pyc: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AndroidHell/ArmouredCommanderLinux/43aa1e3c51216b8703a9199dbe0244949285ee79/libtcodpy.pyc -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /setup.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | from distutils.core import setup 2 | import py2exe, sys, os 3 | import glob, shutil 4 | import pygame 5 | sys.argv.append('py2exe') 6 | 7 | # constant defs 8 | VERSION = '1.0' 9 | AUTHOR_NAME = 'Gregory Adam Scott' 10 | AUTHOR_EMAIL = 'armouredcommander@gmail.com' 11 | AUTHOR_URL = 'http://www.armouredcommander.com' 12 | PRODUCT_NAME = 'Armoured Commander' 13 | SCRIPT_MAIN = 'armcom.py' 14 | VERSIONSTRING = PRODUCT_NAME + VERSION 15 | ICONFILE = 'icon.ico' 16 | 17 | REMOVE_BUILD_ON_EXIT = False # remove build tree on exit 18 | 19 | PYGAMEDIR = os.path.split(pygame.base.__file__)[0] 20 | 21 | DLLS = ['libtcod-mingw.dll', 'python27.dll', 'SDL.dll'] 22 | 23 | if os.path.exists('dist/'): shutil.rmtree('dist/') # remove last dist dir 24 | 25 | extra_files = [ ("",[ICONFILE,'README.txt', 'gpl.txt', 26 | 'terminal8x12_armcom.png', 'terminal8x12_armcom_small.png', 'data.zip']), 27 | ("data",glob.glob(os.path.join('data','*.png'))), 28 | ("data",glob.glob(os.path.join('data','*.xml'))), 29 | ("data",glob.glob(os.path.join('data','*.xp'))) 30 | ] 31 | 32 | # list of modules to exclude from dist 33 | MODULE_EXCLUDES = [ 34 | 'email', 'AppKit', 'Foundation', 'bdb', 'difflib', 'tcl', 'Tkinter', 'Tkconstants', 35 | 'curses', 'distutils', 'setuptools', 'urllib', 36 | 'BaseHTTPServer', '_LWPCookieJar', '_MozillaCookieJar', 'ftplib', 'gopherlib', 37 | '_ssl', 'htmllib', 'mimetypes', 'tty', 'webbrowser', 'compiler', 'pydoc' 38 | ] 39 | 40 | INCLUDE_STUFF = ['encodings',"encodings.latin_1",] 41 | 42 | #hack which fixes the pygame mixer and pygame font 43 | origIsSystemDLL = py2exe.build_exe.isSystemDLL # save the orginal before we edit it 44 | def isSystemDLL(pathname): 45 | # checks if the freetype and ogg dll files are being included 46 | if os.path.basename(pathname).lower() in ("libogg-0.dll"): 47 | return 0 48 | return origIsSystemDLL(pathname) # return the orginal function 49 | py2exe.build_exe.isSystemDLL = isSystemDLL # override the default function with this one 50 | 51 | setup(windows = [ 52 | {'script': SCRIPT_MAIN, 53 | 'other_resources': [(u"VERSIONTAG",1,VERSIONSTRING)], 54 | 'icon_resources': [(1,ICONFILE)]}], 55 | options = {"py2exe": { 56 | "optimize": 2, 57 | "includes": INCLUDE_STUFF, 58 | "compressed": 1, 59 | "ascii": 1, 60 | "bundle_files": 2, 61 | "ignores": ['tcl','AppKit','Numeric','Foundation'], 62 | "excludes": MODULE_EXCLUDES} }, 63 | name = PRODUCT_NAME, 64 | version = VERSION, 65 | data_files = extra_files, 66 | zipfile = None, 67 | author = AUTHOR_NAME, 68 | author_email = AUTHOR_EMAIL, 69 | url = AUTHOR_URL) 70 | 71 | # clean up 72 | if os.path.exists('dist/tcl'): shutil.rmtree('dist/tcl') 73 | if REMOVE_BUILD_ON_EXIT: shutil.rmtree('build/') 74 | if os.path.exists('dist/tcl84.dll'): os.unlink('dist/tcl84.dll') 75 | if os.path.exists('dist/tk84.dll'): os.unlink('dist/tk84.dll') 76 | 77 | # copy over required DLLs 78 | for f in DLLS: 79 | fname = os.path.basename(f) 80 | try: 81 | shutil.copyfile(f,os.path.join('dist',fname)) 82 | except: pass 83 | 84 | # copy over source files 85 | os.mkdir('dist/src') 86 | SOURCEFILES = ['armcom.py', 'armcom_defs.py', 'armcom_vehicle_defs.py', 'setup.py', 87 | 'xp_loader.py', 'XpLoader_LICENSE.txt', 'gpl.txt', 'icon.ico'] 88 | for filename in SOURCEFILES: 89 | shutil.copyfile(filename, 'dist/src/'+filename) 90 | 91 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /terminal8x12_armcom.png: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AndroidHell/ArmouredCommanderLinux/43aa1e3c51216b8703a9199dbe0244949285ee79/terminal8x12_armcom.png -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /terminal8x12_armcom_small.png: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AndroidHell/ArmouredCommanderLinux/43aa1e3c51216b8703a9199dbe0244949285ee79/terminal8x12_armcom_small.png -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /test.sh: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/bin/sh 2 | 3 | if [ $# -eq 0 ]; then 4 | PYVER=$(python --version) 5 | fi 6 | if [ PYVER =~ *2* ]; then 7 | python armcom.py 8 | fi 9 | if [ $# -eq 1 && $1 -eq 2 ]; then 10 | python2 armcom.py 11 | else 12 | echo "Armoured Commander requires Python 2." 13 | echo "Please ensure it is installed and use 'armcom.sh 2' to launch" 14 | fi 15 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /test.sh~: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AndroidHell/ArmouredCommanderLinux/43aa1e3c51216b8703a9199dbe0244949285ee79/test.sh~ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /xp_loader.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | import libtcodpy as libtcod 2 | 3 | ################################## 4 | # In-memory XP format is as follows: 5 | # Returned structure is a dictionary with the keys version, layers, width, height, and layer_data 6 | ## Version is stored in case it's useful for someone, but as mentioned in the format description it probably won't be unless format changes happen 7 | ## Layers is a full 32 bit int, though right now REXPaint only exports or manages up to 4 layers 8 | ## Width and height are extracted from the layer with largest width and height - this value will hold true for all layers for now as per the format description 9 | ## layer_data is a list of individual layers, which are stored in the following format 10 | ### Each layer is a dictionary with keys width, height (see above), and cells. 11 | ### Cells is a row major 2d array of, again, dictionaries with the values 'keycode' (ascii keycode), 'fore_r/g/b', and 'back_r/g/b' (technically ints but in value 0-255) 12 | ################################## 13 | 14 | 15 | ################################## 16 | # Used primarily internally to parse the data, feel free to reference them externally if it's useful. 17 | # Changing these programattically will, of course, screw up the parsing (unless the format changes and you're using an old copy of this file) 18 | ################################## 19 | 20 | version_bytes = 4 21 | layer_count_bytes = 4 22 | 23 | layer_width_bytes = 4 24 | layer_height_bytes = 4 25 | layer_keycode_bytes = 4 26 | layer_fore_rgb_bytes = 3 27 | layer_back_rgb_bytes = 3 28 | layer_cell_bytes = layer_keycode_bytes + layer_fore_rgb_bytes + layer_back_rgb_bytes 29 | 30 | 31 | 32 | ################################## 33 | # REXPaint color key for transparent background colors. Not directly used here, but you should reference this when calling libtcod's console_set_key_color on offscreen consoles. 34 | ################################## 35 | 36 | transparent_cell_back_r = 255 37 | transparent_cell_back_g = 0 38 | transparent_cell_back_b = 255 39 | 40 | #################################################################### 41 | # START LIBTCOD SPECIFIC CODE 42 | 43 | ################################## 44 | # Used primarily internally to parse the data, feel free to reference them externally if it's useful. 45 | # Changing these programattically will, of course, screw up the parsing (unless the format changes and you're using an old copy of this file) 46 | ################################## 47 | 48 | #the solid square character 49 | poskey_tile_character = 219 50 | 51 | #some or all of the below may appear in libtcod's color definitions; and in fact, you can use libtcod colors as you please for position keys. 52 | #These are merely the colors provided in the accompanying palette. 53 | 54 | poskey_color_red = libtcod.Color(255, 0, 0) 55 | poskey_color_lightpurple = libtcod.Color(254, 0, 255) # specifically 254 as 255, 0, 255 is considered a transparent key color in REXPaint 56 | poskey_color_orange = libtcod.Color(255, 128, 0) 57 | poskey_color_pink = libtcod.Color(255, 0, 128) 58 | poskey_color_green = libtcod.Color(0, 255, 0) 59 | poskey_color_teal = libtcod.Color(0, 255, 255) 60 | poskey_color_yellow = libtcod.Color(255, 255, 0) 61 | poskey_color_blue = libtcod.Color(0, 0, 255) 62 | poskey_color_lightblue = libtcod.Color(0, 128, 255) 63 | poskey_color_purple = libtcod.Color(128, 0, 255) 64 | poskey_color_white = libtcod.Color(255, 255, 255) 65 | 66 | ################################## 67 | # please note - this function writes the contents of transparent cells to the provided console. 68 | # If you're building an offscreen console and want to use the default (or some other) color for transparency, please call libtcod's console.set_key_color(color) 69 | ################################## 70 | 71 | def load_layer_to_console(console, xp_file_layer): 72 | if not xp_file_layer['width'] or not xp_file_layer['height']: 73 | raise AttributeError('Attempted to call load_layer_to_console on data that didn\'t have a width or height key, check your data') 74 | 75 | for x in range(xp_file_layer['width']): 76 | for y in range(xp_file_layer['height']): 77 | cell_data = xp_file_layer['cells'][x][y] 78 | fore_color = libtcod.Color(cell_data['fore_r'], cell_data['fore_g'], cell_data['fore_b']) 79 | back_color = libtcod.Color(cell_data['back_r'], cell_data['back_g'], cell_data['back_b']) 80 | libtcod.console_put_char_ex(console, x, y, cell_data['keycode'], fore_color, back_color) 81 | 82 | def get_position_key_xy(xp_file_layer, poskey_color): 83 | for x in range(xp_file_layer['width']): 84 | for y in range(xp_file_layer['height']): 85 | cell_data = xp_file_layer['cells'][x][y] 86 | if cell_data['keycode'] == poskey_tile_character: 87 | fore_color_matches = cell_data['fore_r'] == poskey_color.r and cell_data['fore_g'] == poskey_color.g and cell_data['fore_b'] == poskey_color.b 88 | back_color_matches = cell_data['back_r'] == poskey_color.r and cell_data['back_g'] == poskey_color.g and cell_data['back_b'] == poskey_color.b 89 | if fore_color_matches or back_color_matches: 90 | return (x, y) 91 | raise LookupError('No position key was specified for color ' + str(poskey_color) + ', check your .xp file and/or the input color') 92 | 93 | 94 | # END LIBTCOD SPECIFIC CODE 95 | #################################################################### 96 | 97 | 98 | 99 | 100 | ################################## 101 | # loads in an xp file from an unzipped string (gained from opening a .xp file with gzip and calling .read()) 102 | # reverse_endian controls whether the slices containing data for things like layer width, height, number of layers, etc. is reversed 103 | # so far as I can tell Python is doing int conversions in big-endian, while the .xp format stores them in little-endian 104 | # I may just not be aware of it being unneeded, but have it there in case 105 | ################################## 106 | 107 | def load_xp_string(file_string, reverse_endian=True): 108 | 109 | offset = 0 110 | 111 | version = file_string[offset : offset + version_bytes] 112 | offset += version_bytes 113 | layer_count = file_string[offset : offset + layer_count_bytes] 114 | offset += layer_count_bytes 115 | 116 | if reverse_endian: 117 | version = version[::-1] 118 | layer_count = layer_count[::-1] 119 | 120 | # hex-encodes the numbers then converts them to an int 121 | version = int(version.encode('hex'), 16) 122 | layer_count = int(layer_count.encode('hex'), 16) 123 | 124 | layers = [] 125 | 126 | current_largest_width = 0 127 | current_largest_height = 0 128 | 129 | for layer in range(layer_count): 130 | #slight lookahead to figure out how much data to feed load_layer 131 | 132 | this_layer_width = file_string[offset:offset + layer_width_bytes] 133 | this_layer_height = file_string[offset + layer_width_bytes:offset + layer_width_bytes + layer_height_bytes] 134 | 135 | if reverse_endian: 136 | this_layer_width = this_layer_width[::-1] 137 | this_layer_height = this_layer_height[::-1] 138 | 139 | this_layer_width = int(this_layer_width.encode('hex'), 16) 140 | this_layer_height = int(this_layer_height.encode('hex'), 16) 141 | 142 | current_largest_width = max(current_largest_width, this_layer_width) 143 | current_largest_height = max(current_largest_height, this_layer_height) 144 | 145 | layer_data_size = layer_width_bytes + layer_height_bytes + (layer_cell_bytes * this_layer_width * this_layer_height) 146 | 147 | layer_data_raw = file_string[offset:offset + layer_data_size] 148 | layer_data = parse_layer(file_string[offset:offset + layer_data_size], reverse_endian) 149 | layers.append(layer_data) 150 | 151 | offset += layer_data_size 152 | 153 | return { 154 | 'version':version, 155 | 'layer_count':layer_count, 156 | 'width':current_largest_width, 157 | 'height':current_largest_height, 158 | 'layer_data':layers 159 | } 160 | 161 | ################################## 162 | # Takes a single layer's data and returns the format listed at the top of the file for a single layer. 163 | ################################## 164 | 165 | def parse_layer(layer_string, reverse_endian=True): 166 | offset = 0 167 | 168 | width = layer_string[offset:offset + layer_width_bytes] 169 | offset += layer_width_bytes 170 | height = layer_string[offset:offset + layer_height_bytes] 171 | offset += layer_height_bytes 172 | 173 | if reverse_endian: 174 | width = width[::-1] 175 | height = height[::-1] 176 | 177 | width = int(width.encode('hex'), 16) 178 | height = int(height.encode('hex'), 16) 179 | 180 | cells = [] 181 | for x in range(width): 182 | row = [] 183 | 184 | for y in range(height): 185 | cell_data_raw = layer_string[offset:offset + layer_cell_bytes] 186 | cell_data = parse_individual_cell(cell_data_raw, reverse_endian) 187 | row.append(cell_data) 188 | offset += layer_cell_bytes 189 | 190 | cells.append(row) 191 | 192 | return { 193 | 'width':width, 194 | 'height':height, 195 | 'cells':cells 196 | } 197 | 198 | ################################## 199 | # Pulls out the keycode and the foreground/background RGB values from a single cell's data, returning them in the format listed at the top of this file for a single cell. 200 | ################################## 201 | 202 | def parse_individual_cell(cell_string, reverse_endian=True): 203 | offset = 0 204 | 205 | keycode = cell_string[offset:offset + layer_keycode_bytes] 206 | if reverse_endian: 207 | keycode = keycode[::-1] 208 | keycode = int(keycode.encode('hex'), 16) 209 | offset += layer_keycode_bytes 210 | 211 | fore_r = int(cell_string[offset:offset+1].encode('hex'), 16) 212 | offset += 1 213 | fore_g = int(cell_string[offset:offset+1].encode('hex'), 16) 214 | offset += 1 215 | fore_b = int(cell_string[offset:offset+1].encode('hex'), 16) 216 | offset += 1 217 | 218 | back_r = int(cell_string[offset:offset+1].encode('hex'), 16) 219 | offset += 1 220 | back_g = int(cell_string[offset:offset+1].encode('hex'), 16) 221 | offset += 1 222 | back_b = int(cell_string[offset:offset+1].encode('hex'), 16) 223 | offset += 1 224 | 225 | return { 226 | 'keycode':keycode, 227 | 'fore_r':fore_r, 228 | 'fore_g':fore_g, 229 | 'fore_b':fore_b, 230 | 'back_r':back_r, 231 | 'back_g':back_g, 232 | 'back_b':back_b, 233 | } -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /xp_loader.pyc: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AndroidHell/ArmouredCommanderLinux/43aa1e3c51216b8703a9199dbe0244949285ee79/xp_loader.pyc --------------------------------------------------------------------------------