Microsoft Interactive CD Sampler/Microsoft Interactive CD Sampler.iso/DEMOS/COMBAT/CCTRIAL.EXE/1SCRIPT

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#       Project Close Combat
#       Bootcamp
#       Script 1 - Strolling and Shooting
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#       Revisions:
#       Doug Walker 3/30/96
#       Penny Atcheson 5/4/96
#       David Hua 5/11/96
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[INTRO]
* 24 12
*Viewing Terrain
*
*When you play Close Combat, you'll be fighting near Saint Lo in France right
*after D-Day.  As a military leader, you have the advantage of seeing a full view
*of each battlefield and all the fighting units.
*
*In this exercise of Boot Camp, you'll learn to:
*        Tour a map of a battlefield
*        Identify good defensive terrain
*
*To continue Boot Camp, click anywhere on this message.  To exit Boot Camp,
*select Abort Battle from the Game (File) menu.
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#               Message Display 1 - The View Monitor
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#Begin Lesson 1
[BEGIN LESSON]
?Action
?Steps
!CENTER_TEAM 0 0 -1 -1
!POPUP 0 12 -1 -1
*At the start of each game, you'll see an enlarged section of a
*battlefield.  This view covers the majority of the screen.  In this
*example, you're looking at a field close to Omaha Beach in France
*during the Normandy Campaign.
?Success
?Error
?WDI4U
[END LESSON]
#End Lesson 1
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#               Message Display 2 - Intro Landscape
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#Begin Lesson 2
[BEGIN LESSON]
?Action
?Steps
!CENTER 25 5 -1 -1
!ARROW  0 1 29 5
!POPUP 0 12 -1 -1
*Since each battlefield can provide clues for effective maneuvers,
*familiarize yourself with objects you might see in different games.
*For example, you could use paved roads to quickly advance tanks.
!CENTER 33 5 -1 -1
!REMOVE_ARROW 0 -1 -1 -1
!ARROW 1 1 37 5
!POPUP 0 12 -1 -1
*As well as paved roads, you'll see dirt roads that you could use for
*advancing.
*
*Consider all the circumstances when planning your course of
*action.  Roads provide the easiest terrain to move on, but they also
*expose you to enemy fire.
?Success
?Error
?WDI4U
[END LESSON]
#End Lesson 2
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#               Message Display 3 - More Landscape
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#Begin Lesson 3
[BEGIN LESSON]
?Action
?Steps
!CENTER 31 8 -1 -1
!ARROW 0 6 31 10
!POPUP 0 12 -1 -1
*You may also see landscape on the battlefield such as fields of
*wheat or grasses.  These provide minimal protection, but enemy
*troops may be hiding in the fields.
!CENTER 6 5 -1 -1
!REMOVE_ARROW 0 -1 -1 -1
!ARROW 1 2 10 5
!POPUP 0 12 -1 -1
*There are streams and other small waterways on many of the
*maps.
!CENTER 17 16 -1 -1
!REMOVE_ARROW 1 -1 -1 -1
!ARROW 2 4 17 17
!POPUP 0 12 -1 -1
*Something as simple as a pond could impede your troops'
*progress.  They may have to move around it, exposing themselves
*to enemy fire.  You might need to consider taking a different route
*for better coverage.
!CENTER 9 1 -1 -1
!REMOVE_ARROW 2 -1 -1 -1
!ARROW 3 3 14 1
!POPUP 0 12 -1 -1
*You might also see small bushes called scrub.  Scrub are short
*plants providing little protection from enemy fire, but you can shoot
*over them and hide again.
?Success
?Error
?WDI4U
[END LESSON]
#End Lesson 3
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#               Message Display 4 - Hedgerows
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#Begin Lesson 4
[BEGIN LESSON]
?Action
?Steps
!CENTER 12 3 -1 -1
!ARROW  0 4 17 3
!POPUP 0 12 -1 -1
*Surveying the map carefully can be beneficial to your war tactics.
*For example, this map shows the infamous hedgerows or bocage
*of Normandy.  It provides excellent defense for soldiers, both
*friendly and unfriendly.
?Success
?Error
?WDI4U
[END LESSON]
#End Lesson 4
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#               Message Display 5 - Other items - buildings, fences, craters
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#Begin Lesson 5
[BEGIN LESSON]
?Action
?Steps
!CENTER 24 4 -1 -1
!ARROW 0 6 24 6
!POPUP 0 12 -1 -1
*Often you'll see stone or wood buildings such as this structure.
*Buildings, especially stone buildings, provide the best coverage,
*but it's difficult to get a clear line of fire when you're inside.
!CENTER 22 8 -1 -1
!REMOVE_ARROW 0 -1 -1 -1
!ARROW 1 13 22 9
!POPUP 0 12 -1 -1
*Stone or wood buildings are sometimes surrounded by stone
*fences.  Fences can also be used for coverage or safety.
!CENTER 5 4 -1 -1
!REMOVE_ARROW 1 -1 -1 -1
!ARROW 2 12 5 5
!POPUP 0 12 -1 -1
*You might also use the trees for hiding spots, but be careful.  The
*enemy may have the same idea and be hiding in the trees or
*buildings, ready to ambush you.
?Success
?Error
?WDI4U
[END LESSON]
#End Lesson 5
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#               Message Display 6 - Flags
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#Begin Lesson 6
[BEGIN LESSON]
?Action
?Steps
!CENTER 16 8 -1 -1
!ARROW 0 7 16 10
!POPUP 0 12 -1 -1
*Victory Locations are indicated by flags.  At the start of a battle,
*your Victory Locations are indicated by the enemy's flag.
*
*If you are successful in taking an enemy-occupied Victory
*Location, the flag will change to your side's flag, marking that
*location under your control.
?Success
?Error
?WDI4U
[END LESSON]
#End Lesson 6
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#               Message Display 7 - Other items - soldiers/units
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#Begin Lesson 7
[BEGIN LESSON]
?Action
?Steps
!CENTER_TEAM 0 0 -1 -1
!POPUP 0 12 -1 -1
*The soldiers are first positioned on friendly territory.  Team
*units are clustered together.  The teams can be moved during the
*battle as well as strategically set up before the battle begins.
*
*More information about soldiers will come later in Boot Camp
*training.
?Success
?Error
?WDI4U
[END LESSON]
#End Lesson 7
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#               Message Display 9 - Viewing around on their own
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#Begin Lesson 9
[BEGIN LESSON]
?Action
*SCROLL_MAP -1 -1 -1 -1
?Steps
!CENTER_TEAM 0 0 -1 -1
!POPUP 0 12 -1 -1
*You can view different areas around the map by moving the mouse
*pointer to the edge of the screen in the direction you want to see.
*Try it.
*
*Remove this message and scroll the map.
?Success
!POPUP 0 12 -1 -1
*Well done!  Use this method to see different areas of the map
*before and during battle.
?Error
!POPUP 0 12 -1 -1
*Try again.  Move the mouse pointer to the edge of the
*screen to view different parts of the map.
?WDI4U
[END LESSON]
#End Lesson 9
[OUTTRO]
*18 12
*Summary
*
*Battle scenarios are finished when either team is defeated or when a sufficient
*amount of time has passed to exhaust either team or complete a battle.  This
*completes the Boot Camp training on viewing the map.
*
*In this training session, you learned to:
*        Identify items you might see on the map in the view area
*        View different areas of the battlefield
*
*To continue Boot Camp training, return to the Command screen and choose
*another session.  If you're ready to play, click Maneuvers and then select the
*battle you'd like to try.