Mapping subjects... MOHAA--MOHSH

[$ilver@cer]

Hiya ppls,

I've been reading a lot of posts and saying some things now and then.., but isn't it easier if there will be a change in subjects. What i mean is, i would like to see for each post here in mapping, if it regards a MohAA map/subject or if it regards a MohSH subject.

What i was hoping, if it is possible to give each post here a more detailed subject choice when making a new post or even a totally separate, like mapping/mohAA and mapping/MohSH.
This would help me out a lot, as i rather read mohAA problems en stuff instead of MohSH.., not that i don't like SH, it's just i want to read more about AA, and not that i have to go forwards and backwards in all messages, to find out for which it complies...

Are there more ppl here who would want this, and if so, please reply..

Cheers...,
SilverAcer

[panTera]

ey Silver, (nice font-color ) I think you have a good point here. It can be a bit unclear whether someone is working on a SH map or a AA map. Maybe you can start a poll on this to see if more people would like a seperate SH heading?

[jv_map]

Hmm

Then if we were consequent we would have to make a separate AA / SH scripting session as well

I know it can be a bit confusing to have one forum covering both games, but we shouldn't forget AA and SH do have a lot in common. Very much mohaa mapping aspects also apply to spearhead. Only a minority of the posts is dedicated to one of them .

That's why I don't think separate mohaa / sh forums would be a good idea. However I'm curious about the thoughts of .map members

[m4rine]

no, keep same forums, only a good idea would be on the new post form to put a little box

MOHAA MOH SH niether
o o o

on every new post on the mapping/scripting/bots forums (or any other forums that require it.

8)

[m4rine]

i mean

'MOHAA or MOH SH or niether' with one of those 'o' boxes (like on polls) to select them with

8)

[jv_map]

Hmm if only we could program the forums like that

[wacko]

most topics are equal for both AA and SH, so I think it to be rather uncomfortable.

If anyone would read and mind the forum rules, it might be enough to tell ppl that they shall say what SDK their question is about in case it could be relevant.