The number of air search “radar detection warning” messages were excessive and have been scaled way back now.Helicopters in resupply mode will not be attacked by air defence units unless the air defence units have a direct line of sight.This is similar to the way inactive units are drawn and helps distinguish these units at a glance. Units that are locked in place and cannot be moved in the scenario editor or pregame setup are now drawn with the combat numbers on the counter drawn in gray instead of white.Infantry mounted in trucks were not being offered a chance to disembark prior to the objective as were infantry mounted in tracked carriers.The default Game Options settings are remembered separately for PBEM++ games now so that the regular game defaults are not also the PBEM++ game defaults. They are also honored when restarting a saved game. PBEM and PBEM++ play – Game Options are remembered and reused when starting a new game.You can now both Shift select and Alt select from the OOB tree. This makes it much easier to select all related units without first scouring the map. Selecting Units – you can now select a HQ and all subordinate units by Alt-Clicking on it on the main map.The mini-map will now stay a fixed height and now force the collapse of the BIC elements. Newly created maps that have a different aspect ratio than the FPRS standard maps are better supported by the game user interface.The default background art can be found in each National folder. Slightly 3D backgrounds are supplied to replace the default flat look. Counters – The unit counters now use a modifiable national bitmap background when being drawn.Removed towed Rapier SAM units from the self-propelled SAMs. Major update and cleanup of the British data files with the help of Tazak.Thanks to The Plodder for his considerable help with this! The four British scenarios have been revamped and the unit names corrected for 1989.The School Teacher campaign which was posted on November 25th in the Matrix forum has been added to the game.
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