Version 1.0 of the Bautzen mod is finally ready for download.
The mod was trickier to produce than I had originally thought, largely because working on it kept turning up glitches in the Leipzig and 1814 mods.
Like my Leipzig mod, the Bautzen mod is a double mod, but for different reasons. The Leipzig mod used a parallel install to distinguish between the different look of summer and autumn foliage. The Bautzen mod uses a parrallel install to overcome a gap in the programming. The JTS version of Bautzen uses the French army as a shell for the Swedish units, which can have some rather peculiar and unfortunate side-effects, like Swedish units appearing against a French Flag background. While I hope for the sake of those using the plain vanilla version that the engine is changed to allow Swedish units to appear in their proper setting, if you are using one of my mods the issue is moot. The one caveat is that the Russo-Swedish war won't work too well in the Bautzen portion of the mod, and the battles of Lutzen and Bautzen will look really weird in the Russo-Swedish War portion.
(If someone is really comfortable moving around inside the files of the game, I might go so far as to suggest removing the Russo-Swedish War scenarios from the Bautzen portion, and the 1813 scenarios from the Russo-Swedish War portion).
Here is what the two different mods look like if you use the parallel install. The first four screenshots are from Lutzen and Bautzen.
And here is what the Russo-Swedish War looks like if you use the parallel instal:
Parallel installs, by the way, are nothing more than installing the game once, copying and pasting the game to the same folder, and then renaming the copy. I've included desktop icons (and instructions on how to get them to work) so that you can tell the two modded versions of the game apart.
The Bautzen mod can be downloaded here:
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And please read the README files (there are three of them) before you do anything rash.
