| 32 | | The formation positions are created in a certain order. By default, the first position is the center of the first row, then filling the row outwards, and starting again in the center of the next row. The positions are then filled in the order defined by the !SortingClasses. F.e. if "Melee" is your first sorting class, then it will try to fill the first row with melee units, if there are still melee units left, it will fill the second row, ... The !SortingOrder tag can be used to change the order in which the positions are filled. Currently there are two supported orders: "fillFromTheSides" and "fillToTheCenter". !fillFromTheSides will start filling from the sides instead of the front of your formation. This can be handy to get the cavalry on the sides. The fillToTheCenter will start with filling all borders of the formation (thus the front and last row, and the side columns). This is handy to protect vulerable units in the middle of the formation if you expect attacks from all sides. |
| | 32 | The formation positions are created in a certain order. By default, the first position is the center of the first row, then filling the row outwards, and starting again in the center of the next row. The positions are then filled in the order defined by the !SortingClasses. F.e. if "Melee" is your first sorting class, then it will try to fill the first row with melee units, if there are still melee units left, it will fill the second row, ... The !SortingOrder tag can be used to change the order in which the positions are filled. Currently there are two supported orders: "fillFromTheSides" and "fillToTheCenter". fillFromTheSides will start filling from the sides instead of the front of your formation. This can be handy to get the cavalry on the sides. The fillToTheCenter will start with filling all borders of the formation (thus the front and last row, and the side columns). This is handy to protect vulerable units in the middle of the formation if you expect attacks from all sides. |
