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Have you tried to set the greyscale image to the desired height values
before you import it? I mean there is a way to compress the
greyscale image via your 2d program so
it only contains the desired height range before you import ii into 5cc.
That might workaround the problem 5cc is giving you.

The building side wall textures did in fact come from
combat mission bitmaps. The roof and floor textures
came from cc2. So the buildings resemble a freak
mutant offspring between those 2 games.

The entire 3d scene is one big digital 3d model.
If you look at it from a topdown vantage point
it resembles the normal view seen while playing.

You can then use that topdown view to code a playable
2d map using tools like 5cc or 3c.

The topdown views are playable maps, the 3d views are not playable.

Ok I downloaded the video in question ...I think its the
Merc War Wruff vs L4W last battle.avi that is being talked
about here right? Ive got a tool which can exam video files
and report back what codec they were encoded in.

Its reporting back that the movie was encoded using TSCC (tech smith
screen capture codec). This is the default codec camtasia uses
to record a movie. Unfortunately its not a common codec so
people on other pcs will likely run into problems watching it. This
is the problem. They need that paticular codec TSCC to watch
this movie.

Right now people can watch if if they have downloaded and installed
the camtasia trial. (doing this will install the necessary TSCC codec to view
your movie) or they can install just the TSCC codec seprately which can
be obtained here (170kb size) This would probably allow someone
like Pvt_Grunt to watch it.
http://download2.techsmith.com/tscc/TSCC.exehttp://download2.techsmith.com/tscc/TSCC.exe

To avoid this problem in the future you should consider choosing to record
movies in a more common codec. This is done by going to....

Start-->programs-->Camtasia Studio-->applications-->Camtasia recorder-->tools--->options--> video setup.

Inside video setup you will see a list of codecs to choose from.
choose a common codec such as "Microsoft MPEG-4 Video Codec V2"
or "Microsoft MPEG-4 Video Codec V1". Any windows pc should
have these fresh from the factory.

This forces camtasia to use a common codec instead of its own
uncommon default codec when it records a movie , so the
final result will be a movie that anyone should be able to view
without the need to download camtasia or codecs.

Hope this makes sense.

The problem is most likely this...
The video was encoded using the "Tech Smith" codec
Thats the default codec camtasia uses.

There is an option in Camstasia to change that codec to something
else before you record a movie. I would suggest
"Microsoft MPEG-4 Video Codec V2" to record movies
if you wish others to be able to view them easily.
Most people will already have this codec so they wont get
any errors when they watch a movie encoded with it.

No, no website. I dont have any experience making websites myself.

I uploaded a single picture to the close combat 1 folder by accident.
Its out of place and doesnt belong there. Could you please move it
to my picture folder or delete it.

Thanks

I mistakenly uploaded 2 pics to the close combat 1 game footage
folder. They really dont belong there since they show close combat 2
maps. I cant figure out anyway to delete those 2 pics or transfer
them to my own personal combat camera folder. Can one of the admins
transfer those 2 pics to my folder and/or delete them from the close
combat 1 in game footage folder?

Im sure it was a T-34 chassis used for the Tigers in that movie.
They did a respectable job with it. Frequently film makers just
slap german markings on an allied tank , halftrack or whatever
and its always spoils the illusion. At least they they tried
in that movie to make it believable. I think it was filmed in Yugoslavia
so they probably had easy access to old soviet equipment and
world war II era stuff.


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