Officers

 

L 2 1 239 Col. James J. Pettegrew

L = leader

2 = Command rating - this determines whether he passes his command check. At the start of the turn if the random number generating is less than the officers modified command rating he is In Command and can assist his units in recovering from being D'd.

1 = Leadership rating - if stacked with a routed unit the unit will use it's morale +1 or the officers Leadership rating if it is greater than the units morale value. So a higher Leadership rating means an officer will rally units better.

 

239 = leader picture # displayed in unit box in the hex info area.

 

Col. James Pettegrew = name displayed in the unit box in the hex info area.

 

 

Units  including infantry, cavalry, guns and boats

 

U 500 1 I M 1 8 26th S.C.

U = unit

 

500 = men per unit

 

1 = unit quality (see table below)

 

I = unit type, infantry

 

M = weapon type (see table below) 

1 = the picture number in the units.bmp file starting with 0 in the upper left reading across then down.

8 = the 3D unit icon for the respective unit starting with 0 on the top line going down with each row having the various facings for each icon.

 

26th S.C. = name displayed in the unit box in the hex info area.

 

U  4 2 A K 32 12 20th N.C. Arty

 

U = unit

 

4 = guns per unit.

 

2 = unit quality (see table below)

 

A = unit type, artillery

 

K = weapon type (see table below)

 

32 = the picture number in the units.bmp file.

 

12 = the 3D unit icon for the respective unit.

 

20th N.C. = name displayed in the unit box in the hex info area.

 

Tables

 

Icon files are 3dUnits50x and 3dUnits100x

a = unlimbered artillery
b = mounted cavalry
c = dismounted cavalry + infantry
g = boats

 

These use the same icon for all units of one side

d = limbered artillery and wagons
e = mounted officers
f = dismounted officers 

 

Unit Quality

 

1 = F          

2 = E

3 = D

4 = C

5 = B

6 = A

 

 

Codes for all the weapon types

 

Letter  ---   Weapon

   A  ------ Repeating Rifle
   a  ------ 42 lb. Rifle
   B  ------ Breech loader 

   b  ------ 12lb Mtn. How. 

   C  ------ Carbine
   c  ------ 7" Brooke Rifle
   D ------ 32 lb. Smoothbore
   d ------ 13" Mortar
   E ------ 32 lb. Rifle
   e ------ 24lb Coehorn Mortar
   F ------ 10 in. Columbiad
   f ------ 18 lb. Rifle
   G ----- 24 Lb. Siege Gun
   g ----- 8 in. Howitzer
   H ----- 12 lb. Howitzer
   h ----- 6 lb. Wiard
   I ----- 42lb Smooth Bore
   i  ------ 12 lb. Wiard
   J ------ 24 lb. Howitzer
   j ------ 6 lb. James Rifle
   K ----- 6 lb. Rifle
   k ----- Mixed Arms
   L ----- 6 lb. Smoothbore
   l ------ Multiple Arms
   M ----- Musket
   m ----- 8" Columbiad
   N ----- 12 lb. Napoleon
   n ----- 24lb Rifle
   O ----- Blakely Rifle
   o ----- 24lb Smooth Bore
   P ----- Pistol
   p ----- 8" Dahlgren
   Q ----- 12 lb. James Rifle
   q ----- 3.67" Sawyer
   R ----- Rifle Musket
   r  ----- 4.5" Rifle
   S ----- Shotgun
   s ----- 6" Howitzer
   T ----- 3 in. Rifle
   t ----- 3" Naval Rifle
   U ----- 20 lb. Parrot Rifle
   u ----- 14lb James Rifle
   V ----- 30 lb. Parrot Rifle
   v ----- 10" Mortar
   W ----- Whitworth Rifle 

   w ----- 2.25" Mountain Rifle (has been modified by Ken Miller to act as an unarmed unit for use in the FTW)
   X ----- 10 lb. Parrot Rifle
   x ----- 200lb Parrot
   Y ----- 100lb Parrot
   y ----- 6.5" Rifle
   Z ----- 9" Dahlgren