I am trying to do some reasearch for a map I am planning to do for WAW. In order to get things as accurate as possible I need some photos of WW2 era houses and buildings, as I would like to bring as much authenticity to my map as possible. Any pics would be great, of Germany, poland, Russia, Japan. I have been searching the web but still can't find anything suitable. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

I can send you some screenshots of accurate paper houses, basically large Japanese city houses, I made them awhile back. Don't forget that theres some awesome maps back from CoD2 and vCoD, that have historically accurate buildings, such as Carentan and Dawnville (St. Mere Eglise)

Thanks for the offer vT, but it looks as though I am going to have to give up on the editing. My computer crashes and goes to Bluescreen everytime I use a map editor (either radiant, or Hammer) Everything else works fine, all my games, and applications. And I've tryed everything to solve it, but it's no go. After my last crash, even when I start radiant now it now asks for the codwaw.prj file everytime I load when it didn't before. Looks like I have come to the end of the line with editing. Thanks for the offer anyways.

Others still might be able to use those photos, so posting them on a photobucket or other account for all to see might be a good idea, followed by putting the links up here. Thank you, Kyle Mulliger.

P.S. This means I would appreciate it if you would post the pics up anyways.

Cerebral_Assassin writes...

Hmmm, did you try removing all the registery keys for the editors and reinstall?

Thanks for the advice vT, but removing the registery keys is something a little out of my league. Don't have any experience with that sort of thing. Thanks anyway!

I can walk you through it later if you want.

Sure, we can give it a try. Just leave me a post here and we can give it a try. I am in and out of the forums all day and part of the nigh.

Cerebral_Assassin writes...

Ok, will you be on around 6ish? Eastern time.

Found some German aerial photos of Russia.


http://englishrussia.com/?p=2952