Why is there no web mode
Hi,
Why is there not a more extensive web interface for command structures? Sometimes they are off field in a secure location and an emulator is not the best practices for them on PC why not just let them do things from the web?
Also speaking of setup for events can we get more symbols we can place on the map instead of having to drag every polygon?
Thank you,
ranger
Hi,
What exactly do you have in mind for "command structure" on the web interface?
On map editor, you have lines, circles, polygons, custom images, and a ton of icons. You mean more icon symbols?
I'll have to look for the other symbols. I didn't see how to add the icons
For the command view, at minimum the ability to see players on the map without needing BlueStacks. It would be nice to handle simple attack and defend base objectives there so you could quickly tell if the base was yours are not. Ultimately pushing missions out to your team from the web.
Was trying to emulate the AP via BlueStacks today and kept running into issues I'll try the android apps on windows tomorrow but web would be nice too.
When creating or editing an event, you can choose to "view" it in real time. To do this, navigate to the "Share" tab and click the button with the binocular icon.
This mode is view-only, meaning you cannot make any edits to the game. However, you can observe player positions, team points, and other details.
We have successfully tested Ares Alpha app using the NoxPlayer emulator.
We’re continuously adding new features based on player feedback. If there’s enough demand for a specific feature, we’ll definitely implement it!
I think it would be excellent to have a live option for GM to edit the map on a PC, similar to the options on the Phone, so you may do more precise locations or being able to edit current POI or add new ones, basically to be able to work on the event as GM on the PC as you can with the phone app
You can already do this.
Edit the map on the PC, save it, and automatically the updates will be loaded on the players phones.