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1. Where you have not installed Battlefield Pultusk, certain image files within the main Nir folder (as listed in Step 4 below) must be likewise backed up and replaced. For those with disk space to burn, the most convenient approach would be to make a second separate copy of Nir. For the rest, you may by now have figured out how to go about it. If you are at all uncertain, two very detailed step-by-step approaches are laid out below. The first is easier but wastes some disk space. the second wastes less space but has somewhat more instructions to follow.
 
2. Where you have already installed Battlefield Pultusk, then you need merely create a new scenario folder within your setup for Pultusk, using another of the reserved scenario names from NiR, and copy the files listed below into it. That is all, you need do, so you may proceed straight to the list of downloads.
 
The remaining notes in this section, and the following one, cover the situation where you have not already installed Battlefield Pultusk.
 
If you have already installed Battlefield Eylau using the easy Space Waster (see "A" below), and don't want to copy yet another full version of NiR onto you machine in order to install either Pultusk or Golymin, you could try applying the Space Saver approach (B) to your Eylau folder instead of to the original Nir folder. But easiest of all of course is merely to copy yet another version of your original 32-bit NiR folder and apply another Space Waster technique to it, exactly as you did for Eylau.
 
If you have already installed Eylau using the Space Saver approach (see "B" below), then you can apply another Space Saver approach for Pultusk or Golymin. You will then end the process with folders for Switch to Nir (no need to redo that step since you already have the security), Switch to Eylau (you have this already), and the new Switch to Pultusk (or Switch to Golymin). You need only have one of these last folders, and the name is up to you.
 
To emphasize again, these detailed instructions are for installing either Pultusk or Golymin for the first time. Once you have one of them done, then the other is merely added on as an additional scenario folder within the first one.

Suggested Approaches

A) Easy Space Waster

• 1)   Right-click-hold-down and drag and copy the whole Nir folder and rename it Pultusk (or Golymin - hereafter it is called Pultusk for the purpose of this exercise).
• 2)   Delete all but one scenario folder within Pultusk. (For the sake of what follows I'll refer to the Su folder as an example, but it could be any one of them. Just substitute whichever you choose for "Su" in everything that follows). Hereafter, all instructions refer to the new Pultusk folder (or Golymin, if you have chosen that name for it) and the Su folder nested inside it. Don't touch the original Nir folder from now on.
• 3)   Delete all files inside the Su folder, leaving it empty.
• 4)   Download the two zip files in Box 1 below and unzip them into the empty Su folder.
• 5)   Download the first zip file in Box 2 below and unzip it into the Pultusk folder itself, not into the scenario folder. The second zip file in Box 2 then goes into the Su folder.
• 6)   At this point you could likely play a game using just the 2D maps (but in that case first preset your game to start in 2D view). To play in 3D zoom-out views, download the two zips from Box 3 and unzip them into the Su folder.
• 8)   To play using the large 3D normal view, you will need to download a program called FileSplitter. Once you have done that, create a new work folder somewhere and unzip FileSplitter into it. Then download the four "zip" files in Box 4 into work also. Do not attempt to unzip them.
• 9)   You will now have four Main2-*.zip files in work (numbered 1-4). These files are not zip files! They have been split. So first double-click FileSplitter and select "Join", then click on one of the four files in the window that opens. FileSplitter will join these files and produce as output Main2.zip. This file you can then unzip, the result being Main2.bmp. Copy this file into the Su folder. You are now ready to play using the large 3D view.
• Installation and gaming support is available from the Napoleonic Wargame Forum.  Also see our FAQ for Battlefield Eylau.
• There are just a few known bugs with the Line-of-Sight (LOS) grid.
• FINALLY  Please use our Guestbook or Feedback Form at the bottom of this page to say thanks to Greg! And don't forget our Newsletter. The Newsletter will include info about future updates and corrections to Battlefield Eylau and Battlefield Pultusk.
• Remember to check for Updates (or subscribe to our Newsletter).
• Happy wargaming!

B) Space Saver (Our recommended Approach)

• 1)  Create a new folder called Switch to NiR* and another called Switch to Pultusk (or Golymin - hereafter it is called Pultusk for the purpose of this exercise). These folders can be anywhere on your drive. (* If you have previously installed Battlefield Eylau, you have the Switch to NiR folder already and also do not need to repeat steps 2 and 4. You should however double-check to ensure that you completed your backup Switch to Eylau folder - Step 10 of the Eylau instructions).
• 2)  Select a scenario folder within your Napoleon in Russia main Nir folder (a scenario you play less frequently) and move that scenario folder to Switch to NiR* to secure it. I don't mean just the contents, but the whole folder. For the sake of what follows I'll refer to the Su folder as an example, but it could be any one of them. Just substitute whichever you choose for "Su" in everything that follows. (* If you have previously installed Battlefield Eylau, you have completed this step already, and there is no need to repeat it).
• 3)  Create a new empty Su folder within the Nir folder, thus replacing the one you have just moved. All further references are to this new folder, and not to the one you have secured in the Switch to NiR folder.
• 4)  Move the following files from out of the main Nir folder to the new Switch to NiR* folder. Move, don't copy, so you'll know later if you are on the right track. Be very careful and make sure to double check the list (* If you have already made a security when installing Battlefield Eylau, there is no need to repeat this step):
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• 5)  Download the two zip files in Box 1 below and unzip them into the new empty Su folder. (Not all files are on all mirror servers. Choose a suitable site to download from. These are listed in the top of each box).
• 6)  Download the first zip file in Box 2 below and unzip it into the Switch to Pultusk folder (See Step 1 above), and then also copy them into the main Nir folder itself. You have previously moved out the same file names in Step 4 above, so when copying these new versions into the Nir folder you should not get any overwrite queries* from Windows. If you do, you need to investigate why. (* In the event that you have already installed and were playing Eylau, you will of course be overwriting these files. There is then no need to worry so long as you have kept your Switch to NiR and Switch to Eylau securities). The second zip file in Box 2 then goes into the Su folder.
• 7)   At this point you could likely play a game using just the 2D maps (but in that case first preset your game to start in 2D view). Note that you should still complete Step 10 and 11 below even if you don't want the 3D maps. To play in 3D zoom-out views, download the two zips from Box 3 and unzip them into the Su folder.
• 8)   To play using the large 3D normal view, you will need to download a program called FileSplitter. Once you have done that, create a new work folder somewhere and unzip FileSplitter into it. Then download the four "zip" files in Box 4 (available only on TGN) into work also. Do not attempt to unzip them.
• 9)   You will now have four Main2-*.zip files in work (numbered 1-4). These files are not zip files! They have been split. So first double-click FileSplitter and select "Join", then click on one of the four files in the window that opens. FileSplitter will join these files and produce as output Main2.zip. This file you can then unzip, the result being Main2.bmp. Copy this file into the Su folder. You are now ready to play using the large 3D view.
• 10) SECURING PULTUSK  To secure Pultusk, copy the Su folder into Switch to Pultusk. (I don't mean just the content, but the whole folder).
• 11) DOUBLE CHECK  Switch to NiR should now contain the original Su folder from Step 2 above (or from when you first installed Battlefield Eylau), plus the files you secured in Step 4 (or when installing Eylau), whereas Switch to Pultusk should contain the Su folder you have just copied there in Step 10, plus the files you unzipped into there in Step 6.
• 12) To go back to playing Napoleon in Russia, delete the Su folder within Nir and then simply copy the contents of the Switch to NiR folder into the main Nir folder (ie. you are copying the Su folder plus the listed files). To switch back to Pultusk, copy the contents of Switch to Pultusk instead. To switch to Eylau, copy the contents of Switch to Eylau instead. Remember to archive any game files (.btl or .bte) you wish to keep to somewhere else!
• 13) If you have a space problem on your C drive, you can of course delete the Su folder from the Switch to folder belonging to the game you are currently playing (since it is already sitting within the main Nir folder). But just remember to move this Su folder from NiR back to its correct Switch to folder before switching again, else you will lose it!
• Installation and gaming support is available from the Napoleonic Wargame Forum. Also see our FAQ for Battlefield Eylau.
• There are just a few known bugs with the Line-of-Sight (LOS) grid.
• FINALLY  Please use our Guestbook or Feedback Form at the bottom of this page to say thanks to Greg! And don't forget our Newsletter. The Newsletter will include info about future updates and corrections to Battlefield Eylau and Battlefield Pultusk.
• Remember to check for Updates (or subscribe to our Newsletter).
• Happy wargaming!