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This page contain know-how for determinig scenario size modifiers. Choose the ladder you are interested:

• Combat Mission
• Campaign Series
• Classic Wargames
• HPS Operational Campaigns
• Steel Panthers
• Squad Battles
• The Operational Art of War

The scenario modifier is the based on the sum of the total unit points for BOTH sides in the scenario.

Unit Points (total)	Size Modifier (SM)
0-999	1
1000-2499	2
2500-3999	3
4000-5499	4
5500-6999	5
7000-8499	6
8500-9999	7
10000-11499	8
11500-12999	9
13000+	10

Note: Determining Size Modifiers uses the following formula:

Turns * Complexity = Modified Complexity

Use this table to determine Size Modifier.

Modified Complexity	Size Modifier (SM)
1 - 59	1
60 - 94	2
95 - 134	3
135 - 179	4
180 - 229	5
230 - 284	6
285 - 344	7
345 - 409	8
410 - 479	9
480+	10

Turns and Complexity are given within each scenario in the Campaign Series. It is highly recommended that you have all the necessary data available before you Add a Scenario to the Scenario Dbase.
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Scenario modifiers for PzC scenarios depend on scenario's number of turns and size. This point value is multiplied by a SM drawn from the following scale:

	Size of the scenario in KBs
Turns	1 - 10	11 - 23	24 - 45	46 - 90	Over 90
1 to 20	1	2	3	3	3
21 to 50	2	3	4	4	4
51 to 100	3	4	5	6	6
101 to 200	4	5	6	7	8
201 to 300	5	6	7	8	9
Over 300	6	7	8	9	10

In "Proud and the Few" the SM is determined from given scenario size:

Size of scenario	Size Modifier (SM)
Small	2
Medium	3
Large	4
Huge	5

For the rest of Squad Battles games use the table below:

Size of combined OOB and scenario file	Size Modifier (SM)
0-18 KB	2
19-26 KB	3
27-50 KB	4
51+ KB	5

The size modifier for SP scenarios is based solely on the type of battle

Type of battle	Size Modifier (SM)
Assault or Advance	2
Other	1

To determine the Modified Complexity, take the scenario file size in k's, times the number of moves; and then divide by 100.
This is the "modified complexity".
You then apply this complexity number to the chart, to derive the SM

The formula for calculating a scenario Size Modifier is provided in the table below:

Complexity	Size Modifier (SM)
1-25	1
26-50	2
51-75	3
76-100	4
101-150	5
151-200	6
201-250	7
251-300	8
301-350	9
350+	10