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That fixed it, thank you.

I have an issue with some some missing tank icons on the minimap for the tanks that have been spotted but have disappeared. Only the tank name shows up. As you can see the Tortoise and the KV5 which are unspotted dont have any icons just the names (makes aiming at last know location difficult with arty).

Just tested the most recent nightly build (4415), it's working fine, only one small bug to note, xvm's "welcome" message (version, active time left) that appears in the notifications when first logging in the game is corrupt, but it appears fine when clicking on the notification button.

I just installed 5.5.1.3 and works okay for me. Proly incompatible with one of your other mods.

if it says enabled: false it shouldn't matter what key it is it should not work

wasnt it always default big map in the center?

ok.

Does not answer my question. Will this change be introduced in the official release any time soon? The reason I ask because I want to know if I should start getting used to the new structure now, or stick with the old one since the latest official release (released today) still uses the old structure.

Just updated WoT so I went to check for XVM update, downloaded the latest nightly, 3688, and was surprised to see that the folder structure has changed. Instead of the usual 0.9.5 and xvm folders, now there is mods, 0.9.5 and config folders. Is this a new change that will be introduced soon to the official release? (official 3660 still has the old folder structure).

Ah, well that makes so much more sense now :D

It was my thought as well, thank you for confirming.

Up until recently the WN8 rating displayed by XVM (in the player panel and extra stats on service record page) was the same as the one on noobmeter.com. But now it's different. Did noobmeter change something in their calculations or was something changed in XVm's wn8 calculation?

Why do I get UK flag when I'm from Romania (Eastern Europe)? Not even close to UK, it's on the other side of the continent.

So it's an interesting way of monitoring the xvm usage, probably useful for the devs, but pretty useless for the casual user. Still, interesting.

So the people who dont have the X are not using xvm at all?