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Title: BattleMech Designer
Current Version:
9.71  
Member: Mordel
Date: 26-Oct-2008 00:19
Times Downloaded: 2982
Category: BattleMech Designer
Platform: Windows 95/98/ME/NT
Description: For a very long time, this was by far the best BattleMech editor that was out there. It had a lot of promise, and it still does. Unfortunately, the creator hasn't updated it in a couple of years. But should he ever choose to do so, I know I'll be one of the first to take a look at it. Still, if you don't want to use any of the newer technology, and enjoy 3025 or 3050 technology, then give this a shot. You won't be dissapointed.
Number of Reviews:  7 Write Review
Average Member Rating:  4.21
Supplemental Files
Canon Designs For 9.71
File Size: 262,144 bytes
The Canon Designs From the BattleMech Designer website.
Canon Designs For 9.71 (3060)
File Size: 32,068 bytes
The Second Canon Designs file from the BMD Website
 
Member Review - IronRaven Special Projects Group : 07-Sep-2022 23:33
0 out of 0 users (0.00%) have found this review useful
Rating: 4.00
Comment: First off, lets talk about the Atlas in the room- it's old. I doubt this has been updated in 20 years. One of the downsides to that is it sometimes breaks, but in every one of those cases I've found resetting your default password fixes it every time. Unfortunately, there is no way to update the weapon and equipment settings, and as a computer engineer I've looked. The file types are proprietary.

One of these days, a Windows update will Old Yeller it. But until then, I'll use it as I have since the turn of the century. Even as recently as five years ago, I'd have given it five stars, but it's lack of future proofing is an issue. But if you you play not later than 3060 it's probably the best one out there. Ever.
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Member Review - jymset : 03-Sep-2008 09:31
0 out of 0 users (0.00%) have found this review useful
Rating: 5.00
Comment: This is it. The one great programme I use. And have been doing so (in one incarnation or other) since my start into the hobby in 1996.
Everything which I design, I either do by hand or with BMD. It is a beautiful creation that perfectly balances utility, depth and aesthetics. Not at all unimportant when sitting down to spend some time with the programme.
It was abandoned after the release of the first two Field Manuals (Kurita & Marik) - all other equipment was never written into it. As has been said: use it for a timeframe up to, and including, the invasion of the Clans.
For that it is perfect, with the only minor problems being the inability to create imbalanced armour and the non-inclusion of artillery weapons. Also, it still had the old BV-skill modifiers of MaxTech (unrevised) and not of the Master Rules. Of course, we are currently undergoing a change to BV2, and really, all of these factors are tiny detail in the richness that we are presented with here.
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Member Review - Spectre327 : 30-Oct-2005 00:00
0 out of 0 users (0.00%) have found this review useful
Rating: 4.00
Comment: This editor offers some great features but is not as n00b friendly as the drawing board.

I suggest using this if you can't get TDB or dont want to spend an extra few minutes downloading.
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Member Review - Wanallo : 14-Apr-2004 00:00
1 out of 1 users (100.00%) have found this review useful
Rating: 4.50
Comment: My favorite mech designer, much easier than the drawing board, very user friendly, the only downside is the lack of some of the advanced tech, even some of the level two equipment from the RMR are missing (ATM's?), the printouts are the best, closest to the fasa sheets.
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Member Review - DarkAdder : 14-Jan-2004 00:00
0 out of 1 users (0.00%) have found this review useful
Rating: 2.00
Comment: Not quite sure, as the program doesnt work. Some message about some nessacary file not being present. Still, Ill work with it. Theres got to be something simpler and less expesive than buying record books and filling out sheets by hand.
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