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General presets

Name a lineup of generals once, then let tasks pick from it.

Where
Resources ▸ Generals ▸ General Presets. A task’s settings open the same window from the layers button beside a preset list.
Use it to
Group your scanned generals into named lineups that tasks pick from when they send a march.
You need
Generals you have scanned. See Generals.

A general preset is a named lineup. It says which of your generals may lead a march (Main) and which may ride along (Assistant). A task keeps only the preset’s name, so a change you make here reaches every task that uses it.

The General presets window, opened from a task’s settings. It lands on the preset that task uses.
  1. 1New preset Adds a preset at the top of the list and lets you name it at once.
  2. 2IN USE Marks the preset that the settings you came from pick generals from.
  3. 3Name Renames the preset as you type. It saves a moment after you stop.
  4. 4Duplicate Copies the preset. The copy is named like “Rally squad copy” and opens ready to rename.
  5. 5Delete Asks first, then removes the preset. Tasks that picked it lose it.
  6. 6MAIN · ASST · PAIRED Counts the mains, the assistants and the pairings in this preset.
  7. 7All · Tagged Switches between every general and only the ones you tagged.
  8. 8A general’s tile Click MAIN on its left half to let it lead, ASST on its right half to let it ride along. The round pip on a main picks its assistants.
  9. 9IN-GAME SEARCH · Edit Opens the settings that tell Evonex how to find these generals in the game.
  10. 10Done Closes the window. There is no Save button: changes save as you go.

Make a preset

  1. Open Resources ▸ Generals ▸ General Presets. From a task’s settings, click the layers button beside the preset list instead. It opens on the preset that list has chosen.
  2. Click New preset. A preset called “Preset 2” appears on top, with its name selected. Type your own name.
  3. On each general’s tile, click MAIN if it may lead a march. Click ASST if it may ride along. A general can be both. Search generals and the Tagged switch help you find them.
  4. Click Done. Everything is saved already.
Watch the small mark next to the name. It reads Saving… while Evonex writes, then Saved.
A new preset is kept only after you tag a general. If you open another preset, or close the window, with nothing tagged, the new one is dropped. The line at the bottom tells you.

A general shows up only if Evonex can recognise it on the screen. If one you scanned is missing, a note under the list counts the ones left out. Scan them again, or set a region for them with Edit on the Generals page.

Pair assistants with a main

A main can bring chosen assistants. Click the round pip on a main’s tile. It shows +, or a number once the main has assistants.

The pairing window for one main. The numbers show the order Evonex tries the assistants in.
  1. 1Order number Shows when Evonex tries this assistant. It starts with 1.
  2. 2Tick box Ticks an assistant to ride with this main. Evonex tries them in the order you tick them.
  3. 3pool Marks a general that you also tagged ASST in this preset.
  4. 4If none of them can be found Chooses what happens when none of the ticked assistants can be found.
  5. 5Save Writes the pairing into the preset.
  1. Click the pip on a main’s tile.
  2. Tick the assistants you want. Evonex tries them in the order you tick them.
  3. Choose what happens If none of them can be found.
  4. Click Save.
If none of them can be found
What Evonex does when none of the ticked assistants is found. Use the Assistant pool tries the other generals you tagged ASST. March with the main only sends the main alone. Skip this main gives that main up and tries the next one. Default: Use the Assistant pool.

Tell Evonex how to find them in the game

Evonex finds a general by scrolling the game’s own general list. The IN-GAME SEARCH card says where to look. Folded, it shows two plain lines, one for Main and one for Assistant. Click Edit to open it. The two sides keep their own settings.

Eligible mains
Which mains Evonex may pick. First main found takes the first tagged main it sees. Try paired mains first looks at paired mains before the others. Paired mains only uses only mains that have assistants. This choice is on the Main side only. Default: First main found.
Category
The tab of the game’s general list to search: All, Military, Development, Duty or Subordinate City. Default: All.
View
Which in-game view to search under. Detail is for a general’s full portrait. List is for the smaller list tiles. Default: Detail.
In-game filters
The game’s own filters, Favorite and Idle. You can turn on both. Default: none.
Swipes
How many times Evonex scrolls the list looking for a general, from 0 to 50. A 0 counts as the default. Default: 3.

Rename, copy or delete

How tasks use a preset

A task that sends a march can name a preset. These tasks do:

Before each march, Evonex opens the game’s general list and takes the equipped general off the march. It finds an eligible main, then that main’s assistant.

Problems?

A general I scanned doesn’t show up.
Evonex can’t recognise it on the screen yet, so it is left out. A note under the list counts them. Scan it again, or set a region for it with Edit on the Generals page.
The name turns red.
The name is empty, or another preset already has it (capitals don’t count). Nothing is saved until you fix it. The list keeps the last good name.
I renamed a preset. Do my tasks still use it?
Yes. Every task, duty and setup profile that used the old name follows the new one, and so does a settings form that is open. The line at the bottom says how many settings moved.
My new preset disappeared.
Nothing was tagged on it. A new preset is kept once you tag a general MAIN or ASST.
Evonex picks other generals than I expected.
Check Eligible mains. First main found takes whichever tagged main turns up first while it scrolls. Paired mains only keeps to mains that have assistants. An assistant you ticked may never march if Evonex can’t recognise it, or if another paired assistant is found first. Check the tick order.
A slot says its general preset is gone, or has no main.
Open the manager from that slot’s layers button. Then pick a preset, or make one.