These must be turned into an entity group and set to invulnerable via scar scripting, otherwise they will be easily destroyed during the game. Arrange these into a rectangle or whatever shape you want your bridge to take. Doesn't matter if it's below super deep water or on a vertical slope, as long as this object is within the area grid your units will be able to walk or drive on it. What this object does is make impassable terrain passable. This is the deck of your bridge that units will walk on. Wooden_pier_rural_small object (found in environment > art ambient > objects > industrial > wood).

Ok, +rep to the one which actually understands what I am trying to say.This is a bit difficult to make a tutorial for, but I just wanted to point out to people that they can get creative and make their own bridges in WorldBuilder.ġ. (The Scheldt, Achelous and Vire River the allies (British) wins unless they've never played the map (or are very new), and the Germans win Road to Montherme as they can effectively cut off the Allies little bridge with a schwimmwagen, thus they can take control of 1/4th of the map more or less unopposed). The Germans start on one 'island' with bridges leading out, and the allies start on one island similar to the germans) do so because the maps are very easy to 'exploit', there is ONE tactic which works incredibly well and one side wins. Players which only play Achelous River, Vire River, the Scheldt, and to some degree, the Road to Montherme (I think thats the map I am thinking of, the map were one half is a burning forest, 1/4th of the map is a road and another 1/4th of the map is an island. But these guys (the majority of them) aren't really strong players, and on most maps they'd be crushed. Noob isn't really an apprortiate term, I'll agree.

Company of heroes bridge maps