Well, this is the only option that comes to mind. If you are 100% sure that the defending AI will not target the Landing CPs, hence the defending AI commander will not issue attack orders to squads, and still the Bots are moving towards the beach, make sure that the order positions for the "German" CPs are set correctly. Also remove any trace of ESAI and set all Landing CPs to "unabletochangeteam 1". Adjust the AI view distance to match your scenario, too.

If you still don't get the proper results, I am afraid I don't know the answer to your problem.

No, do not use that option unless you are setting up dummy CPs. General advice here - take a look at other maps and how the creators have done it, in this case take a look at how the option you mentioned is being used. Then decide if it is of value for your work.

If the Landing CPs are owned by the attacking team by default, you may use the option to set "unabletochangeteam 1" for them, however that won't solve your issue, the only way to solve your issue would be to get the Strategic Areas straight.

Since this evolved into some kind of guessing game I would like to ask you to share two files with us here. First your gameplayobjects.con and then your strategicAreas.ai file. Please attach them to your next comment or upload them somewhere, so I can take a look at it. Otherwise I won't be able to help I'm afraid.

@batistadk

A month later than I originally had hoped, I finally came around to implement the historical accuracy changes you suggested along with a set of fixes that were necessary for the maps. Thanks again for the huge amount of information. I had to make some exceptions to ensure the balance but for the most part, your suggestions have made it into the game.

So for everyone, all Packs have been updated to the latest version and the Reichswald has made it into the Patch, so be sure to check it out.

People have done tutorials for that, just sayin.

Warning. If you read ahead, you'll take the risk of getting more confused. Make sure you want this or if you'd rather follow my steps from the last post without further digging into this.

So. Actually, the concept of neighbouring zones pretty much self-explanatory. If zones are neighbours, that means that they are linked in the eyes of the AI commanders. Lets say you have 2 CPs, one is owned by each team, they are two-way neighbours (blue line in the Editor). Both AI commanders will now give the order to attack the CP they don't own.
If they are one-way neighbours and connected by a red line in the editor, only one AI commander will see the other CP as a valid target and issue attack orders. The othe AI commander will now only see his owned CP as target and therefore issue a defend order.

Exactly what aserafimov said, but don't forget to keep the bunker CPs neighours for second-line German CPs like an HQ perhaps?

And it doesn't matter how many CPs you have, the system stays the same. The Editor can be inconvenient at times, so when doing changes to the the strategic areas after the initial setup, I'd suggest you do them in the respective StrategicAreas.ai file, that way you'll also exactly know what I was pointing at in my last post.

Still no luck!! i extracted Mec_bipod from the Objects_client and Objects server and changed the basic Temp in Objects.ai from 5 to 300!! but still the bots leave the Bipods and run to capture the flag...any helps now?

Did you further compare the FH2 MG42 and your weapon's object.ai files?
Anyway, assuming you loaded the modified version/ replaced the original version of the mec_bipod correctly and it didn't work, and that you also tried increasing it to a super-high value for testing, and it didn't work.

Honestly my insight on this is extremely limited, since I never had to deal with a similar issue and would probably provide you with false leads from now on. You might want to PM gavrant about it, he used to be the guy in charge of dealing with such problems. But usually on something like this, the basicTemp is the key.

I have almost finished making a D'Day map for bf2...
all mg's set,obstacles set,bunkers set,Navmesh set...
but when i play the game the AI dont even Touch the mg's and keeps firing with their Hand rifles!!
I have played D'day map for Fh2 v1.5  ------>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yko5Bus1xvM

In this map the AI sticks to the mgs no matter what! but mine just leaves them even if i set "Enter on spawn"

Please guys tell me how can i make the AI to stick with mg's...i have spent  more than 6 months in this map!! so please reply!
 

Do they enter the emplacement on spawn and then leave or are they just ignoring the MGs?

Did you use "AIEnteronSpawn"?

Are the emplacements on the Infantry Navmesh?

Did you use customized static MGs or FH2 provided stock?