No french corps in campaign map

[Gunfreak]

During battles, i have corps and corps commanders. But i can not detach corps on the campaign map, just divisions

[mitra76]

How many corps are inside the army you're using in the campaign?

[1st Texas Sharpshooters]

EDIT:
Sorry, I got confused with the "general de division" as the Corps commander I see all corps at the campaign map.

Hi, first of all; thanx for yet another great game!
Im experiencing the same lack of Corps in the single player sandbox campaign.
When I setup the campaign I dont see the Corps (or commanders) only the divisional (and below).
I have tried all the different oobs also the modded full oob.
The game tells me its fully updated and I have no other issues.
Best regards...

[Little Powell]

It may be the balance cap that is set by default for the Campaign do to the structure of the OOBs. Try enabling the "Full French Campaign" mod. It will give you the full French army, with all Corps.

[gazfun202]

EDIT:
Sorry, I got confused with the "general de division" as the Corps commander I see all corps at the campaign map.

Hi, first of all; thanx for yet another great game!
Im experiencing the same lack of Corps in the single player sandbox campaign.
When I setup the campaign I dont see the Corps (or commanders) only the divisional (and below).
I have tried all the different oobs also the modded full oob.
The game tells me its fully updated and I have no other issues.
Best regards...

I think I understand what you are saying as there is wrong wording in the description of the Leaders like General of Division so and so Instead Marsahall De Erlon or Marshall Reille etc
I could be wrong But I think that's where it written wrong

[mitra76]

I think I understand what you are saying as there is wrong wording in the description of the Leaders like General of Division so and so Instead Marsahall De Erlon or Marshall Reille etc
I could be wrong But I think that's where it written wrong

They are correct, it was normal for late imperial army have generals de division as corps commander with Marechals commanding groups of corps. D'Erlon and Reille are generales de division which permits them to command both corps or divisions. They maintained also the title of lieutenant-général which is the prerevolutionary equivalent (like marechal de camp was for general de brigade) reintroduced from the monarchy in the 1814 and which Napoleon permitted them to maintain as title because it was considered honorific from the army officers