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Topic: What about oversized maps? Current Date/Time:
April 11, 2000 03:26:54
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Andz83 Warlord From: Cottbus, Brandenburg, Germany Registered: Mar 2000
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posted March 25, 2000 14:07

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How can I create new huge maps with civ2map.exe? I wnat to hear a solution different from taking an old huge map and clear it/cover it with water.Also, I want to know where I can download huge maps except the few ones presented at Apolyton ------------------ Landmine Has taken my sight Taken my speech Taken my hearing Taken my arms Taken my legs Taken my soul Left me with life in hell |
Hendrik the Great Warlord From: The Netherlands ( I'm German however) Registered: Oct 1999
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posted March 25, 2000 18:51
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As far as I know you need to use a Hex-editor to add squares at the sides.Download? I don't know. I guess there are a few here on Apolyton. |
Harlan Prince From: Berkeley, CA, USA Registered: b.02-15-99
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posted March 27, 2000 20:16

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Hi, I'm the guy who made those few huge maps posted on the website. As far as I know I'm the only person to finish one so far- its a very new discovery.It really ought to be a scenario tip at the scenario league, but in brief this is how you do it. Make a blank map. Hex edit the .mp file you've just made. You only need to change two hex numbers right at the beginning (I forget which ones exactly, I'll get back to you on that). Make the total of the new dimensions no bigger than 10922 (instead of 10000). Open the hex edited map. You will get an error message but click past it and resave the file. You should no longer get any error messages and the map will work perfectly. The whole process only takes a couple minutes. |
Mercator Warlord From: Hoofddorp, NL Registered: b.02-15-99
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posted March 29, 2000 02:15
 
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You may not need to do any HEX-editing, though.... Well, I might as well get it over with: I'm working on a map editing tool. This tool should allow you to create blank (oversized) maps, as well as other (re)sizing/repositioning problems. But you'll probably have to wait a couple of weeks before that one's fully operational. |