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OtherWorld
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On January 31 2015 02:12 TheSkunk wrote: Hey, when I place Rock Towers near each-other they automatically share health. Any way to stop this? Super confusing and unexpected. Ah, the good old conjoined behavior. Iirc going to the Rock Tower's data and unboxing/deleting the Conjoined behavior should do the trick. | ||
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NinjaDuckBob
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When I try to add a texture, it does not add it/paint it on, except for a single texture. Only thing that really works for changing textures is replace texture (but it replaces all of the texture, I just want the brush area) and fill texture (again, I only want brush area). I will note that I have made a custom texture pack made up of textures from several texture packs. Any ideas on how to fix? | ||
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TheSkunk
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ilovegroov
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OtherWorld
France17333 Posts
On February 03 2015 20:45 ilovegroov wrote: Where can I find the latest version of the analyzer? Right there | ||
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TheSkunk
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turtles
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OtherWorld
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ilovegroov
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Oh god that is ten times more convenient than the old fucking with the text document thing! | ||
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SwedenTheKid
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OtherWorld
France17333 Posts
On February 07 2015 05:54 SwedenTheKid wrote: Why are rotational symmetry maps ok but not asymmetric maps? Rotational maps present HUGE asymmetry with base placement etc. What are peoples thoughts on semi-symmetrical/"balanced" asymmetric maps? Maps with similar distances and proportions but with different/altered layouts for each player. Well rotational symmetry maps don't present huge asymmetry, they present a rotational kind of symmetry d: Nah seriously double answer here : -In theory an asymmetrical map that would be balanced would be a viable map, afaik there were some asymmetrical maps in BW (? unsure about that though) -However, and that is the big issue, players will always complain about an asymmetrical map just because of it being asymmetrical, giving the loser the feeling that his side of the map was disavantaged against the other side. And you can't really blame them ; what would you think of two players playing Tennis on an asymmetrical field? Thus since no one will ever want to play on one, you'll never be able to prove that it is balanced. (and aside from that, considering how difficult it is to make a balanced map allowing for various playstyles already, I don't think it would be possible to make a balanced asymmetrical map) | ||
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And G
Germany491 Posts
On February 07 2015 05:54 SwedenTheKid wrote: Why are rotational symmetry maps ok but not asymmetric maps? Because people, both players and map designers, are stupid and think in words, not concepts.
In general, my personal opinion isn't that we should have asymmetric two-player maps (although having one ore two might be interesting, if only for a while) but that we should have less rotationally "symmetric" maps. Many map designers crave rotational symmetry because it makes it super easy to fit a layout on a square canvas without having to worry too much about rush distances, and worrying about positional balances seems to be over the head of many here anyway (just look at Nimbus) since they think in words, not concepts. ("Symmetry!") On February 07 2015 06:17 OtherWorld wrote: "I don't think it would be possible to make a rotational four-player map with balanced close spawns."I don't think it would be possible to make a balanced asymmetrical map. I don't necessarily disagree with you there, I just wanted to make sure you realized what you just said. | ||
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OtherWorld
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On February 07 2015 06:22 And G wrote: "I don't think it would be possible to make a rotational four-player map with balanced close spawns." I don't necessarily disagree with you there, I just wanted to make sure you realized what you just said. Why wouldn't I? | ||
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And G
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Well it's quite the controversial statement, seemingly disproven by maps such as Whirlwind. Many map designers here (the thinks-in-words type) will probably immediately agree with your statement but not my translation of it. I think we're on the same page, though. By the way, maps in BW are generally less symmetric than in SC2. For example, Lost Temple was a weird mix between axial and rotational symmetry. However, distances work a lot different in BW compared to SC2 so it's much less of an issue there. | ||
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gnj
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When testing my map I get the following error: "USER: Invalid preplaced Unit: Psilndoctrinator" The Unit is actually not part of the map. I've tried to remove it via "find/replace" but couldnt get it fixed. Any idea how to resolve this? The second Issue is with a Unit called "Sphere". It will be visible once you have vision on it, but not inside the fog of war. How can I get it to be visible inside the fog of war like other units (for example the Unit "Capitol Statue")? I really hope someone can help me out. Greets, gnj | ||
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NinjaDuckBob
184 Posts
I see people post high-res images of their maps that look like the map preview from "Export Map Image." However, whenever I try to export the image, it's in a format that doesn't seem to be viewable by my applications. Do I need to open it in something like GIMP and then change the format or is there something I'm missing? | ||
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And G
Germany491 Posts
On February 09 2015 11:24 NinjaDuckBob wrote: Question: I see people post high-res images of their maps that look like the map preview from "Export Map Image." However, whenever I try to export the image, it's in a format that doesn't seem to be viewable by my applications. Do I need to open it in something like GIMP and then change the format or is there something I'm missing? TGA is understood by pretty much every program, but can't be uploaded anywhere since it's typically uncompressed. You should convert your exported overviews to PNG with an image editing program or image viewer. GIMP has a horrible UI so if you have no experience with it I'd suggest either XnView or IrfanView; either will do the job. Question: Is it at all possible to disable the partial occlusion/transparency of LOS blockers without disqualifying the map for melee games? Reason I ask is that I use some of those doodads purely for aesthetics (without the footprints) and changing the models data has no effect since it's overriden by the actor data which can't be changed for melee maps. | ||
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gnj
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And G
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gnj
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 512x512 .tga or .dds, imported the file and selected it as a Custom Image. Do I have to publish the map first for it to work? I've only tried "Test Map" so far. | ||
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