Newbie Spellweaver
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I make this tool for easily opening or closing maps for my server.
I got sick whenever adding or deleting # in map.cfg, very very easy to make a mistake.
Using the tool is simple:
Note: I'm still noob programmer so this tool might have some bugs (but I haven't found any of them). Please backup your original map.cfg before using this tool
* First, you have to make your own mapname.cfg and mapstring.cfg (as in the attachment).
Please note that the Map ID (such as 2002, 2003 ...) must be appeared in both mapname.cfg and mapstring.cfg or you will encounter some errors
* Then run the tool, Choose File > Add maps info to generate your own maps database
* Opening and closing maps just by click on the map name on the tool and finally click Create map.cfg button
Now you've got new map.cfg file, just overwrite it into Server/Config
Sorry my English is not good
.NET framework 3.5 needed
Update: Fix mapname and some bugs found
Update: Add mapstring.cfg
I got sick whenever adding or deleting # in map.cfg, very very easy to make a mistake.
Using the tool is simple:
Note: I'm still noob programmer so this tool might have some bugs (but I haven't found any of them). Please backup your original map.cfg before using this tool
* First, you have to make your own mapname.cfg and mapstring.cfg (as in the attachment).
Please note that the Map ID (such as 2002, 2003 ...) must be appeared in both mapname.cfg and mapstring.cfg or you will encounter some errors
* Then run the tool, Choose File > Add maps info to generate your own maps database
* Opening and closing maps just by click on the map name on the tool and finally click Create map.cfg button
Now you've got new map.cfg file, just overwrite it into Server/Config
Sorry my English is not good
.NET framework 3.5 needed
Update: Fix mapname and some bugs found
Update: Add mapstring.cfg
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