https://discord.gg/8gyq6c253S U can ask questions on the map discord aswell

Madness -7- A (very) quick action map. Go straight for your opponent? Or go for the middle island? Or both? [image: 1604186622415-madness-7.png] Madness -8- A 5 vs 5map made for a navy, land and air battle. The two outer spots are straight forward as for what to focus on. The top spot on land and the bottom spot on navy. The middle three spots can choose focussing between land, air and navy. The main island is divided in 2 parts with in the middle a well-defended civilian island. The 2 parts make sure it's not easy to hold both of the islands. Other features of the map are: Custom yellow sand texture AI markers that work with Sorian AI Drop spots for the air player Civilian areas that will open new areas later in the game A large area for naval battles A large area for land battles [image: 1621468172457-madness-8.png] Madness -9- 3 vs 3 vs 3 map[image: 1654195955201-madness-9.png]

cant you just close it like on the last forums?

@darkym Interesting idea; I made Crater Bay with it in mind, hope you like it.

@FtXCommando said in Understanding team maps: If a game ends quick, your lobby will refill quick. You just played a game with 8, 10, 12 people that fit your hosting requirements and they all just conveniently became available for a new game at the same time. Turns out this tends to result in quick rehosts. Maybe... Just saying it doesn't make it so. It does sometimes happen, but isn't reliable, and if you have an hour or so to play... it may not be worth the risk.

yes but gpg lacks the mirroring functions of ozonex

yeah something gone wrong there, its a fiddly process. My guess is that you scaled the height (the "multiply" operation in ImageJ) by too much and then when you imported into FAForever Map Editor you selected the "clamp top" option when it complained about "distance between lowest and highest point is higher than 50". Another possibility is that in ImageJ (if you're not careful) the saturated rendering can affect the numbers. I can't remember exactly what to do in ImageJ to make that happen, but if you mouse-over the pixels you should be able to see what intensity (ie height) the pixel is at the top left of the window. Check that just before you export to .raw. If those numbers seem saturated, then that's the problem.

Lewkin good

So that means u built a map with too little details, like 1-2 textures that the server thinks you are handing it a ZIPBOMB. Cause your map Zip is really tiny cause it only consists of repetition but unzipped it is rather big...