Just a very quick question...

[Pan Obreza]

I made a map, following the Basic Room tutorial, but adding some of my own stuff like gravity change, room slanting etc...

Now I know this sounds silly and unlikely but I do not know how to make it work in-game... Ahem. It works perfectly in the test game in the editor, but does not come up as one of the levels in the game... I tried making a .gro file, still no help...

Please do not send me off to seriousengine.com as our college firewall has blocked it along with some other prominent websites... elderscrolls.com for one, bastards

[Murtle]

http://forums.seriouszone.com/showthread.php?t=38768. It at least sounds similar to the problem you are having.

If not, the best I can suggest is searching this forum, seeing if there are any other threads along similar lines to what you are talking about.

And I'm sorry if what I linked to isn't your problem. I'm not a mapper (obvious, I'm sure :P), just trying to be helpful.

[--Fragman--]

If you want to play it in Game, you must go to World Properties and set the flags for your map. (E = Easy, N = Normal, H = Hard, X = Extreme (or Serious), S = Single Player Map, M = Multi-player Map (Co-Op), D = Deathmatch map).

If it is a Single Player map, you must also have a vis named exactly like the map:: example (levels/levelsMP/map.wld, levels/levelsMP/map.tbn and you must create levels/levelsMP/map.vis)


THE CONTENT OF THE VIS
====================

It has only one character ('1').
Open Notepad and press 1. Then goto File->Save As and move to your levels/levelsMP dir of your SS dir. Name it $mapname and click save. Then rename it to $mapname.vis from $mapname.txt.

Now, open SS and see if it will read your map. ;)

Do it like he suggests, but you don't need to put anything in the vis file, it's only important that the file is existing.

[Pan Obreza]

yeah, thanks a lot, it works now...

I'll remember to look at the existing threads a bit closer

[Murtle]

I'm glad you got it working. :)