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Here’s a step-by-step guide for creating, editing and sharing maps that you can customize.

 

 

Basics for Creating Maps

All map makers, welcome!

From the New Game Map List, you can create new maps. You can also edit existing maps, including the default ones. You don’t need to worry about them being overwritten. Editing a default map or a downloaded Workshop map will result in local copies, even when you save it with the same name.

When making an entirely new map it’s not always advisable to choose the biggest map you can (currently 600×600 – Sometimes the shape should determine the size

Pay attention to the effects that a particular terrains have when painting them. Look up the tooltips.

If you make a mistake while using the Bucket tool, you can rescind the previous paint you created, but only immediately after you’ve made it. If you paint again with the brush or bucket, the option to undo the previous bucket paint is gone!

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