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Editing files not part of the game (Photoshop or Paint etc.)

If you think the editor is too hard to use, or want to edit or create an outside map of the game, you can do it! You should be aware that the game currently supports maps smaller than 500k pixels. Some computers might not allow maps that are larger than that.

Your customized maps can be found in a single folder on your computer. This folder also contains Save Games and Scenarios

On Windows:

C:\Users\[~username~]\AppData\LocalLow\JoySparkGames\Ages of Conflict

This folder is not usually accessible, however you can make use of the Windows search bar to find AppDataRoaming by typing the search bar with the name “%appdata%”

On Mac:

~/Library/Application Support/JoySparkGames/Ages of Conflict

On linux:

/home/[~username~]/.config/unity3d/JoySparkGames/Ages of Conflict

(mac and linux may be wrong, comment on it if you think they are.)

You can locate your customized maps under PNG images. They can be edited and saved in any image editor like Paint or Photoshop. Be sure to keep the size limit and PNG file format in your mind!

Your terrain colors must be identical to the ones used in the game editor.

Basic Land: 000000

Desert/Tundra: 666666 –

Hills: 333333 –

Mountains: 999999 –

Water: #FFFFFF

Crossing: #CCCCCC

If the colors do not match the game will try to find the closest one.

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