Here are a few things you should know before you start mapping:
This would be a great opportunity to remake some of the original campaigns!
The problem with that is that most of the maps from TD's campaign are really tiny and some maps wouldn't even cover your screen when you're playing on the 800x600 resolution (let alone the resolution I play on; 1680x1050).
It could work... But it wouldn't look pretty. I even had to make some of the TD maps I remade a tad wider so they'd fit on my screen.
Yeah, like i said in another topic, i'll make some for you.
Double post..
But i come in peace with a question, why isn't my map showing in the play list on a skirmish? I can't play my maps
DawnPlayer? xD
Indeed
I'm new here, and I'm going with Warlord's opinion of making our own maps. I'm currently making a DTA map, and so far it's going well. It's 100x100 with a town in the middle, a few neutral bases that can be captured. I've no clue what to call it, yet, also since it's my first map for DTA, but I believe it'll be looking pretty good once it's done. Anywho, back to subject, why just remakes? =P As I said, I'm with warlord when it comes to making our own, if that is what he's implying.
It's up to whoever makes a map what kind of map he makes; I just chose to remake existing maps.
I was thinking... Maybe Bittah should make DTA even better for it's map editor and for ingame effects. Like, putting the Inv. Light posts from TS into the DTA files. It might make for a good view, but that's my opinion. I know they don't appear at all in any shape or form or word in TD, but I think it may be a good addition for better looks in the DTA maps and game. Then again, I'm not sure if I posted this thought of mine in the right spot.
Edit: Also, I think you should add another terrain building to teh shore list.
Like, this piece turned 180 degrees around. I ask this because I can't find a piece of shore that goes from the south down to right east.
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