(Note that there are keys for deleting a province,removing points,adding points,etc.Also if you move points of connected provinces,you have to update them both.) Then you can move that same province in the "update" and "updatePB" and update it. So,there are keys for doing such a stuff as replacing points,but that's kinda weird made,so when you replace the points of one province,they are getting replaced just in the map editor data file.The way to do that isn't that hard,for example you edited the 0 province,you should go to the map editor data file and copy the first two lines,then paste them in the 0 province,but there is one difference,in the map editor data there are two lines for one province,so in the province files it's all in one line,but there is " " seperating two different lines for the data file,so when you paste it,go to the start of the second line,click backspace and add " ".
Sure you can,at first you need the provinces of the map,but without a data,just coordinates of the points,you will also need to have them in one text file so they will appear in the map editor.
#CIV5 MAP EDITOR HOW TO#
Let me explain, I want to edit the AOC1 map that is already in the game, but I don't know how to do it, could someone help me? We wish you a pleasant use and we hope that you'll appreciate our new editorĭoes anyone know if I can edit an already created map and how? If you want to insert your existing map into the new version of the editor, just download this file, rename the file format to jar and move it to the folder with your editor, and then work in it through this file. You can find out how to delete all default provinces and create a map from scratch in the article attached below. start working! To launch the editor simply activate the file Age_of_Civilizations_Map_Editor.jar.
#CIV5 MAP EDITOR ARCHIVE#
Installation: Download the archive attached to the post, unpack it to any folder and. This innovation will significantly reduce the time spent on creating a map and save your nerves. Well, the code is written in Visual Basic for Excel - you can even see and modify it if you want - that language is interpreted ,so unfortunatelly it is VERY slow, please be patient.I am happy to report that russian community present you an improved version of the map editor, which differs from the usual one in that this version does not need to constantly restart the editor and manually rename the province files.
See further help in the file itself on the bottom of the sheets. Citynames: Edit citynames except those that are already used. Science: you can set the civ advances that each civilization has. Names: name of players, leaders, money, time, diffculty level MAP: here you can edit the map in two different views (political and geographical) Then you can edit, after you have edited enough press Save Map and it writes back the map into the save files. Click on it and enter path of civ files, than choose from the list. On sheet "MAP" you have a button (in the top left corner): Open Map. Well, this file doesn't, so ENABLE macros or else you can't use the editor. It may occur that you receive a message stating that the file contains macros that could contain viruses that are very dangerous. Unzip it, click on it, and if you are lucky it kicks off. It is an Excel 2000 file (hopefully works on Excel 97 as well).
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