Xenomorph on 25/3/2003 at 23:40
I've downloaded serveral plug-ins that add new land masses to the world, and they only seem to show up in the global map if I start a new game with them turned on. Is there a way to get these new locations to show up in a current game?
Hunterzyph on 27/3/2003 at 22:58
Good question, I'd like to know as well.
Hunterzyph on 30/3/2003 at 04:42
Anyone?
JoJangles on 30/3/2003 at 06:03
Back when I played we didn't even get an automap.
Oh wait, we did...
But still, you're a pussy, the both of you.
sneeksie on 31/3/2003 at 18:20
:laff: :laff:
And sorry Xeno, I don't know how you can fix the plugin thing. I assume you have them checked off in your data files list?
Maybe you oughta contact the plugin authors about this.
Hidden_7 on 1/4/2003 at 00:42
Apparntly they have found a way to update the map without restarting the game, and are including it in Bloodmoon.
Xenomorph on 1/4/2003 at 14:13
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Originally posted by Hidden_7 Apparntly they have found a way to update the map without restarting the game, and are including it in Bloodmoon. I hope so. It's a little quirk that I am finding annoying.
*crosses fingers*
Hunterzyph on 2/4/2003 at 16:57
I guess what you'd need is a kind of "soft" reset, versus a "hard" reset (all mobs respawn that you've killed, all items you've dropped are there), the quests might still be "checked off".
Would there be anyway to copy existing zone information (areas cleared, quests done) and "paste" it onto a "new" map?
