Here you can create entities manually and edit their properties.Įvery element in the game is consider an entity, like a unit, building, ornament. There are two ways to create maps, the Entities Mode, where you can create and edit manually entities on the map, and the Painter Mode, which is a very fast way to draw the geography and infected population directly on the map. In this mode you can manually create all the map (geography, entities.). BUT, the level events (swarms, victory conditions.) won't be created so you have to configure that part at your own.

Note: In random generated maps, only the geography and infected population will be created in the same way as in a normal Survival Game.

If you have selected a random map you can skip the rest of this section. This is a very useful option to create a different Survival challenge experience for the player. In this option you just need to specify the Level Events (swarms.) and Narrative (scripts). It will be generated with the Theme and Infected Population values selected. When Random Generation is chosen, a common Survival Map will be generated as the player starts a new game. However I am unsure of the lengths the authors went through to achieve this.Map GenerationYou have two options for creating the map: Manual and Random. Custom campaigns were possible as was demonstrated, or at least advertised, by some total conversion mods. Since these versions supported custom campaigns anyway it would be best to make your modifications in the form of a custom campaign rather than modifying the base game data. Care might be required since Blizzard signed their content with an asymmetric key which could be used to detect rough tampering, or the lack of such a key. In legacy versions of Warcraft III it used to be possible by modifying the game data MPQ archives. MPQ is not involved with any of this as no Blizzard maps use MPQ, only custom maps and campaigns do. In this sense it is not possible to edit the standard campaigns.

CASC was not designed to support file replacement as it is technically a local cache of CDN content so should remain coherent with the CDN. All the standard campaign maps are stored as separate TVFS file systems inside the CASC.

Custom campaign map they are billions