errors... why????

[lav_coyote25]

error  : gwCheckZoneSizes: warning zone 1 at (32,42) is too large 3902 tiles (max 600)
error  : gwCheckZoneSizes: warning zone 2 at (32,182) is too large 5786 tiles (max 600)
error  : gwCheckZoneSizes: warning zone 3 at (24,96) is too large 1438 tiles (max 600)
error  : gwCheckZoneSizes: warning zone 4 at (39,134) is too large 820 tiles (max 600)
error  : gwCheckZoneSizes: warning zone 1 at (32,42) is too large 3902 tiles (max 600)
error  : gwCheckZoneSizes: warning zone 2 at (32,182) is too large 5786 tiles (max 600)
error  : gwCheckZoneSizes: warning zone 3 at (24,96) is too large 1438 tiles (max 600)
error  : gwCheckZoneSizes: warning zone 4 at (39,134) is too large 820 tiles (max 600)

[Per]

Just disregard them for now. These have been there in the code since ever, I think, but we now print them out to continuously remind ourselves (and users) that path-finding is not yet very good in some maps (or, really, at all). Hopefully someone will improve it soon.

[lav_coyote25]

well.... i solved it sort of... took all gateways out and put only 1 back in.  strange as it seems  - this works.

and also - the caps / lowercase  - unix/windows fight for domination... damn i wish they could bloody well get it settled and use just one form.


i include the redo of the map inca....    inca2007 - is a bit larger than the original.  and i dont know if its my machine or what...but the water was doing strange things.... see if this is the case on (who ever downloads it.)

[Giel]

and also - the caps / lowercase  - unix/windows fight for domination... damn i wish they could bloody well get it settled and use just one form.

Erm, for windows it doesn't matter what you use: lowercase or uppercase since windows' filesystems are case-insensitive. GNU/Linux's filesystems on the other hand are case-sensitive.

And we try to stick to lowercase for Warzone to prevent problems.

[lav_coyote25]

Erm, for windows it doesn't matter what you use: lowercase or uppercase since windows' filesystems are case-insensitive. GNU/Linux's filesystems on the other hand are case-sensitive.

And we try to stick to lowercase for Warzone to prevent problems.

well yes it does matter.... because if i dont change the file names in the archive to lowercase - warzone will crash immediately upon choosing that particular map   

and i realize why your wanting to use lowercase... that isnt the issue..... edit world will give file names such as :