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So you've made your map and now you'd like to play it? Download wineskin mac. Unfortunately, at this time the game doesn't have a nice graphical interface for choosing maps from what's installed. So you'll have to get your elbows a little dirty and hack into config files to do it. Luckily it's not that hard.
- 1Place Your Map
- 2Setting the Config
Place Your Map
First you need to place your map. Each platform has a different place for you to put it, so you need to make a decision about it right away. The first decision to make is 'Should this map be playable for all users on the system?' If the answer is 'yes', then you need to install it in the game's system resources directory. If the answer is 'no', then you need to install it in your user's resource directory for the game. The actual locations of these files is system-dependent and on some platforms depends on where you installed the game.
You generally want to create a new directory underneath your resource directory to hold you own special maps. This directory should be named according to the author of the maps in it. Please be careful to avoid an ambiguous nickname by checking if someone is already using that name on the resource repository. When you browse your local resource directory you may notice that there's a special directory called automatic
. You shouldn't fool with it. If you've played a server with a map you particularly liked, and you'd like to use that map for your own local game, then you should move the map from it's location in the automatic
directory and put it immediately beneath the resource
directory. Examples (Linux given, others requested):
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- /home/Lucifer/.armagetronad/resource/Lucifer/crack_pipe-0.1.xml
System Resource Directory (default)
- Linux - /usr/share/games/armagetronad/resource
- Windows - C:Program FilesArmagetron Advancedresource
- Mac OS X - Armagetron Advanced.app/Contents/Resources/resource
User's Resource Directory (default)
- Linux - /.armagetronad/resource
- Example: /home/Joe/.armagetronad/resource
- Windows - Armagetronresource
- Example: C:Documents and SettingsJoeApplication DataArmagetronresource
- Mac OS X - /Library/Application Support/Armagetron Advanced/resource
- Example: /Users/Joe/Library/Application Support/Armagetron Advanced/resource
Setting the Config
The file you need to modify depends on whether or not you want the map to be available for all users of the system. If you want the map available for all users of the system, then you need to modify the file settings.cfg
in the appropriate directory (paths given below). If you only want you to be able to play the map on your system, or if you don't have administrative privileges on your machine, then you'll need to modify autoexec.cfg
in your home directory. You'll have to create that file, it does not exist on a fresh installation.
The modification you need to make is to add a line that looks like this, based on the example given above:
- MAP_FILE Lucifer/crack_pipe-0.1.xml
That's it. Note that the path is relative to the resource
directory. The game will scan your user's resource directory, and then the system resource directory. If it doesn't find the map after scanning those places it will try to fetch the map from the resource repository. Since you're most likely working locally, this shouldn't be necessary.
System Configuration File Paths (default)
- Linux - /usr/etc/games/armagetronad/settings.cfg
- Windows - C:Program FilesArmagetron Advancedconfigsettings.cfg
- Mac OS X - Armagetron Advanced.app/Contents/Resources/settings.cfg
User Configuration File Paths (default)
- Linux - /.armagetronad/var/autoexec.cfg
- Windows - Armagetronvarautoexec.cfg
- Mac OS X - /Library/Application Support/Armagetron Advanced/autoexec.cfg
Choosing a Map Download URI
If using a location other than the official resource repository is desired (for example, for a LAN game where not all players have internet access), you can specify it using 2 different methods:
- MAP_FILE Lucifer/crack_pipe-0.1.xml(http://www.davefancella.com/maps/crack_pipe-0.1.xml) this may not work unless you have the apropriat things
- RESOURCE_REPOSITORY_SERVER http://aabeta.dashjr.org/resource/
Note that to use the RESOURCE_REPOSITORY variable, the website must provide the files under the regular file path. In this case, the file http://aabeta.dashjr.org/resource/Lucifer/crack_pipe-0.1.xml would need to exist.
If you don't have an own webserver to host your map or you want to make your map 'official', whatever that means, submit it to our resource repository here:http://resource.armagetronad.net/upload/
Note that while specifying a URI for the map is optional when it has been submitted to the official resource repository, you must always specify the map filepath in MAP_FILE.
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- 1Place Your Map
- 2Setting the Config
Place Your Map
First you need to place your map. Each platform has a different place for you to put it, so you need to make a decision about it right away. The first decision to make is 'Should this map be playable for all users on the system?' If the answer is 'yes', then you need to install it in the game's system resources directory. If the answer is 'no', then you need to install it in your user's resource directory for the game. The actual locations of these files is system-dependent and on some platforms depends on where you installed the game.
You generally want to create a new directory underneath your resource directory to hold you own special maps. This directory should be named according to the author of the maps in it. Please be careful to avoid an ambiguous nickname by checking if someone is already using that name on the resource repository. When you browse your local resource directory you may notice that there's a special directory called automatic
. You shouldn't fool with it. If you've played a server with a map you particularly liked, and you'd like to use that map for your own local game, then you should move the map from it's location in the automatic
directory and put it immediately beneath the resource
directory. Examples (Linux given, others requested):
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- /home/Lucifer/.armagetronad/resource/Lucifer/crack_pipe-0.1.xml
System Resource Directory (default)
- Linux - /usr/share/games/armagetronad/resource
- Windows - C:Program FilesArmagetron Advancedresource
- Mac OS X - Armagetron Advanced.app/Contents/Resources/resource
User's Resource Directory (default)
- Linux - /.armagetronad/resource
- Example: /home/Joe/.armagetronad/resource
- Windows - Armagetronresource
- Example: C:Documents and SettingsJoeApplication DataArmagetronresource
- Mac OS X - /Library/Application Support/Armagetron Advanced/resource
- Example: /Users/Joe/Library/Application Support/Armagetron Advanced/resource
Setting the Config
The file you need to modify depends on whether or not you want the map to be available for all users of the system. If you want the map available for all users of the system, then you need to modify the file settings.cfg
in the appropriate directory (paths given below). If you only want you to be able to play the map on your system, or if you don't have administrative privileges on your machine, then you'll need to modify autoexec.cfg
in your home directory. You'll have to create that file, it does not exist on a fresh installation.
The modification you need to make is to add a line that looks like this, based on the example given above:
- MAP_FILE Lucifer/crack_pipe-0.1.xml
That's it. Note that the path is relative to the resource
directory. The game will scan your user's resource directory, and then the system resource directory. If it doesn't find the map after scanning those places it will try to fetch the map from the resource repository. Since you're most likely working locally, this shouldn't be necessary.
System Configuration File Paths (default)
- Linux - /usr/etc/games/armagetronad/settings.cfg
- Windows - C:Program FilesArmagetron Advancedconfigsettings.cfg
- Mac OS X - Armagetron Advanced.app/Contents/Resources/settings.cfg
User Configuration File Paths (default)
- Linux - /.armagetronad/var/autoexec.cfg
- Windows - Armagetronvarautoexec.cfg
- Mac OS X - /Library/Application Support/Armagetron Advanced/autoexec.cfg
Choosing a Map Download URI
If using a location other than the official resource repository is desired (for example, for a LAN game where not all players have internet access), you can specify it using 2 different methods:
- MAP_FILE Lucifer/crack_pipe-0.1.xml(http://www.davefancella.com/maps/crack_pipe-0.1.xml) this may not work unless you have the apropriat things
- RESOURCE_REPOSITORY_SERVER http://aabeta.dashjr.org/resource/
Note that to use the RESOURCE_REPOSITORY variable, the website must provide the files under the regular file path. In this case, the file http://aabeta.dashjr.org/resource/Lucifer/crack_pipe-0.1.xml would need to exist.
If you don't have an own webserver to host your map or you want to make your map 'official', whatever that means, submit it to our resource repository here:http://resource.armagetronad.net/upload/
Note that while specifying a URI for the map is optional when it has been submitted to the official resource repository, you must always specify the map filepath in MAP_FILE.