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Why protect it in the first place? Uberation2 works fine for protection, just don't use the compression. Uberation3 will just corrupt your map.
The only reason I see for protection is for tournament maps, and possibly maps that require a lot of post-release balancing, where you need robust version control. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() I do not respect your beliefs, and I implore you not to respect mine. To ask respect of beliefs held without evidence, is to burn the books of progress and hope.
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Well I'm making a really good map and I don't like other people gettin credit for it. As with the compression you were right, no longer do I get the sc shutdown error, but still, I get a new error. One I never seen before and it only happens after i use uberation2
Error Loading Scenario File: The map could not be loaded because it has too many obstructions. Try widening corridors and crannies to correct the problem. Again, I have to make emphasis that I only get thir error after I "uberate" it ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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You don't need a fancy protector, any protector that is very weak will do (the ones that corrupt very little), because even the strongest ones will get broken. Although, there are A LOT of people that have no clue about hexedit and OSMAP. So they can struggle with unprotected maps, and never get them open.
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"Atheism is a non-prophet organization"
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BASICALLY the same thing. I've never used OSMAP, but I think what happens is the compression removes all comments and whatnot so that the map basically becomes impossible to change. It's not actual protection, it just makes it hard as hell to edit. Correct me if I'm wrong here. This post was edited 2 times, last edit by NerdyTerdy: Apr 20 2008, 10:50 pm.
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@Akar: Did you not even read this? OSMap 2 has protection also. BASICALLY the same thing. I've never used OSMAP, but I think what happens is the compression removes all comments and whatnot so that the map basically becomes impossible to change. It's not actual protection, it just makes it hard as hell to edit. Correct me if I'm wrong here. Protection and compression are pretty much synonyms for each other. The majority of protection is compression, but protection takes it a step further by splitting up sections and corrupting other data. I would say the majority of protection (>90%) can be considered compression techniques. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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"Atheism is a non-prophet organization"
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I don't even know how to protect maps.... Does OSMap work for protecting maps? He changed his philosophy. This post was edited 2 times, last edit by NerdyTerdy: Apr 20 2008, 10:50 pm.
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