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Unable to test maps
Sep 28 2010, 2:11 am
By: BlueWolf  

Sep 28 2010, 2:11 am BlueWolf Post #1



So yesterday I created my first triggers in the galaxyeditor, and after feeling that everything was right, I went on to click the button to test my map. The Galaxyeditor only minimized, and nothing happened after that. I saved my map under Maps, and tried to test the map myself, but I couldn't find out how to host my map without publishing it...

Why wont the galaxy edit let me test my map?




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Sep 28 2010, 2:38 am Temp Post #2



Was SC2 already running? If it was then you should have it closed when testing maps.



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Sep 28 2010, 2:48 am payne Post #3

:payne:

Quote from Temp
Was SC2 already running? If it was then you should have it closed when testing maps.
Note: If SC2 was launched initially in test-mode (that is, from the editor), I strongly suggest you to never close this window since every time you'll press the test button, the load will be something like 300% faster. :P



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Sep 28 2010, 3:02 am Temp Post #4



Err yes, by SC2 I meant a regular instance of sc2.



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Oct 5 2010, 3:22 pm Deev Post #5



sc2 normal game dosn't stack with sc2-test mode game.



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Oct 25 2010, 1:10 am Tempz Post #6



-Firstly there has to be losing trigger for each player
-There has to be start location for each player
-There has to be 2 forces...
-Sc2 can't be running or it will cause a redundancy

These things are similar to sc1



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Oct 25 2010, 2:12 am payne Post #7

:payne:

Quote from Tempz
-Firstly there has to be losing trigger for each player
-There has to be start location for each player
-There has to be 2 forces...
-Sc2 can't be running or it will cause a redundancy

These things are similar to sc1
Start Locations aren't required. :)



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