Copy a map from one campaign to another

[Ramza]

Is it possible?

I messed some things up, and I got two same campaigns, but both of them using different maps (different versions).

If I open a campaign, save one of those maps, and then import it in my other campaign, all campaign objects disappear from the map. Is there some other way to do this?

 

[Kala]

Try to open your Campaign with MPQ Editor and extract your map from there.

 

[Ramza]

Hm, I have no idea what one to use. I don't even know what MPQ editors do...
What one do you recommend?

 

[Pharaoh_]

They bring up a list of the files that are internally used in your map (unprotected ones and corrupted) and can scan through the files of Warcraft III, like Warcraft III Viewer, but all of the file types, not only models and pictures. Example: http://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/tools-560/powermpq-1-4-a-62954/ (I use this one)

 

[Ramza]

And you can transport maps between campaign files with this program? Or does it let you transport all campaign objects from one to another?

 

[Adiktuz]

And you can transport maps between campaign files with this program? Or does it let you transport all campaign objects from one to another?

you can export the objects from you campaign, then export the object data then import the custom objects and the object data into the new map... though it could cause some errors sometimes... importing object data will delete all existing object data in the campaign/map and replace it with your imported object data... I dont know if you can use NewGen's Object merger in campaigns but it would overwrite any object that has the same rawcode...

 

[Ramza]

you can export the objects from you campaign, then export the object data then import the custom objects and the object data into the new map... though it could cause some errors sometimes... importing object data will delete all existing object data in the campaign/map and replace it with your imported object data... I dont know if you can use NewGen's Object merger in campaigns but it would overwrite any object that has the same rawcode...

Ah, that's alright. They are actually the same campaigns, but one of them is a newer, updated version.

So I'm just going to try it out then. Thanks.