Data unsupported by JNGP?

[APproject]

Hello.

So I tried JNGP 2.0 for the first time and before loading a map which has been developed on original editor, a window popped in saying it may have unsupported data. Is this safe? Is it possible it could corrupt something? What is the threat here?

Thanks.

 

[GreeN!X]

That pops up when you load a map for the first time in JNGP so just carry on without worries.

 

[APproject]

So it does nothing? There is no way it could somehow change already existing coding or semething? Alright, thanks.

 

[edo494]

it shows in all maps that were used with Hashtable GUI actions, no need to worry, it doesnt change anything, because the editor is still build on top of 1.24 version, JassHelper uses 1.26 .j-s so all Jass functions are there, the same goes for object editor data I believe

 

[Binsu]

This always appear when the map you are attempting to open a map has never been opened by the JNGP and only by the original WE. On your second and following try, this will not appear anymore unless you opened it again with the original WE and repeated the process of opening it in JNGP again.

Since that JNGP is a much more updated version of WE, it supports most functions that your map has which will not cause the map having unsupported functions. Except if you opened a map with a much outdated type of a WE which has errors then it might cause something bad. Not sure yet though.

 

[Malhorne]

I always have this message when I load a map and no problem appeared ever.

 

[TriggerHappy]

It's because JNGP uses worldeditor121.exe.

You're okay nothing bad will happen.

 

[Heinvers]

That happens every time when i open a map made only in normal World Editor u know. Nothing really. That's because i use most of the time JNGP.

 

[IamFootman061]

It happens to me too actually and I don't do anything about it. I think you should do it too because it won't affect your map but if you are not sure about it, put a backup for your map so that you will have no worries if you map gets corrupted.

The JNGP make a backup map too everytime you save your map. I don't remember where it saves but it's on the JNGP Directory.