Open MPQEdit. Then open archive. Select your map file that you want to take files from. In the file list, select the files you want to export. Right click and extract them into some temporary folder. Close archive.
For some reason I got the message in some the files that have a name "File0000xxx.xxx" that tells me the parameter is not correct, what is hapenning?
That points towards the map archive having its "(listfile)" deleted. This is usually a sign of protection by the map author but could also be caused if something interrupted the map archive when it was being written. If this is caused by the archive being incompletely written then there is a high chance that more files may be missing and what files are present might be corrupt. Missing or corrupt files cannot be recovered from an archive, you will need to find older versions of the map which have the files intact or recreate these files.
How can be that?, because I also have that type of files in the new map I wanna move it.
Do all the files mentioned match up with the files listed in the (listfile)?
What do you mean?
MPQ Archives, used by WC3 maps, contain a file listing all files contained inside the archive. This is called the list file and it is called something like "(listfile)". Any file that is detected in the archive structures but not present in the list file will be given a generated name and auto detected, if possible, extension.
I mean, what do you mean with "match up"?
Are there any files that exist but are not mentioned in the listfile? This would confirm the files are being shown with generated names instead of them just having generated like names.
If you reffer that the files have names like "File0000xxx.xxx" instead of a normal name, well there are few with normal names and the rest has that type of name.
So they are missing from the listfile? This is very strange for the reasons I mentioned previously.
Do you mean only import the files that have a normal name to another map?, because I tried that before and the map become useless.
Then it is possible your map is corrupt and some amount of important data has been lost. Given that the reason you were trying to move data files in the first place was that it was not loading in the Editor.
I told in the header the reason was precisly I think my map is corrupted so to save it I try to move the data.
However as we found above, the map data must be corrupted as well. This kind of makes sense given you said the map, and hence its data, was likely corrupt.
So, what options I have?
I would recommend using a backup version from before the map was corrupted if available. If not available then you can try inspecting the map files one-by-one to see which are salvageable and then rebuilding any data that was lost.
