Hello. Yesterday i have tried this but it wasn't worked to me.
Maps that made on older versions of WC3 are NOT backwards compatible with Reforged.
Reforged is backwards compatible with maps made in legacy versions of Warcraft III. How good this backwards compatibility is at playing the maps in game is a problem at times. However, for the most part you can open up your old maps in the current World Editor and it just works with everything being how it was.
I just want to edit my map that saved on Reforged editor in previous versions of WE
No it is not directly possible as people mentioned above. There are tools and tricks you can use to try and revert the version of a map file so that it might be able to run in legacy versions of Warcraft III, but this has the obvious limitation that you cannot use any features introduced in updates after that legacy version. For example both Lua and the new custom UI functions must not be used as they were not supported by legacy versions of Warcraft III.
At least is it possible to transfer terrain only? I can open both editors and create same triggers. But important part is my map design.
Have you tried the tools referenced above? Terrain should mostly be possible since not much has changed with it as far as I am aware.
I have tried to convert it with Map Adapter but as i see not everything converted. By the way i have added only 24 players support. I haven't used any new features.
Hello. Sorry for disturbing but still my logic refusing it
As people posted above, there are hacky tools that might be able to backwards port your map. If these tools do not work you need to change your map so as to not break the tool, such as by removing newer version features. If they still do not work then you are likely out of luck and will need to research and develop your own approach to backwards port the map.
Truth is, i can re-write again triggers. My problem is map design. I was created perfectly oriented World Map. It took my 8 full days to create it. Is there a way to use my terrain?
w3e, wpm and shd files? Those are all the files that make up the terrain mesh. There is then the doo files for unit and doodad placement but those might not be directly compatible with legacy versions.
A map is a collection of data files bundled together in a MPQ archive, or more recently also able to be saved as a folder while editing. Use a tool like MPQEdit to extract specific data files from the map, and potentially insert them into other maps. It is recommended to backup any maps being manipulated by this tool in case you accidently break them.
