My name is KotOR_Nerd...

[KotOR_Nerd]

Greetings earthlings, my name is KotOR_Nerd (omg !!! really ?!?!?) and I am new to this site (for real ?!?). I'm also relatively new to Warcraft modding so I'm an all around Newbie that plans to conquer the world... one day, you'll see...

Anyways, I have pretty simple tastes. Aslong as I have these things I'm okay.

-Warcraft : Orcs & Humans
-Warcraft : Tides of Darkness
-Warcraft : Beyond the Dark Portal
-Warcraft : Reign of Chaos
-Warcraft : Frozen Throne
-And itty bitty things you don't give a frootloop about

As I mentioned earlier I'm very new to this so I want to shed some light on some very obvious questions that I can't seem to figure out. Here they are...

-How do I make 32x32 maps ?
-What is JASS ?
and most importantly...
-How do I download a map ???

I would be very greatful if anyone could answer these questions.

And so I leave you,

-KotOR_Nerd

 

[Mechmap]

Welcome! As to your questions:

1: Guess you could use the WEU (World Editor Unlimited)
2: Dont really know.
3. Click on the map section, select a map, scroll down a little bit and click download this map.

 

[Hawkwing]

Welcome to The Hive Workshop, KotOR_Nerd.

To make a 32x32 map you need to create a map, at any size, and then go to Scenario > Map Size and Camera Bounds. Tick modify Map Bounds in the bottom left corner then modify it until it says Full: 32 x 32 in the bottom right corner. Then press Okay and it should rescale your map.

JASS is a triggering code used by Blizzard to make their maps for Wc3.

Go to the Maps Section and find the map you want. Click the link and find this:

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If you are in the midst of making your own map or campaign and need assistance, check out the World Editor Help Zone. Go ahead and ask our experienced mappers for help. Remember to Search before posting! This will surely help you find quicker the answers you need.

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Visit the mentioned forums as well if you want to submit a map or campaign, a new custom resource, or a tutorial.

Once again, welcome to the Hive Workshop! We wish you good luck in your Warcraft III modding days.

Sincerely, the Hive Workshop Greeters

 

[KotOR_Nerd]

Thank you very much for the greetings !!!
This community feels so NICE !!!
Sad nobody can answer my 32x32 question
I meant like clicking "New map" and selecting 32. I know it can be done but dunno how.

As for the downloading thing, I understand how to actualy download the map (sorry for not explaining my question too well). But I can't get it installed properly and most often I get an error if I open it in world editor (and it restarts if I go on the game )

 

[Hawkwing]

You get an error because the map is protected and the creator does not wish you to modify it.

No, you cannot make maps initially 32x32, as far as I know. But with a few extra clicks, as shown above, you can.