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Post tutorial Report RSS Adding Gametypes to your Map

techno2sl explains how to make various gametypes available for play with your custom map.

Posted by on - Intermediate Mapping/Technical

Tutorial written by techno2sl. Mirrored here for archival purposes.


Adding Gameytypes to your Map

techno2sl explains how to make various gametypes available for play with your custom map.

Gametypes:

Always make sure you have a Global Intermission - (where the spectator spawns)
Always make sure your spawn points and the intermission are above the ground slightly, and are not touching anything.
Note: Spawn points of different gametypes CAN touch each otherm, but do not place them directly in each other as this may cause errors.
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Team Death Match (TDM)

Right click the 2d grid - select "mp" from the drop down menu and insert the tdm_spawn

Place as many of these as you need, there is no Axis/allied ones as the game picks randomly which spawn point a player will

spawn on, although it will pick the closest to where their teammates are.
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Death Match (DM)

Simply Use you drop down list again (right click the 2d grid/ or "plan view") > select "mp" > select dm_spawn

Place Death match spawns around your map in places of your choice.
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Capture the Flag - or CTF (no scripting)

Right click you 2d grid/plan view, select misc>prefab

A browser window should open showing the folder location:

c:/program files/activision/call of duty 2/map source/prefabs (this is my directory you may have something like this but

under a different drive name- the folder structure should be exact though).

From the mini browser window, select the folder: "MP"

Now select: "ctf_flag_axis.map" - place this where you would like the axis flag to be.

(make sure you deselect it once its in position (esc)

Repeat the process and select: "ctf_flag_allies.map"

Postion that. Now right click your 2d grid and select "mp" > "ctf_spawn_allied" (place these near the allied flag)

Now right click your 2d grid and select "mp" > "ctf_spawn_axis" (place these near the axis flag)

- i said no scripting but you need this in your .gsc:

main()
{
Mapsmp\_load::main();
}
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