Now the game is loading and going past the login. Now go to - Map - Player Properties - here you can change things like race/ start location / players.Īfter set user and computer settings you go to - File - Test Document - or hit the SC icon on upper toolbar. Now you get a tab called open document, in here you click on local files, click refresh, and you should see your renamed map in the list, now you can open the fileĪfter loading the map you go to - File - Preferences - Test Document - and here you can change the ai difficulty and game speed. Go back to the Editor itself and click on the open button located on upper toolbar. Now go to your StarCraft II Beta folder located in,Ĭ: - users - user name - My Documents - StarCraft II Beta - Map ( Vista/Win 7 ) and place the renamed map file in this folder. SC2Map.Įxample : Steppes of war.s2ma to Steppes of war.SC2Mapģ.
Now take a map you prefer( i used a original blizzard map) and make a copy of it, then rename 1 of them to. You are returned to the main StarCraft 2 screen when you surrender. I recall putting the campaign down and just waiting for someone to recreate BGH so I could at least have some fun on skirmishes, but the few player maps that came out at that time remade BGH in their vision - ie. If you want to return to your single-player game at a later date, you can click Save from this menu before clicking Surrender. That was another gripe is how they forced the single player campaigns to act like multiplayer skirmishes. When you start the SC2Editor and the nag screen occurs which asks you to login, press no then you can use it without any problems.Ģ. During online gameplay or single-player skirmishes, you cannot quit an active StarCraft 2 game outright you must surrender to return to the main menu. Don't forget to make a backup of both files so you can play once the servers are up. SC2Editor.exe goes into the Support folder and the SC2.exe goes into Versions\Base15976.
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