Arthur Ritis

Reply to Save Map Button! in Modding GalCiv2 Forums

How about Alt +S, to save the game map to map file. Please see notes above.

Reply to What's Going to be New in 1.2? in Modding GalCiv2 Forums

Alt +S How about a adding new Alt +S function, which will save a freshly generated map, so that it can be edited in the GC2 Builder map editor. Because it is too cumbersome to create a large map from scratch in the map editor, it makes more sense to have the game generate a map, save it, and in turn edit that map in the editor.

Reply to Save Map Button! in Modding GalCiv2 Forums

How about Alt +S, to save the game map to map file. A short cut key sequence to save the map would be the easy way to implement the function rather than creating a an interface button. With a save map function, then we could create maps initially within GC2, save them, and then edit those map files with the map editor utility. That would be much, much faster than creating a "Large" or "Gigantic" map from scratch with the utility, star by star by star, by planet,

Save Map Button! in Modding GalCiv2 Forums

We need a faster, easier way of creating custom maps: I'm aware of the "GC2 Builder" map editor utility. But creating a map from scratch with it is too cumbersome and time consuming -- especially if you are creating a large map. SOLUTION: Add a "Save Map" button to the game. If you add a "Save Map" button to GC2, then we could create maps initially within GC2, save them, and then edit those map files with the map editor utility. That woul

The Arrow Buttons At The Ends Of Sliders in Galactic Civilizations II GalCiv2 Forums

Didn't read every post in this thread, so I don't know if this suggestion has been posted already. In the same way that when you press and hold down a key, it auto repeats, then when you click and hold the mouse on an arrow button at the end of sliders, it should auto repeat, resulting in the value of the slider auto incrementing.