

I have searched everywhere, including the installation folder, but can't find the physical game maps.

Please help! I cannot find a straight answer for this and I've spent MANY hours on it. Is this where my custom games should be copied to?

I have created a "maps" directory under the public folder as one person suggested and copied the files into it but that didn't work either. But my game is installed on another drive/path. The files are being saved in "W:\Documents\My Games\0ad\mods\user\maps\scenarios" and "W:\Documents\My Games\0ad\mods\user\maps\skirmishes". I have searched the forum and google and have found several suggestions but none have worked. Well, that presented another issue that has become an obsession and it's driving me nuts! I modified/created a custom map using Atlas, named it, and saved it. So, I decided to either modify the "lake" map or create a new one with more fish While playing either single or with my wife, we noticed that there wasn't enough fish in the lake. Game could be launched WITHOUT STEAM running.I absolutely love this game but I've ran into a snag and am at my wits end. The game engine AND a number of other files at the behest of STEAM/Valve. Only found this to apply to the external source from EEK.games for House Party because of changes Purging "Older" workshop mods as "possibly" no longer compatible with the game version.

There are a number of workshop mods for the HaydeesĪnd ARK that I saved and it's a good thing I did because over the past year Valve/STEAM has been With all of my workshop game mods since STEAM is known for removing them from the workshopĪND user folders if left in original format. So right now I am looking at "subscribing" to them then copying them to a separate folder like I do I found a way, using the demo of the game, to access the work shop files Plok_HR: Alternatives to Steam Workshop exist, such as mod.io, but developers and publishers need to express interest in them.
