@Kain

1)I am aware of that tool and will probably use it

2)I will

3)I don't think you understood what I said.The 4 bonus value for most territories is just a placeholder and each one will be changed according to how powerful I want the nations to be.This is a horribly inefficient way to go about it,since I hve to edit each bonus twice,but I didn't know any better when I started making this map,so I'm stuck with it

Maybe at the end u could sumbit 2 versions of that map? One with all those +4 bonuses and 2nd one with only "normal"("triangle") bonuses? I'd really like to play your map (especialy if u manage to pack it with more than 2k territries which would be superb since there arent much maps of that size) but if I had to manualy change the value of all those bonusses, one by one ....

How can I do that?By releasing two almost maps?Is that allowed?(I guess it is,if one can get away with copying)

Seeing the way too long a time it will take to change all the bonuses,I decided to do as such:

-Make a new svg without any territories but with the bonus links

-Load that up in the map editor

-Change all the bonuses around as I see fit and add the new ones

-Load the old svg with the territories back

This means I will have to name and link the bonuses to the territories all over again,but I think it will be much less frustrating that waiting half a minuste for every bonus to load.

Unless the number of bonuses makes that process slow as hell too.Has anyone here tried anything similar to this before?Has it worked?Should I do it or am I just losing more time?

So I tested it in a duped version of the map(don't know why I didn;t think of this earlier) and it seems that it is tied not to the number of territories of the size of the SVG,but to the amount of existing bonuses.

That means it is going to take ages to add that remaining bonuses and redo the old ones:(

So the map will not be released very soon.If anyone is willing to help me with determining the incomes,it would be great.