I am trying to create a test map, and I inputted the test map onto Warlight. The problem is that the territories are there, but only the edges of the territory appear. There's nothing inside of the shape/territory to click on, and only the edge is clickable, meaning the inside is transparent and shows the background. What do you think I have done wrong? Please help.

Can you send a screenshot of this?

Maybe you converted your objects to path? That would cause an issue like the one you described.

^^They are already paths m8.

Two things that can cause this issue:

Your territories are not enclosed loops. You basically drew single lines everywhere, as a result, the program has no way of knowing what area corresponds to what territory. All it sees is a bunch of lines.

Your territories are not named. Be sure to check object properties, and rename each territory Territory_#, # being any number. it can start with 1, but it can skip numbers as well.

^I meant converting the stroke to path, my bad.

^I meant that territories are already paths xD

Inkscape hiearchy:

             -> vector (path)
      Object -> image
             -> text
             -> other

Everything in Inkscape is an object.

A territory is made out of vectors, therefore, it is a path.

Edited 5/25/2017 18:24:10

Warlight:
http://imgur.com/a/K6Yj9
http://imgur.com/a/fSrqK

Inkscape:
http://imgur.com/a/AqFsh

How did you draw that territory?

Edited 5/25/2017 19:59:16

I drew it with the 'Draw freehand lines' tool. I done everything the video below told me to do as well...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=az62ZVRiNaQ

If you're not too far along with your map, I suggest you try starting over from the beginning and trying to figure out what you did wrong.
Sidenote: try this tutorial instead.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOR9ltkY65s

Edited 5/26/2017 12:46:21

Thanks for the feedback! Although, it turned out that Chrome was the issue. For some reason, when I tried it in Edge and Firefox it loaded up all fine. Strange.

Firefox is love, firefox is life.