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| − | Once you are satisfied with your map, you can begin testing it. Please read this page, as test games have a few differences from normal games. | + | Once you are satisfied with your map, you can begin testing it. Please do read this page, as test games have a few differences from normal games. |
| − | You can create a test game by changing your map mode to Testing. Then, create a Custom Game and switch the map category to "Testing Maps." Here, you'll see your map show up so you can pick it. It will only show up for you - other players | + | You can create a test game by changing your map mode to Testing. Then, create a Custom Game and switch the map category to "Testing Maps." Here, you'll see your map show up so you can pick it. It will only show up for you - other players will not have access to the map until it is public. |
| − | Map testing games | + | Map testing games are temporary. When your map is taken out of Testing mode, the games created using it will be automatically deleted. |
Map testing should last fewer than 30 days. Maps may automatically revert from Testing to Development after 30 days and all games will be automatically deleted. | Map testing should last fewer than 30 days. Maps may automatically revert from Testing to Development after 30 days and all games will be automatically deleted. | ||
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When you are done testing, you can change the map back to Development to make further changes. Or, if everything looks perfect, you can make the map public. | When you are done testing, you can change the map back to Development to make further changes. Or, if everything looks perfect, you can make the map public. | ||
| − | Note: Map creators can use most member-only features when creating games on their own maps. For example, they can invite any number of players, use any luck percentage, and use custom scenarios in multi-player | + | Note: Map creators can use most member-only features when creating games on their own maps. For example, they can invite any number of players, use any luck percentage, and use custom scenarios in multi-player. |
==See also== | ==See also== | ||