Warcraft 2 map editor disable buildings list

Right now you have to count by hand or spot check. When the Territory -> TerritoryArea sub-menu is open, I would like to see a tile count number in the middle of each territory. This is especially nit-picky with mountains, where trying to ascertain elevation at a glance can be misleading. Right now I have to right click on several tiles to figure out what their elevation is, or spot check things.

While the topographic view is nice to glance at, when I'm actually molding a section of the map for elevation I would like to see the elevation 'number' as an overlay over all tiles so that it is easy to determine how the elevation looks in the big picture. I know, I know, right now you can use different biomes to sidestep this, but it feels like a low-effort add and easy win for map editors.

It would be really nice to have territory borders always 'on' while playing with tiles or elevation. Where number in bucket = locations, varying in number, set by the map editor (maybe my bucket only has two resources, maybe it has five, etc). When the game starts, randomize which locations get which strategic.

And exactly four locations where those strategics may spawn in. One more way of thinking about this - let's say I have a bucket of strategics: Horses x1, Copper x2, Iron x1. When I say 'groupings' and 'parameters', ideally I imply that the map creator can determine what locations certain resources mayВ spawn in, and then when the actual game is created, that pre-determined group of resources randomly allocates to the locations you've set they may spawn in. Having some amount of randomness, within parameters, to the resource spawn locations would make user created maps have a much more enjoyable early-game phase due to the need to explore. Some of the beauty and joy of randomly generated Humankind maps comes from exploration during the early eras. all horses on the one section of the map). Ideally with resource tiers + 'groupings' so one side or section of the map doesn't spawn all of a single strategic resource (ex. This would help immensely with setting up locations and figuring out potential city/output spots. Similar to the resource view toggle, the only way to see the FIMS yields is to jump into a real game on the map, or have everything memorized. This is an absolute nightmare to deal with and makes playtesting the main way to catch resource location mistakes. Right now once you place a resource on the map there is no way to see that resource from a high-level view without inspecting each tile by zooming in or right clicking on it to see what resource is there. I work as a non-game developer so I'm trying to relate to what I believe may be easy or hard to implement. This list is by no means comprehensive, and I'm splitting out the features based on my opinion of priority and effort. While I have a lot to praise about the map editor, I'd like to touch on several features that should be put on Amplitude's radar for a better map making experience overall. It reminds me of the Warcraft III days, where some of the custom maps that were made by users ended up being implemented into the game for everyone to use! So far I've really enjoyed using the Map Editor to create maps and wanted to give a huge thank you to the devs for putting power in the hands of the players. I'm hoping to post my first complete map within a few days after doing some playtesting with friends. Hey! With the release of Humankind I've been excitedly putting the map maker to use.

Warcraft 2 map editor disable buildings list