WTF DM OR CTF HOW TO CHANGE IN MAPMAKER

[snho0k]

im making a few simple climpig maps now and everytime i putt red flag and blue on the end...
i respawn red en blue in the begin...
but then i start soldat and i can find the map only in dm...
when i play the map i respawn were i put the flag and respawn were i put the respawn :S

how tha fuck to i change that   plzzzzzzzzzzz help me....
im making and learning to make nice climbing maps so help me and u et more fun of it

[Eagles_Arrows]

Be sure to add the game tag onto the name of your map before playing it.

Capture the Flag = "CTF_mapname"
Infiltration = "INF_mapname"
Deathmatch, Pointmatch, Rambomatch, and Teammatch = none
Hold the Flag = "HTF_mapname"

[FliesLikeABrick]

except eagles arrows, the tags need to be lowercase:

ctf_mapname NOT CTF_mapname

[Eagles_Arrows]

except eagles arrows, the tags need to be lowercase:

ctf_mapname NOT CTF_mapname

It doesn't matter.  Many people capitalize their tags (ex. Boxo and his Complex9) and the game still detects it.

[FliesLikeABrick]

except eagles arrows, the tags need to be lowercase:

ctf_mapname NOT CTF_mapname

It doesn't matter.  Many people capitalize their tags (ex. Boxo and his Complex9) and the game still detects it.

no, it does matter on linux servers where everything is case sensitive.  The generally accepted standard is to put the tag in lowercase, if you put it in uppercase then everyone who runs a linux server needs to remember specifically to type "/map CTF_mapname" instead of ctf_, which everyone else uses

[Eagles_Arrows]

except eagles arrows, the tags need to be lowercase:

ctf_mapname NOT CTF_mapname

It doesn't matter.  Many people capitalize their tags (ex. Boxo and his Complex9) and the game still detects it.

no, it does matter on linux servers where everything is case sensitive.  The generally accepted standard is to put the tag in lowercase, if you put it in uppercase then everyone who runs a linux server needs to remember specifically to type "/map CTF_mapname" instead of ctf_, which everyone else uses

Oh.  I see...