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Re: Can't find my custom map in Noggit
« Reply #15 on: May 28, 2017, 12:55:03 pm »
ProjectPath = C:\Users\Kobe\Desktop\WoW Server Modding\Custom Zones\

\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ at end of path missing...
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Re: Can't find my custom map in Noggit
« Reply #16 on: May 28, 2017, 04:49:33 pm »
And taking a look at your screenshots, I'm not really sure wheter ALL your map files (map.dbc, WDT and all ADTs) are included in data/project path. Putting map to client and DBC to project folder while having paths in Noggit set to project folder will mean, that Noggit will find only map.dbc, but not WDT and ADT files. You need to have all 3 parts of a map in files Noggit is opening in order to be able to open and edit it.
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Re: Can't find my custom map in Noggit
« Reply #17 on: June 11, 2017, 04:31:19 am »
What my data folder looks like:


What my world folder looks like:


What my DBFilesCLient folder looks like:


What my conf for noggit 3.1222 looks like:
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#This is a config file template. To use it rename into noggit.conf and set your options
#Edit this to your WoWFile!!!
Path = C:\Users\Kobe\Desktop\WoW Server Modding\Custom Zones\

#Edit this to your Project-Directory and uncomment if you want to use it!
ProjectPath = C:\Users\Kobe\Desktop\WoW Server Modding\Custom Zones

#Set this to the file where you will import models list from
#ImportFile = Path to Import file

#Set this to the WMV log file
wmvLogFile = C:\Users\Kobe\Desktop\WoW Server Modding\Custom Zones\WMV_Binary_v0701_r500_Win64\userSettings\log.txt

#The far clipping value. Set to 2048, 3072, 4096 etc. for a further look. Higher values need more 3d power.
#1024 is the standard value and will be taken if you do not set this value.
FarZ=2048

#Set this to true to enable tablet support
TabletMode=false

Noggit opens but can't find my map still.

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Re: Can't find my custom map in Noggit
« Reply #18 on: June 11, 2017, 09:04:27 am »
ProjectPath = C:\Users\Kobe\Desktop\WoW Server Modding\Custom Zones
Should be:
ProjectPath = C:\Users\Kobe\Desktop\WoW Server Modding\Custom Zones\

Always end paths to directories with backslash. But aside from that, it seems that only Map.dbc can be wrong here. How have you created your map's entry there? Did you make a new row and made it by hand, or did you copy some existing map's row? Which ones?
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Re: Can't find my custom map in Noggit
« Reply #19 on: June 11, 2017, 11:21:41 pm »
ProjectPath = C:\Users\Kobe\Desktop\WoW Server Modding\Custom Zones
Should be:
ProjectPath = C:\Users\Kobe\Desktop\WoW Server Modding\Custom Zones\

Always end paths to directories with backslash. But aside from that, it seems that only Map.dbc can be wrong here. How have you created your map's entry there? Did you make a new row and made it by hand, or did you copy some existing map's row? Which ones?

The slash fixed it. Thanks.

My map.dbc was hand made. Looked like this: