It will work between free and premium versions, and probably also between different future updates. If you want to share your custom map with someone, simply give them the nodemap file (around 20-50 kb size) and have them place it within the same folder. The nodemap files can be found at:Ĭ:\Users\\AppData\Local\Hero_s_Hour\custom maps They're made in part to show how the node map editor works, since they can be edited as if the map was your own.Īny map you yourself make will be saved locally and will of course remain through updates to the game. Surrounded is one of five custom maps included with the update. Luckily, they can't merge their armies without going through your territory, and you have some extra gold mines at your disposal.
This also means that finally, unfair maps are coming to Hero's Hour. Such as this one shown above, named Surrounded, in which you're surrounded by a single enemy controlling three Decay towns. You can have as much control as you want, or as little.
Almost everything can be configured, including turning symmetry off as well as toggling on or off random map objects. It has built-in functionality for creating symmetric maps that ensure fairness, and as mentioned, it uses the procedural map generator to fill out any stuff you leave undefined. This is actually a highly sophisticated tool that makes creating custom maps in Hero's Hour a quick endeavour. This half is known as the node map editor, and allows you to create custom maps by editing the nodes that the procedural map generator uses. Or, well, half of the full custom map editor package. Since the last update, I've been hard at work creating a custom map editor. Welcome back to the crazy tales of development corner for Hero's Hour.
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