How to do smaller mappacks (less download)

[kung foo man]

The red line is the "definition" of the .csv file, while the blue line is the actual data. So which one do you need? Both.

Count the position until "loadspec" in the definition in your red line example. Which position has it? 16

Now count the 16th position in the actual data. Which string is that? mp_shipment

16 is highly arbitrary, so you need to recount it for every map .csv file. And make sure that the actual data value for "loadspec" is always set to the name of the current map ($mapname.csv)

That's what the Python script will check for later:

		            elif row[loadspec_index] != mapname:
                print(mapname, "has invalid loadspec for", row[0]) 
	

[sttte93]

Ok, thank you kung foo man, done.

Now i'm here:

Look through the scripts of your maps to see if any additional xmodels or images are used.
- If any additional xmodels are used, store their names in a mapname.txt files (do this per-map) in the add_models folder, layout (taken from jm_pier_2.txt)

I don't have maps with xmodels folders, but if i will add one, the correct syntax for <mapname.txt> will be:

xmodel/namefile1
xmodel/namefile2
...
...

?

- Do the same for images the scripts use, store in same manner in add_shaders.

I my current maps, in images folders have only the loadscreen_mapname.iwi

I need to create a <mapname.txt> and add :

loadscreen_mapname

? Or is not require?