Disable default map

[Stowen]

Okay, so I'm trying to disable the default map on my server, and I used 2 ways, both of them failed. Is there another way to remove the default map?
I'm trying to use the one Dusty scripted, it works but I have to press M twice, once for the default map, then one more time to get Dusty's to show up.

This is what I have for disabling it in my main system:

PHP Code:

disableMap();
enablefeatures(allfeatures - 1 - 4 - 8 - 0x100 - 0x200 - 0x1000); 


FEATURES

1 // M key (map)

[Tim_Rocks]

I'm fairly certain you open you .gmap file and under height put NOAUTOMAPPING. That's kind of a guess off the top of my head. So if it's wrong, oops.

[ffcmike]

Originally Posted by Stowen

Okay, so I'm trying to disable the default map on my server, and I used 2 ways, both of them failed. Is there another way to remove the default map?
I'm trying to use the one Dusty scripted, it works but I have to press M twice, once for the default map, then one more time to get Dusty's to show up.

This is what I have for disabling it in my main system:

PHP Code:

disableMap();
enablefeatures(allfeatures - 1 - 4 - 8 - 0x100 - 0x200 - 0x1000); 


FEATURES

1 // M key (map)

Both of these should work, are you sure you don't have a script elsewhere which is also using enablefeatures() or enablemap()?

Originally Posted by Tim_Rocks

I'm fairly certain you open you .gmap file and under height put NOAUTOMAPPING. That's kind of a guess off the top of my head. So if it's wrong, oops.

I believe this disables the saving of level part files used for the map display, rather than the actual usage of the map.

[Stowen]

Originally Posted by ffcmike

Both of these should work, are you sure you don't have a script elsewhere which is also using enablefeatures() or enablemap()?.

Yeah, I searched through all the system scripts, and any other scripts that may have something of that sort. Everything is clear. I'm really confused

[Stowen]

Ah, nvm! Thanks, Thor. I just wen't through some stuff again and found an enablefeatures() hiding in a class joined to a wep.

[cbk1994]

Originally Posted by Stowen

Ah, nvm! Thanks, Thor. I just wen't through some stuff again and found an enablefeatures() hiding in a class joined to a wep.

For future note, scriptscan is your friend.