Size Does Matter - CIV 5 Large and Huge Map Sizes
Size Does Matter - CIV 5 Large and Huge Map Sizes Huge map
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Size Does Matter - CIV 5 Large and Huge Map Sizes Huge map
So I'm new to all this, but I'm super annoyed at how big and huge map sizes we got in Civ 6. So today I modified the game files to allow for a larger world.
How to use
game creation
Just create game > select map size > Large CIV V / Huge CIV V
world architect
Just launch World Building > New Map > Select Map Size > Large CIV V / Huge CIV V
Install
- Is the export size a Matter.zip file?
- Open the Size Does Matter folder
- Find your Civilization 6 installation location
- The basic size of Drag has an impact on Sid Meier’s Civilization VI
How to uninstall 1.
Open backup folder
- Find your Civilization 6 installation location
3.Drag Base from backup to Sid Meier’s Civilization VI
So i am new to all this but i was quite annoyed at the Sizes we got for the large and Huge map sizes in Civ 6. so today i modified the game files to allow for larger worlds.
How to use
game creation
just go into create a game > Choose Map Size > Large CIV V/ Huge CIV V
World Builder
just go Start World Builder > New Map > Choose Map Size > Large CIV V/ Huge CIV V
Installation
- export the Size Does Matter.zip file
2.open the Size Does Matter folder
3.Find Your Civ 6 install location
4.Drag Base from size does matter into Sid Meier's Civilization VI
How to uninstall
1.open the Backup Folder
2.Find Your Civ 6 install location
3.Drag Base from Backup into Sid Meier's Civilization VI
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