They’re stored in %LOCALAPPDATA%/Blizzard Entertainment/ (On Windows 7, it’s %PROGRAMDATA% instead of %LOCALAPPDATA%.) The file names are hashed, look for ones with the “. s2ma” extension.
Where do I put custom maps in SC2?
To play downloaded maps you just need to open them in the editor and click “Test Document”, it is the green SC2 icon at the end of the menu bar. In case the map uses a mod file place the mod in your SC2 installation folder /mods. If it’s just a mapfile, then you can place it anywhere on your computer.
How do I publish a Starcraft 2 map?
First, open the map or mod you want to publish, and use the File > Publish command from any module window. This will open a dialog for configuring the publishing details, as follows: Log In – Click the Log In button in the left panel to log in to Battle.net using your Battle.net account and StarCraft II character.
How do I install StarCraft maps?
To install maps into StarCraft, you have to extract the . scm, or . scx file into your C:\ProgramFiles\Starcraft\maps folder. After that is done the map should be at the bottom of your map list in-game.
Where is the Starcraft 2 custom map folder?
However, the .s2ma filenames are just hashes of their true name, so good luck trying to find the map you need! You can open it in StarCraft II Editor and then click File/Test document. The map will then open in Starcraft II and you can play it. Thanks for contributing an answer to Arqade! Please be sure to answer the question.
Where do you publish a map in StarCraft?
You have to open the map in the map editor and publish it just as you would any of your own maps.
Where are the Starcraft 2 replay videos stored and can I share them?
Yes, they are in a directory such as: C:DocumentsStarCraft IIAccounts [number] [other]Replays. The cool thing is that the replay files themselves are quite small (11-15 KB on my computer) so it should be easy to email and share. Another cool thing is that SC2 registers the “.SC2Replay” file extension, so all you need to do is double click on
Is there an automated player for Starcraft 2?
Starcraft 2 Automated Player This is a program that plays Starcraft 2 (SC2) by intercepting, understanding, and reacting to the D3D9 API stream, then sending keyboard and mouse commands back to SC2. It uses the D3D9 API Interceptorproject.
