You probably already decided how many players you want on your map so for each player you need, change the Controller box from None to User, keep everything else the same, and hit OK. First, go to Scenario > Player Properties. Now that you have gold mines, you need to put start locations. The units under “Buildings” is what you will be adding to your map. You should now see different units than before. On the Tool Palette, change Terrain Palette to Unit Palette and for the other 3 boxes select Neutral Passive for the player, Neutral for the race, and Melee for the type. After you created your terrain masterpiece, we need to make neutral buildings. View > Grid > None and Advanced > View Entire Map. (Tip: To get a much better view of the map, go to Just click on the buttonsĪnd experiment a little to see what they do and you should be able to figure Like an artist trying to teach a kid how to paint. This is the part I can't really help you with. Select different buttons from the terrain palette and click on your map to

If it didn't appear, go to Window > New palette > Terrain.Ĩ. If it did appear, select it and change Unit Palette A Tool Palette should appear in the editorĪs soon as you started your map. Ignore the stuff about water level and click OK.ħ. Select the tile that you want the map to be willed with by default. To see what type they are (buildable or non-buildable). When you select a tileset, it will show you the tiles and you can click them Choose a tileset, this is the default 'theme' or 'setting' of the map. For map size, choose the width and height. Create a new file by going to File > New MapĤ. Open Warcraft III World Editor located in Start > Warcraft IIIģ. Follow these simple steps and you will have a high quality wc3 mapġ.

Warcraft 3 world editor tutorial