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Combining this mod with More Rmg Maps reloaded is genius, and will likely supply the door kickers community with hundreds upon hundreds of hours of fresh gameplay. Thank you for releasing your mod as well.
Cheers.
I'm currently using this with More RMG Maps Reloaded and... it is pure madness, on top of already random maps, random layouts that you never expect...
Also thank you for your willingness to comment an issue you've found. Feedback like this is very valuable to the mods development
Thanks again for creating this mod it just adds so much good stuff to the RMG
For a bit of detail. What seems to have been happening is that the residential tile set and the compound tile set seem to be linked in some hardcoded way. I wouldn't have even remotely looked in that direction because that's a totally different tile set with it's own parameters and everything. But when you said the problem was occurring outside of campaign in the large maps, I decided to take another look. I tested all of those maps because they all contained the residential set... Except one XD. And that map was the culprit.
All of which is to say... No... THANK YOU very much, for helping in the development of this mod.
You just helped solve one of the drawbacks of this mod.
Fixed in the next update.
Cheers.
Still a great mod thank you very much :)