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Search for the scene called "multiplayer_maps_end"
This marks the end of the mutliplayer maps. All new multiplayer maps must be added above this scene.

Simply copy one of the multiplayer scenes and paste it in the proper place, for example this one:
  ("multi_scene_1",sf_generate,"none", "none", (0,0),(100,100),-100,"0x00000001300389800003a4ea000058340000637a0000399b",
    [],[],"outer_terrain_plain"),

There are three things you should change in this string to make it a unique scene. First the name, "multi_scene_1" in this case. Change it to the name you want to give your map. Use only small case and no spaces. This is the map name and it will use a scene file called scn_multi_scene_1 that is placed in the Resource folder of your mod.

Next, the long line of numbers ("0x00000001300389800003a4ea000058340000637a0000399b") is the terrain code. This can be aquired in the travel map using edit mode. Activate edit mode and start the game, once in the world map, press the Terrain button on the lower left, and play around with the editor until you find a terrain you like. Then press the Copy button at the top, to copy the terrain code. Return to the pylon script and paste your new terrain code into the string.

The last thing to edit is "outer_terrain_plain". This sets the outer terrain that surrounds your map beyond the border, so the map won't look like it floats around in the sky. Make sure that it matches the main theme of the map, so you dont get a snow map surrounded by desert hills. The outer terrains to choose from are:
    "outer_terrain_plain"
    "outer_terrain_steppe"
    "outer_terrain_desert"
    "outer_terrain_snow"
    "outer_terrain_beach"

Now you will have created a unique scene that might look something like this:
  ("my_new_scene_1",sf_generate,"none", "none", (0,0),(100,100),-100,"0x00000000400032320003c0f300001f9e000011180000031c",
    [],[],"outer_terrain_desert"),

In this file you will be able to add your new multiplayer map to the various game types of Warband.

Search for the script called "multiplayer_fill_map_game_types". Under this you will find a numer of lists that look like this:
      (else_try),
        (eq, ":game_type", multiplayer_game_type_siege),
        (troop_set_slot, "trp_multiplayer_data", multi_data_maps_for_game_type_begin, "scn_multi_scene_3"),
        (troop_set_slot, "trp_multiplayer_data", multi_data_maps_for_game_type_begin + 1, "scn_multi_scene_8"),
        (troop_set_slot, "trp_multiplayer_data", multi_data_maps_for_game_type_begin + 2, "scn_multi_scene_10"),
        (troop_set_slot, "trp_multiplayer_data", multi_data_maps_for_game_type_begin + 3, "scn_multi_scene_13"),
        (troop_set_slot, "trp_multiplayer_data", multi_data_maps_for_game_type_begin + 4, "scn_multi_scene_15"),
        (assign, ":num_maps", 5),

There is one list for each game type, and it marks the maps that are available to play for each of the game types:
    deathmatch
    battle
    destroy
    capture_the_flag
    headquarters
    siege

Copy one of the strings:
        (troop_set_slot, "trp_multiplayer_data", multi_data_maps_for_game_type_begin + 4, "scn_multi_scene_15"),
And change it to point to your own map:
        (troop_set_slot, "trp_multiplayer_data", multi_data_maps_for_game_type_begin + 4, "scn_my_new_scene_1"),
Note that you need the scn_ prefix so that the script knows to look in the module_scenes.py file.
Then change the number just before the scene name, to keep the list in chronological order. Also change the assign, ":num_maps" to correctly display the number of available maps for this particular game type.

Now it should look like this:
      (else_try),
        (eq, ":game_type", multiplayer_game_type_siege),
        (troop_set_slot, "trp_multiplayer_data", multi_data_maps_for_game_type_begin, "scn_multi_scene_3"),
        (troop_set_slot, "trp_multiplayer_data", multi_data_maps_for_game_type_begin + 1, "scn_multi_scene_8"),
        (troop_set_slot, "trp_multiplayer_data", multi_data_maps_for_game_type_begin + 2, "scn_multi_scene_10"),
        (troop_set_slot, "trp_multiplayer_data", multi_data_maps_for_game_type_begin + 3, "scn_multi_scene_13"),
        (troop_set_slot, "trp_multiplayer_data", multi_data_maps_for_game_type_begin + 4, "scn_multi_scene_15"),
        (troop_set_slot, "trp_multiplayer_data", multi_data_maps_for_game_type_begin + 5, "scn_my_new_scene_1"),
        (assign, ":num_maps", 6),

You have now made your map available for one of the gamemodes in Warband multiplayer. It can be selected while setting up a server and it can be voted on by players. You can add your map to any of the other gamemodes in exactly the same way. Just make sure you update the numerical order of each list, if the numbers are not in order, random strings will appear in the Voting screen while playing.

In this file all you will do is add a proper name for your map. scn_my_new_scene_1 is a name used internally by warband, but you will want your map to be called something descriptive, like "Ruins" or "Canyon of Ultradeath" or something.

Search for "multi_scene_end" and add above it your own string composed of your scene name (without the scn_ prefix!) a comma, and the name you choose. for example:

  ("my_new_scene_1", "Canyon of Ultradeath"),
  ("multi_scene_end", "multi_scene_end"),

Now your map has a proper name that will be displayed to all players.

What I do, is I make a new module called MAPEDIT. (simply copy your Native folder and rename it, then start the game with this new module, and don't forget to enable Edit mode and also start the game in a window.)

In this new module, open the module.ini file, scroll to the bottom and change the entry:
show_party_ids_instead_of_names = 0 to:
show_party_ids_instead_of_names = 1
This way every object on the travel map in the game will be identified by its script ID instead of the proper name. This makes it easy to find specific items, like castles.

Then enter the game with this module, create a new character and name him Castle_1.
Start the campaign and locate the castle called castle_1, move your character there. If I want to edit multiple scenes I create additional characters, name them Castle_2, Castle_3 etc. and move them to their respective castles. This way it is easy to access the castles you will be using to edit scenes.

Now for the next phase, you download the module system again, make it point to the MAPEDIT module (you need one copy of the Module system for each module you are working on) by editing module_info.py.

Open module_scenes.py and search for castle_1, it looks like this:
#      1 Steppe
  ("castle_1_exterior",sf_generate,"none", "none", (0,0),(100,100),-100,"0x30054da28004050000005a76800022aa00002e3b",
    [],[],"outer_terrain_steppe"),
  ("castle_1_interior",sf_indoors, "dungeon_entry_a", "bo_dungeon_entry_a", (-100,-100),(100,100),-100,"0",
    ["exit"],["castle_1_seneschal"]),
  ("castle_1_prison",sf_indoors,"interior_prison_a", "bo_interior_prison_a", (-100,-100),(100,100),-100,"0",
    [],[]),


You only need to change the terrain code, to the one you want to use for your own scene.
Save the file and compile the module. (Run build_module.bat)
Then go into the Resources folder of your MAPEDIT mod, and delete (or rename if you want to keep it) the file named scn_castle_1_exterior.

Now when you enter the game and load your Castle_1 character, enter castle_1 and choose "Take a walk around the courtyard" to enter the castle outdoors scene, where siege battles are fought.
This should bring you into the terrain you created earlier with the terrain editor. The castle is gone and you spawn in the center of the map together with a set of bots. These are the castle guards, just ignore them. Also you will be greeted by an error message that says that no resources where found for this scene. This is because you deleted the scn_castle_1_exterior file. But dont worry, start editing the map and then save it, this will create a new file called scn_castle_1_exterior. This new file is actually your new scene! Once you are done editing, simply locate this file and rename it to match the scene you set up in modules_scenes.py earlier, like so:
scn_my_new_scene_1
Now move it into the Resource folder of the actual mod you are creating.


If you use your MAPEDIT mod only to edit scenes, you can use it for any number of mods you might be working on at the same time. Whenever you want to make a new scene, just go to the Resource folder of your MAPEDIT mod and make sure there is no scn_castle_1_exterior (or change the number to the castle you currently want to use). Then open the module_scenes.py and insert the terrain code you want to use, in the string for the apropriate castle exterior! scene. Compile the module and you are good to go!

I go over the wall with my Housecarls


We make a stand in the pass


The first wave of invaders approach


The second wave of enemies fall before us


The bloody Housecarls with their warrior pride


More than 200 corpses litter the ground by now

Battleformations approach


The fighting is fierce


We counterattack


Upon the hills we gave them Hell


I lead my surviving Housecarls in a retreat through the forest


The last four Housecarls make a brave stand in the narrow pass


But it avails us nothing

The city is a tangle of ramparts, only some can be climbed


Main entrance



Sewer entrance


The drawbridge



The drawbridge is covered



Inside the sewer entrance, good bottleneck



The first courtyard


The second courtyard


Interior battlestations

The gateway to hell

The Phokian wall, ancient ramparts

The pass itself, the Hot Gates

The unlucky

Our ancestors built these walls

Marshalling grounds

There are more than one narrow pass to get through. Andreopeia, the hidden goat path.

Entrance to Hades?

To the center of the earth

All the new maps in this update have full working AI-meshes, There should not be any problems, but if you find anything not working please report it to me. Also a couple of the older maps have gotten AI-meshes, check out the readme in the mods root directory for more info.

As for the poll screen, I removed the vanilla MP maps from the vote so the list would be kept short. I figure that it's easy enough to switch to native if you want to play those maps. Also not all of the original maps conform to the idea of Open Fields. However it would be easy to reinsert them into the voting list if there would be a demand for it.

This time I remembered to put in the Readme file. It can be found in the Mod directory and there you'll find all the scene names you need to set up a dedicated server.
Please note that I have changed all the scene names for this update, so make sure you change them in your server init file correctly, as the old scene names will not work!