Then save the map as a fixed map (in the Galaxy Forge folder in the Sins "My Games" folder, which is located with the Mod and Setting folders). Thus it saves you a lot of time with placing planets, so you just have to make sure player-0 is in the galaxy alone and turn of random positions. Opening a random map in galaxy forge causes it to make a random instance of that map. Thus you could make your own solar system just for yourself that way.Īctually, to save time, you could make the map like you want it in Map Designer, then open it with galaxy forge. There is an option in galaxy forge to disable "Random Positions" or something like that, which will make the human player player 0 every time. Every time you load it the placement of the planets at least should be the same.
Unlike the map designer, it makes fixed AKA Non-random maps. It is possible to do this with the Galaxy Forge external tool located in your Sins install directory. This is because random maps have no concept of player order, so a random player will always be assigned to whatever homeworld is put in the other solar system. The former is not possible with the map designer/random maps. Second, do you want yourself in one galaxy and everyone else in another, or do you want each player in their own galaxy? It is possible to do the latter, t my Enhanced 4X mod comes with a random map of every size where each player has their own solar system (called Fiefdoms). Map Designer maps have their own tab in the map selection window (after large I Think). If you want to play your map for real with the faction of your choice, you need to start it like a normal game. This is used to see how your map might turn out (all Galaxy Designer maps are random, they are never exactly the same). First of all, about the bunch of random factions, you're probably hitting the preview button.
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