You really can't really permanently make it smaller.

Although you can douse it in cold water and it will shrink temporarily.

np Kain. I'm always there to help.

Is there a picture or map of some sorts in the file?

already asked that :D - this may be certainly the clue for this mystery...

Edited 12/13/2015 22:57:56

MRSkill - ????

1. Use straight lines if possible.
2. All your territories have space between them. Are you drawing them one by one separately? Isn't it much easier to draw the continent first and then cut it into different pieces?
3. Sometimes using the "simplify" button in the Path menu (Pfad in german)is possible. Though sometimes it makes the borders too simplified and ugly.

Edited 12/15/2015 13:46:42

No there is no picture in the file and i already added pictures into Inskape and its pretty small all the time.

I already explained that the explainations how to draw the territorys are shit like hell, so i couldnt know it. Im sure the makers of editors dont really want you making a own good map.

Rather than dismissing everyone, saying they are rubbish and unhelpful or exclaiming that they don't make any sense, perhaps you should actually listen to what we are recommending. You know, you aren't the master at everything.
There is no reason that 'makers of editors' would want you to not be able to make a good map. There is no economic or social benefit to having better maps than everyone else.
Also, your comments don't make any sense- what is 'No there is no picture in the file and i already added pictures into Inskape and its pretty small all the time' meant to mean? You literally contradicted yourself and everyone else by that one sentence.

I'm pretty sure this guy must be a troll; According to him, he's doing absolutely everything as right as you possibly can, and It's just that The Makers of warlight and inkscape are conspiring against him since they don't want him to be able to make a good map.

He was not a troll - he sent me his SVG and I chcked it - ctrl+L was an issue as most here suggested from the very beginning....

MrOobling and Imperator
Just 1 thing you need to explain, how is it possible that people answear that warlight cant manage 2 kinds of reinforcement cards at once but other browser games around old as warlight which are very very much more complex works fine?

Im still looking for something in this world, made by human, without having planed mistakes. Schools no, economy no, politics no, light blubs no, computer parts no, animations for childs no, computer games no, olympic sport no, poker no, food no, music no, job training no, hospitals no, dishs no, job no, wikipedia no, endless ....

Edited 12/19/2015 22:48:08

Its totaly manipulated. Im using this cut way to make territorys and new it creates hundreds of tiny new objects next to the one i drew.

Its like with the other editors, you dont want to have good games, but let it looks like you would give you a chance with editors to balance the mistakes. But the editors are handicaped like hell and nothing works correct, that people like me who could do something incredible dont have a chance.

Edited 12/20/2015 12:22:21

I can only reduce the number by reducing the points of the paths before i use them to cut the main object.

Till now i cant understand how other very big maps got so many complex territorys without to get the same problems like me. Too large file size or this object spam. Im sure they got any advantages, because they got a higher rank in the world, because they are rich or are more aggressiv, less social.

Edited 12/20/2015 12:32:38

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