Inkscape Help: 2012-02-05 14:36:16 |

Urfang
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You should make only the territory lines in the Inkscape. The centerpoints can set in the warlight editor after when you upload the ready svg map to the editor.
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Inkscape Help: 2012-02-05 14:51:07 |

Moros
Level 50
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Please, have you or have you not already uploaded your map?
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Inkscape Help: 2012-02-05 14:57:48 |

Urfang
Level 57
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Maybe you didnt set correct object ID to the territory (Territory_1, Territory_2, etc.)
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Inkscape Help: 2012-02-05 15:12:07 |

Urfang
Level 57
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There are a button: "Get link for sharing". Maybe if you give a link, we can say more.
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Inkscape Help: 2012-02-05 15:16:21 |

Leo Alexander
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Inkscape Help: 2012-02-05 15:22:29 |

Richard Sharpe
Level 59
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Did you ever heed my suggestion to draw shapes in Inkscape, rename them as territories and then upload them to Warlight to test how it works?
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Inkscape Help: 2012-02-05 15:29:46 |

Urfang
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What a strange map :D
I believe I know the problem. Because these are not conventional territories but "hollow ribbons", and the editor manage them as full objects and allow the centerpoints to their geometrical interior.
Maybe. This is just my opinion. I dont know the solution.
Good luck! :)
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Inkscape Help: 2012-02-05 15:30:37 |

Richard Sharpe
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Describe 'didn't do anything'?
Did it not show up? Did it not become a territory?
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Inkscape Help: 2012-02-05 15:49:40 |

Moros
Level 50
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He used the wrong tool to draw.....
Try to make the map again but this time use the bezier tool.
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Inkscape Help: 2012-02-05 19:00:04 |

Matma Rex
Level 12
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Don't use calligraphic brush tool next time - just freehand tool or bezier line tool. (Make sure to close the lines - ie., construct polygons, not just curves/polylines.)
You could salvage some of this map by using the fill tool on "empty spaces", then removing the ribbons.
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