To submit a new map, you must be logged-in to your GitHub account.
If you don't yet have a GitHub account, you can register here: https://github.com/signup
- Go to create a New Issue.
- On the option titled "Submit Map", click the green "Get Started" button.
- This will open the map submission form.
- Edit the title to be
[MAP]: (your map name) - Locate the local map file you'd like to submit.
- If the filename ends in
.wz, append.zipto the end of the filename (i.e. so it should end in.wz.zip).Map files are already zip files that simply end in
.wz, but GitHub only recognizes them as zip files if the file extension is.zip - In the "Upload Map" text area, click to select the text area.
- Attach your map
.wz.zipfile to "Upload Map" text area.You can drag-and-drop the map file onto the text area, copy & paste, or click the small bar at the bottom of the text area to open a file picker.
For more information on attaching files, see: GitHub Docs > Attaching files
- Under the "Authorship" option, select the "Mine" option if this map is one you've created / edited / authored.
- Optionally, if you have a description you'd like to associate with the map, you may enter it in the "Map Description (optional)" section.
Currently, descriptions should be in English.
- Optionally, if you have any additional notes for reviewers, you may add them in the "Notes for Reviewers (optional)" section.
Once you've double-checked everything, click the green "Submit new issue" button at the bottom of the form.
- A new issue will be created in this GitHub repo with your map attached.
- A bot will automatically analyze, process, and validate your map. It will then post a comment to the Issue with a Status of
Pass, or one or more failures.
The bot will post a comment detailing why there is a failure, along with recommendations to fix it.
Once you have resolved any issues, you may upload a fixed copy of the map by following the instructions posted by the bot.
Wait for a moderator to approve your map.