Todd Mitchell wrote: > >> If I recall, the return exit, when placed automatically, pops back to the >> original location to that entry. >> >> Eg, if you have two series of maps (say A and B) that you want to use for >> the same final map, the quick return should point back appropriately. Note >> that it is not possible for A and B to use the same real map - each one >> would probably still need to have its own copy (final_map_A, final_map_B), >> at least from the server standpoint. Otherwise, you'd get the issue that >> the exit that leads back up could only lead to one set of those maps. > > > This is the problem - I would rather be able to switch off the return exit in > that case so I could use the same final map for both A and B. The current > behaviour is propably correct for a default but I think we need a way to > switch it off and not place an exit at all. This would give you the ability > to map multiple routes to the same place so long as they are understood to be > a one way ticket. I suppose that could be done easily enough. OTOH, the idea of two maps leading to the same place with no return seems a bit odd to be. _______________________________________________ crossfire-devel mailing list crossfire-devel at lists.real-time.com https://mailman.real-time.com/mailman/listinfo/crossfire-devel