> If someone really wants to know how a trigger's done, they can just come here like I did
Exactly.
> Someone really wants to update a map that's been out of circulation and is protected, and that the author has stopped working on.
Well...he can always ask the author for the unprotected version. Or he can make a similar map with the same concept.
Remember: one can never change your map the way you can.
Either way you people should use Vexorian's optimizer on your maps. No, its not a map protection utility, its used for map/code optimization...and there is the option to leave the map unprotected (and yet still small and efficient) with it.
Exactly.
> Someone really wants to update a map that's been out of circulation and is protected, and that the author has stopped working on.
Well...he can always ask the author for the unprotected version. Or he can make a similar map with the same concept.
Remember: one can never change your map the way you can.
Either way you people should use Vexorian's optimizer on your maps. No, its not a map protection utility, its used for map/code optimization...and there is the option to leave the map unprotected (and yet still small and efficient) with it.