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Best you can do with Notepad

Er, OK I haven't tried Notepad, but what you can do (since you're just messing around) is to open some mission in Wordpad, then change the "environment" from, say, m01_caves.env to m02_farm.env, and save.

The script, along with every actor, path, zone etc etc is transfered over.

to the next map.

Chances are it'll crash, though, because there's bound to be an actor, spawn zone etc off the playable floor or off the map entirely. :( Unless you open up the new mission in Igor and check all of them individually.

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If you want to import a script, there is really only one way, and that is to save it as a gtf, and then import that into your new mission. This will only work for the whole script, and it's a bit tricky. It's how I did my bot hunt script. Depending on what you are trying to do, that could be a possible fix.

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