So I finished a nice, modest 2v2 map. It took me an afternoon to make. I was very proud of myself. I then began to test skyboxes to see which would look the best with my map. The first time I changed it, it took an unusually long time to load. It finally loaded, and I thought it was a perfect match. I then realized all the pieces of my map were moved around in awkward positions, completely ruined! I tried changing the skybox back to the way it was, hoping that would fix my map, but it was the same jumbled mess! I left forge in disgust. How did this happen? You can’t say there were too many pieces in the map, it was tiny! I want an explanation. And you can’t see my map because I didn’t save it.
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> So I finished a nice, modest 2v2 map. It took me an afternoon to make. I was very proud of myself. I then began to test skyboxes to see which would look the best with my map. The first time I changed it, it took an unusually long time to load. It finally loaded, and I thought it was a perfect match. I then realized all the pieces of my map were moved around in awkward positions, completely ruined! I tried changing the skybox back to the way it was, hoping that would fix my map, but it was the same jumbled mess! I left forge in disgust. How did this happen? You can’t say there were too many pieces in the map, it was tiny! I want an explanation. And you can’t see my map because I didn’t save it.
Can you give screenshots of the mapbefore then after it went bad?
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> > So I finished a nice, modest 2v2 map. It took me an afternoon to make. I was very proud of myself. I then began to test skyboxes to see which would look the best with my map. The first time I changed it, it took an unusually long time to load. It finally loaded, and I thought it was a perfect match. I then realized all the pieces of my map were moved around in awkward positions, completely ruined! I tried changing the skybox back to the way it was, hoping that would fix my map, but it was the same jumbled mess! I left forge in disgust. How did this happen? You can’t say there were too many pieces in the map, it was tiny! I want an explanation. And you can’t see my map because I didn’t save it.
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I didn’t expect it to happen, so there was no chance for before pictures, and I was extremely depressed after, so I didn’t think of taking pictures. Just take my word for it, a ramp was upside-down! And some other some other stuff was also put in wrong directions.
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> > > So I finished a nice, modest 2v2 map. It took me an afternoon to make. I was very proud of myself. I then began to test skyboxes to see which would look the best with my map. The first time I changed it, it took an unusually long time to load. It finally loaded, and I thought it was a perfect match. I then realized all the pieces of my map were moved around in awkward positions, completely ruined! I tried changing the skybox back to the way it was, hoping that would fix my map, but it was the same jumbled mess! I left forge in disgust. How did this happen? You can’t say there were too many pieces in the map, it was tiny! I want an explanation. And you can’t see my map because I didn’t save it.
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> I didn’t expect it to happen, so there was no chance for before pictures, and I was extremely depressed after, so I didn’t think of taking pictures. Just take my word for it, a ramp was upside-down! And some other some other stuff was also put in wrong directions.
One thing that suck about Halo 5. There so many glitches.
Not sure of a fix. Forge is notoriously glitchy and I would recommend in future save as often as possible, particularly before making major changes. Good luck in rebuild.
The things that you are describing will often happen in forge but if you load up the map in custom games it should be fine. Hasn’t happened to me before but several friends have mine have mentioned it.