Check on clones [map editor]

Hi, as you all know, in Silverlight you couldn't access the clones (drafts) in which the first (published) map was based from, but in HTML5 you can actually do it, which is a bit unpleasant because a player can follow the 'clones' to drafts that were meant to be unpublished but can be seen by people who access the map to host.

Let me give you a small example with this Spanish Map:




This is the map, let's call it Published Map that's shown and is public.
However, as you can see, HTML5 reveals the clone, so let's click it and check it, (assuming the clone is a draft of this Published Map):




This is the draft I clicked,(let's call it #Draft1) as you can see, it is unpublished, and being unpublished it's supposed that you can't see it in any circunstances, however, with HTML5 that's not the case, as you can preview it (it's enabled but it says "Error loading paths" and even make a new scenario/preset (that's related to the map's settings for sure), and if it's unpublished, so you shouldn't be able to see it or its details at any chance.

Let's try again, and click the clone in which #Draft1 is based on:




Since this is a public map, there's not much to say, so let's click the clone in which this map is based on:





Same situation checks out, you can preview it even if its unpublished, and be aware that I 'reached' this map from a public map.



So, what I'm suggesting is that we do it the same way we did it in Silverlight, which prevented anyone from seeing any unpublished maps, unless you were an editor or you had the map id. This way we also give the mapmakers, that are in a way the engine that makes Atwar go and progress (in a way) have some privacy and not letting anyone see their clones or the details/carateristics of their clones/drafts.

Prispeval UnknownHunter, 19.02.2016 at 01:00

- When cloned, you click the map opinion, the opinion opens
- In the opinion of Map Opinion, add the picture whatever you like to this back ground.
- the picture will be appear in the game when you save it.

have good day!

learn how to spell.

Option - word you should have used
1.a thing that is or may be chosen:

Opinion - word you used.
1.a view or judgment formed about something, not necessarily based on fact or knowledge:

be careful

Is a bug and has been logged for review by admins.

This is now fixed, thanks!