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Changing the card category in the library, updating the description Auto-translated

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The map is currently in the RMG templates and has no description in the preview. Maybe it could be moved to the Heroes 5 archive and shown in the maps section? Or am I panicking for nothing and it will move on its own later?

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Mооnst@r

The map is currently in the RMG templates and has no description in the preview. Maybe it could be moved to the Heroes 5 archive and shown in maps? Or am I panicking for nothing and it will move on its own later?

The library category change dialog was only available to moderators; I've also added it for authors and maintainers.

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Changing the description and quest type is also available for authors, maintainers, and moderators.

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Because the map is in an archive and is probably considered a mod, you can't set "scenario/campaign/multiplayer" for it in this window, or at least specify its size. If you select Heroes 5 in the section and then map size "large" or type - scenario, it's not visible. And there's no badge indicating it's Heroes 5. Although nobody has badges there anyway.

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Mооnst@r

Because the map is in an archive and is probably considered a mod, it can't be assigned "scenario/campaign/multiplayer" in this window, nor can its size be specified. If you select Heroes 5 in the section and then map size "large" or type - scenario, it's not visible. And there's no tag indicating it's Heroes 5. Though nobody has tags there anyway.

Yes, this is a special case — the map is loaded via an archive as a mod and moved to the maps section, plus it's not a regular attachment but an extended variant with a maintainer.

And inside the archive itself there's no h5m, but .off, two bat files, and a readme.

The system clearly recognizes this as a mod.

The only option here is to add an additional manual function to treat this archive as a map and enable the ability to manually set metadata.

I'll think about how best to do this.