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    Injecting 2.4.3 .map files into a 3.0.9 client!

    I've got a 2.4.3 client and a 3.0.9 client... There were some maps taken out of the client (maps 44 and 169, which were the unused Scarlet Monastery and Emerald Dream).

    Can I extract the maps from the 2.4.3 client and use 'em on the server, and can I then put those .maps into a new MPQ?
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