Would it be possible for Gmaps to support multiple instances of a level in it?
For example...
PHP Code:
LEVELNAMES
"test_c1.nw","test_a1.nw","test_b1.nw","test_c1.nw"
"test_c2.nw","test_a2.nw","test_b2.nw","test_c2.nw"
"test_c3.nw","test_a3.nw","test_b3.nw","test_c3.nw"
LEVELNAMESEND
Currently(as far as I experienced in the level editor, I haven't been able to test it online), when you enter test_c1.nw, it does not draw test_b1.nw to the left. It does, however, draw test_a1.nw to the right.
Instead of only supporting one instance of a level in the gmap, add support for more than one. So if you are in test_c1.nw, it will check BOTH instances of the level in the gmap instead of the first, so that it will display test_a1.nw to the right, and test_b1.nw to the left.
Does that make sense? It would basically allow for endless looping overworlds instead of barriers at the end of the world.