Add civ5map file format #243
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New discoveries about the civ5map spec were added to the forum thread linked in the KSY file. https://forums.civfanatics.com/threads/civ5map-file-format.418566/
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Many of Civilization 5's maps are in civ5map format, and encodes terrain and sometimes resources on the map plots. This is able to parse versions A, B, and C, which are all the versions I have been able to find. Scenario data is also encoded in some civ5map files, although this does not currently parse such data. There are some parts of the civ5map format that have not been satisfactorily identified, but most of the specification is derived from this civfanatics thread and some of my own work.
If you have an installation of Civilization 5, then you should have some civ5map files where you installed Civ 5 (may vary depending on platform). Located in some of the DLC folders are additional civ5map files, if you have DLC installed.