- #COULD NOT FIND VALID UNDERPASS MAP FILE HOW TO#
- #COULD NOT FIND VALID UNDERPASS MAP FILE MODS#
- #COULD NOT FIND VALID UNDERPASS MAP FILE DOWNLOAD#
This plugin can be used by Epic Games users.
#COULD NOT FIND VALID UNDERPASS MAP FILE DOWNLOAD#
Once loaded, you can click "Download" on a map to download it. Open Rocket League, go into Training, Free Play, and select the map Underpass to load your custom map.
#COULD NOT FIND VALID UNDERPASS MAP FILE HOW TO#
How to play custom maps in Rocket League 2021 (EASY TUTORIAL)Notes:3:01 - Maps with no image data now load a "missing image" image.3:05. This is where your Rocket League is installed, usually under C:Games. On a downloaded map, click "Load" to load it ready for use in rocket league.
#COULD NOT FIND VALID UNDERPASS MAP FILE MODS#
If you are having trouble getting the map to work properly after watching Leth's youtube tutorial, be sure to name the map "ShatterShot_P.upk" in the mods folder instead of the usual Labs_Underpass_P.upk and select the Dropshot game mode when hosting. The road then leads gently uphill (ignoring side roads ) for about 350m to the top of the hill (just past the second power pole and the ‘Lake Macqurie Field Archers Inc’ sign to find an intersection, marked with a ‘The Great North Walk’ sign. The road bends right (passing a private driveway ) then leads under two Sydney/Newcastle Freeway bridges. The walk continues down the road for 230m, until coming to a wide intersection with a number of trails, just past a ‘Warning Mine Subsidence…’ sign (facing away from you).Ĭontinue straight: From the intersection, this walk follows the GNW arrow post gently downhill along the wide dirt road, directly away from face of the ‘Mine Subsidence’ sign. Veer left: From the intersection, this walk follows the GNW arrow post gently downhill along the wide dirt road, directly away from the face of the ‘Sugarloaf State Conservation Area’ sign. The road immediately passes a ‘Warning mine subsidence…’ sign and continues to meander down along the ridge for just shy of 1.2km to come to a three-way intersection just past the ‘Sugarloaf State Conservation Area’ sign. Veer left: From the intersection, this walk follows the GNW arrow post directly downhill along the dirt road, following the ridge east. The walk continues along this trail for just over 200m to come to an intersection with a dirt road, where a there is a ‘The Great North Walk’ sign on the left. The trail leads up along the ridge for about 300m to where the trail widens and become much clearer.
At the top of this climb, the track comes to a small clearing, and the start of a grassy trail, on the top of the ridge.Ĭontinue straight: From the intersection, this walk follows the grassy trail east, gently uphill.
This walk then leads steeply down the eroded track across a saddle then climbs up the rocky track on the other side.
The walk then follows the narrow track along the ridge for about 300m to pass a notable rock outcrop, and then continues along the particularly narrow ridge, enjoying the filtered distant views either side for another 700m.
Here the walk follows the GNW arrow to climb the very steep rocky section. After just over 150m, the walk comes to a small clearing at the base of steep rocky section. After about 40m, this walk veers right onto another trail and continues up an eroded section, getting steeper as you go. Turn left: From the intersection, this walk follows the GNW arrow post, heading between the timber fence posts and up along the old management trail.
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