I’m not the creator of these maps, I simply modified them by adding a black and white filter and inverting the colors, and fixed a double zip code at the same time.
Yes, I also have the problem when displaying both maps at the same time (Cayo Perico and San Andreas), the bridge passes under Cayo Perico. I assumed there was a way using a script, that’s why I didn’t modify the GFX, but if there’s no other way I’ll modify it if necessary.
If you want to do it yourself, here’s how to modify a GFX file:
It doesn’t have to be complicated, but it is a tedious task.
First, you need to transform your GFX file into a SWF file. To do this, you need to open it with HxD software and modify the first three letters with FWS like that.
Yes, it works with nearest-postal, you can use the “new-postals.json” file. However, this one is missing a zip which is 1106, so I’ll give you my version if you like.
I don’t know who you are, but I assume you’re talking about originality because you posted the same map a few days ago.
First of all, I’ve been planning to post this map for more than a week, I’ve had this map on my server for more than a month and I’ve been offered to publish it being HD and having Cayo Perico as well. I had no idea that your release existed.
Secondly, I never take credit for someone else’s work. As you said in your post, I just applied two filters to an existing map. I just made the extra effort of doing it on an HD map, making Cayo with it, correcting an existing double zip on the original map, keeping the dots on the map by replacing the colors with numbers.
If you’re not happy, I don’t care and honestly I’m not going to argue about it, if you want to appropriate someone else’s work do it, it’s not me you have to deal with but the creator of the original map. On that note, good evening to you and good luck.
I didn’t buy the cayo v2 bridge, I only have the v1, so if you have the image to add it don’t hesitate.
I don’t have the bridge part anymore, I’d have to redo it, but if you bought the cayo perico v1 bridge, you have what you need in the script provided by Tebex, you just have to invert the colors.