Scenarios:

Settings

1. Bots: build your map and test bots properly to avoid any issues with movement or collisions. If your scenario uses only static bots uncheck "Enable bot movement" in your bot profiles to further improve performance.
2. Scenario Settings: set your scenario type properly to avoid any confusion (tracking, clicking, etc.), and try to avoid setting your scenario time limit too high. Avoid fov locking as much as possible.
3. Description: keep the description short (<75 characters). (a description is not required)
4. Multipliers: avoid extra multipliers unless necessary. On clicking scenarios you should use reload on your weapon while on tracking scenarios you don’t need to do anything.
5. Third person: should always be enabled for most scenarios if it doesn’t make the scenario exploitable, make sure there is enough space behind the player so that third person works well.
6. Name: the scenario name must have less than 32 characters.

Maps

Before uploading to the workshop, make sure your map follows these requirements:

1. Spawning: spawns should be placed with grid snap enabled and in order.
2. Simmetry: all map blocks should be above the map editor grid and should be aligned with the “default” grid theme. Use the grid to center your character view and make sure all sides of the map are symmetrical.
3. Skybox: bots should always have a wall behind them to avoid visibility issues.

Map Alignment examples:

Walls and floors not aligned to the Default theme.

Walls, floors and the crosshair, are aligned to the Default theme correctly.

Tags

Use this table to choose the tags for your scenarios (put them in order from 1 to 4 so its easier for us to verify that tags are ok)

You can add more tags at the end but they shouldn't interfere with these tags