A guide to custom maps

# Mirror's Edge Map Manager

The [Mirror's Edge Map Manager](https://www.moddb.com/games/mirrors-edge/addons/mirrors-edge-map-manager) is the recommended tool for easily managing the download, installation and configuration of custom maps.

If you would prefer to do this manually, there are a few other methods listed below in order from most to least favourable:

**Note:** The following methods assume you have already installed the custom maps in either

```
<path-to-game>/TdGame/CookedPC
```

or

```
%USERPROFILE%/Documents/EA Games/Mirror's Edge/TdGame/Published/CookedPC
```

## Method 1: Config editing

**Note:** This method requires either patching the game executable with [Mirror's Edge Tweaks](https://www.moddb.com/games/mirrors-edge/addons/persistent-fov), or launching alongside [MEMLA](https://github.com/btbd/memla).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLD_YeubuZQ

Following the above tutorial will allow you to launch custom maps from the in-game Time Trial and Speedrun menus.

## Method 2: Command launching

Using either the native UE3 console via [Mirror's Edge Tweaks](https://www.moddb.com/games/mirrors-edge/addons/persistent-fov), the [Multiplayer Mod](https://github.com/LucasOe/mmultiplayer), or the [console mod](https://www.moddb.com/games/mirrors-edge/addons/windowed-mode-and-console) will allow you to launch maps via console commands. You will need to know the filename of the map's persistent level beforehand — for custom maps these are usually appended with "p", and custom time trials are usually prepended with "TT".

The "start" command is responsible for loading a new map. It accepts the map filename, game mode, and time trial stretch ID as additional parameters (each parameter being separated by "?"). Custom maps are fairly straightforward to launch as they only require the filename parameter. For example, launching the Clarity custom map would require the following command:

```
start Clarity_p
```

Custom maps can also be launched in the speedrun game mode — this is specified by the "Game=TdGame.TdSPLevelRace" parameter. For example, launching the Clarity custom map in speedrun mode would require the following command:

```
start Clarity_p?Game=TdGame.TdSPLevelRace
```

Launching a custom time trial requires the time trial game mode — this is specified by the "Game=TdGame.TdSPTimeTrialGame" parameter. Following this, a stretch ID must also be provided (the Playground One time trial stretch is generally used for this) — this is specified by the "Stretch=ETTS_TutorialA01" parameter. For example, launching the Luna 1 custom time trial would require the following command:

```
start TT_Luna_1?Game=TdGame.TdSPTimeTrialGame?Stretch=ETTS_TutorialA01
```

## Method 3: Map replacement

Before the Mirror's Edge Map Manager and other methods became available, a lot of older custom maps simply relied on overwriting the story maps (in most cases Prologue) where you would launch them from the "Play Chapter" menu. You may find that many of those maps' READMEs still reference these install instructions. This can still be done of course, but for obvious reasons it is the least ideal method.

## Custom map sources

Other than the map manager, other locations for downloading custom maps include the [Mirror's Edge ModDB page](https://www.moddb.com/games/mirrors-edge/addons), the [Mirror's Edge Archive](https://archive.mirrorsedgearchive.org/Mirror%27s%20Edge%20%282008%29/Mods/Custom%20Maps/), and the Russian [Mirror's Edge Forum](http://mirrors-edge.ru/forum/34).

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Mirror's Edge Custom Maps

Time Trial: Arena 2

Time Trial: Arland 2

Time Trial: Ascension

Chapter: Squid Game Doll

Chapter: Squid Game Glass

vRifty

Any%

Glitchless

Inbounds

Chapter: After Flight

Chapter: Aperture Science Pt 1

Chapter: Aperture Science Pt 2

Chapter: Aperture Science Pt 3

Chapter: Armistice

Chapter: Beautiful World

Chapter: Celeste and Faith escape

Chapter: Clarity

Chapter: Coronao

Chapter: Dream City

Custom Chapters

Version

Mirror's Edge

BlackbeltGingaNinja

Heki

CookieBunny

-Phoenix-