MAP Cover or Uncover Reveal 1

Manual/PC installation.

Copy and replace the map files of your choice from the two Explored or Unexplored folders to the game's save folder: C:\Users\PC\Documents\MyGames\Snowrunner\base\storage\8bbe80 a24b34d0b89df338a5f368aac

An additional text file that can be easily opened in Notepad to easily find the name of the map file and recognize the map you want to replace.

Map file names are also listed at the bottom of this page.

Important:

It is recommended that you back up/move the source files to a different folder before copying or overwriting them.

Additional information.

This file does not change or delete your game missions, progression, or primary save file CompleteSave.dat. This file only closes or hides the visibility of some maps. Found mission markers will still be visible.

Answers to some questions:

- Why do you need to hide the cards?

You may want to explore your favorite map again, go through a special challenge, or play with a co-op, giving friends or an indeterminate number of people the chance to explore the map, such as a new map of Wisconsin.

- Why do you want to explore the map?

The map is too complex or you're too tired to explore and want to focus on completing a task.

- Can I teleport to the garage that I have already explored and unlocked, even if it is not displayed on the map?

Yes, you can teleport to the garage from the global map. With the Go to Garage option, the garage will appear on the map and you can continue exploring from there.

- Can I teleport to my truck, left elsewhere on the map, if the map is closed and invisible?

No. You can teleport to your track, left elsewhere on the map when the map is covered and invisible. To take advantage of this opportunity, you must explore the map and drive near the truck.

- Can I play a multiplayer or cooperative game?

Yes, this will modify your save file, and when you open a co-op server, other people will play with your save file. It should work.

- Why is the map investigated on 98-99% instead of on 100%?

Because I was playing a game and researching the map myself.

To make it easier for you to find maps, we have compiled a list of map names in the file:

(Alaska Mountain River) fog_level_us_02_02_new

(Alaska North Port) fog_level_us_02_01

(Pedro Bay, Alaska) fog_level_us_02_04_new

(Alaska White Valley) fog_level_us_02_03_new

(Kola Peninsula, Imandla) fog_level_ru_03_02

(Kola Peninsula, Lake Kovd) fog_level_ru_03_01

(Black River, Michigan) fog_level_us_01_01

(Drummond Island, Michigan) fog_level_us_01_04_new

(Lake Island, Michigan) fog_level_us_01_03

(Smithville Dam, Michigan) fog_level_us_01_02

(Tay Mill drowning site) fog_level_ru_02_02

(Taimir quarry) fog_level_ru_02_01_crop

(Taimir Rift) fog_level_ru_02_04

(Taimyr Jimnegorsk) fog_level_ru_02_03

(Blackbadger Lake, Wisconsin) fog_level_us_03_01

(Grainwoods River, Wisconsin) fog_level_us_03_02

(Peak of Great Salmon on Yukon) fog_level_us_04_02

(Yukon foothills) fog_level_us_04_01

For those who play the main campaign in a save slot other than the main one (the first window on the left when loading the game).

If you are playing in a different save slot, the file names will be different. For example.

In the main save slot, the filename for the Visibility map begins as follows: fog_level_us_01_01

In save slot 01, the filename begins with 1: 1_fog_level_us_01_01