This is because random maps have no concept of player order, so a random player will always be assigned to whatever homeworld is put in the other solar system. The former is not possible with the map designer/random maps. Second, do you want yourself in one galaxy and everyone else in another, or do you want each player in their own galaxy? It is possible to do the latter, t my Enhanced 4X mod comes with a random map of every size where each player has their own solar system (called Fiefdoms). Map Designer maps have their own tab in the map selection window (after large I Think). If you want to play your map for real with the faction of your choice, you need to start it like a normal game.
This is used to see how your map might turn out (all Galaxy Designer maps are random, they are never exactly the same). Still a bit weird to have the saves and everything filling up my 250 gb of ssd space rather than going on my 4 tb hdd space but i guess there's nothing i can do about it, just have to wait a couple years and hope that games go back to putting savegames in the installation directory where they belong.First of all, about the bunch of random factions, you're probably hitting the preview button. so, now my question is, where exactly is the custom map stored so i can at least transfer it from my old ssd to my new ssd? now i started the game again and realized that, like all games nowadays, for some random reason this game too puts everything in random locations on the os-partition rather than letting me use the game-partition (which, of course, is on an hdd) for it's intended purpose. Previously i made a very nice custom map for myself which i spent a lot of time and effort on to adjust everything in a way that it is exactly how i liked it. just doesn't wanna let me boot because the os got ♥♥♥♥♥♥ somehow. still kept the old ssd (luckily) and can still transfer data to and from it.
Problem: old os became non-functional, i got a new one and also got a new ssd while i was at it.
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