There are some tools around Unity 3D for runtime map loading/editing, maybe you've already found & evaluated them:
Runtime Level Editor & Level Server
1st two seem most promising to me (but I'm only a complete noob in Unity environment). Maybe it's at least a piece of useful information how it could be done...
I see. Maybe this limitation could be turned into an advantage: It sounds like you are a 1 person show (or small team) and still created this unbelievable piece of software. Why not broaden your business model and offer a service where you / your team (maybe this could generate revenues to grow the team) will upload user maps and compile them into the game at a reasonable fee, then offer the upgraded game version to the customer base who purchased the game (myself, I'd be happy to pay some extra bucks for regular add-on maps as well). Anyway this still means you'd have to find ways of chopping the game into multiple versions with different map packs along the base maps, in order to keep the download size at reasonable levels once maps will be added...
What do you think? I'm still trying to find out if a similar mechanism like the Google maps plugin for Unity could help to simply 'load' individual maps into the core game...
Perfect - thank you so much.
One more little detail (don't know where else to feed back glitches): In FPVFR, there was a VSync graphics option which on some NVidia graphics cards helped to muffle dwon strange Vsync'ing sounds on the card. The VSync feature was very helpful in FPVFreerider, but is no longer available in FPV FR Recharged. Could you add it back, please?
