> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.candy-smith.com/main/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.candy-smith.com/main/bubble-shooter-toolkit/tutorials/how-to-expand-map-and-add-new-points.md). # How to expand map and add new points [VIDEO Tutorial](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AC45dLCjvC0) ### How to add a new map background 1 - **Create** your own game location 2 - **Leave extra space** if it's the last map to avoid overlapping with the game interface

The **MAP** **width** is **1536** pixels. The background **length depends** on your **planned levels** for this location

3 - **Save** it in the folder **Assets** -> **BubbleShooterGameToolkit** -> **Sprites** -> **Map** 4 - **Go** to Tools -> **BubbleShooter** -> **Scenes** -> **Map Scene.** Or use a hotkey '**Alt+2**' 5 - In the **Hierarchy** **Map** -> **MapBackground.** Create a **UI** -> **Image**

6 - Apply texture to the empty image

*Drag and drop or select from the sprite list

7 - Don't forget to do '**Set Native Size**'

8 - Drag the new image to the end position on the scene

9 - And choose the position in the hierarchy

10 - To expand the camera's field of view, temporarily drag everything out of the 'Content' folder.

11 - Expand map visibility with the Rect Tool relative to the camera

12 - Don't forget to return all folders to the Content folder

### How to add new points 1 - Go to the hierarchy 2 - To add a new point on the map, duplicate the last level

**\***The editor-created level with the same number will link to the new point automatically. 3- Drag the new points to the desired locations on the game map.

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