<p>You can edit the map in the mod files if you like. However roads and waypoints will not change their locations so they will become mismatched with the map. </p><p>Instead of that, you could change the fast travel cooldown timer to allow you to fast travel more frequently. Combine this with a fast horse found in Rohan and most of the map becomes quite easy to travel. </p><p> <span style="background-color:#000000; border-radius:5px; border:3px ridge #3333ff"> <font color="#FFFFFF"> MilkMC</font> ^{<font color="#FFFFFF">Ask me a question, <span class="insertusername">Fandom User</span>.</font>}</span> </p>

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You can edit the map in the mod files if you like. However roads and waypoints will not change their locations so they will become mismatched with the map. <p>Instead of that, you could change the fast travel cooldown timer to allow you to fast travel more frequently. Combine this with a fast horse found in Rohan and most of the map becomes quite easy to travel. </p><p> <span style="background-color:#000000; border-radius:5px; border:3px ridge #3333ff"> <font color="#FFFFFF"> MilkMC</font> </span></p> <font color="#FFFFFF">Check your render distance, <span class="insertusername">Fandom User</span>!</font></i></div>
<p>how exackly do you edit the map in the mod files? </p><p>and are rohan horses faster then Spiders as mounts </p>

<p>You can unpack the mod file as a zip (.jar is just a .zip with a different extension to make it obvious what it is). There's a bunch of files in there, you can find the map and change it. </p><p>Idk about spiders vs horses, you could check the wiki pages for each, I bet the average speed values are there. It's also possible that they're defined in the mod file someplace, but you'll need a java decompiler to read them. </p> <div style="-moz-border-radius: 10px; -webkit-border-radius: 10px; width: 180px; background-color:#D07130; border:5px ridge #cccccc"><div class="center"><div class="floatnone"></div></div></div>