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sure, just been busy with work irl.
ah, no i was thinking the "Australia" one that's very large. i'll look at the Straya map to see if it could work.
There's a bunch of DRO ports on other maps, albeit without the Ace benefits you've brought.
the scripts for mission generation depend on the map itself having a reasonable variety of locations. a map like Australia, while having locations, does not have too many of them close enough together to really be "spread out" in the same way Altis does. South Asia and Seattle lack the resolution needed at a ground level for recognizable structures or locations too. Djalka might work though.
generally, if you want large areas for sector control type scenarios, you might want to check out Dynamic Combat Ops (DCO) or maybe something like Liberation or Antistasi which use alternate generation algorithms that aren't quite so tied to locations.
There's also Take on Helicopter's map ports of South Asia and Seattle. Might be way too big but that would be awesome to try out.