Also, in answer to the other part of the question, DragonSP clears everything. So if there something in the statics you don't want to lose, then you have to be careful what you use DragonSP for.
For example:
Say you have a building in your existing map. It's currently on grass tile (most likely anyway). When you run DragonDP, don't select grass.scp from the left side list, other wise you run a chance of it putting random grass and rocks in the house. This way it will not even look at the grass.scp when placing statics.
The same goes for any type of terrian really. However, the above example is ideal, since grass is usually open anyway.
Example 2: You have a building in an area you want forest, but still want the building to be there. In this case it's not practical to not use the forest.scp. Instead, get the area in the old map of where the building is. Then when drawing the map, make sure you use another type of terrian (grass, or even dirt, etc) in the area of the building.so you don't end up having trees going through it.
Back to the main question: If you modified the map and it didn't show, then most likely it is what Sydius said: you've got two maps going at the same time. The old map is being used by the client, but the new map is being used by the server. Copy the new map into your client directory (after backing up the old map of course.)
-Ryandor
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thanks guys.
wich kinda sucks cause it was cool.