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https://www.fa2.de/ic-map.htm
It has been recorded by the Wayback Machine, where one can still view the individual maps and their descriptions:
https://web.archive.org/web/20090413070412/https://www.fa2.de/ic-map.htm
However, it is no longer possible to download the all-in-one exe file from there. When one attempts to download it, an error occurs, labelled "Failed - Network error".
Feel free to ask me any questions if you are lost. Had to make this two part since I can only type 1000 characters per comment.
Few things I would like to address:
a) The map files won't work because you didn't place them in the right folder. As you have it right now, people will end up with a separate folder in their IC files when launching the game. In your mod_files folder for this workshop item you should have this directory: data/scenarios/mp, where each subsequent folder is inside the prior (ie mp is in scenarios, etc.) I recommend just renaming 'ICMod' to 'mp' and placing that in the scenarios folder. When you have done this and updated your file, people will automatically be able to play the maps once they launched IC after subscribing.