Options:
1. Editing .pk3 files, for example, using the NetRadiant program - netradiant.gitlab.io

2. Via map customization xp_noCustomEnts 0 - excessiveplus.net/documentation/server/map-modification

1. Try moving the flag on q3dm17 first
  ♦ excessiveplus > maps > q3dm17.add - there are coordinates like this. Change them.
    {
        "classname" "team_CTF_redflag"
        "origin" "145 -925 600"
        "notfree" "1"
    }
  ♦ How to find new coordinates to input? 
    • Stand on the spot where the flag should be
    • Enter the following into the console: /viewpos
 
2. Create your own new file for your map similar to q3dm17.add

wrote:

iits too hard for me

I set the flag and spawn locations to my liking.

1. In the server config, set: xp_noCustomEnts 0
2. Add this file to the server folder: excessiveplus > maps
3. Restart the server

If you want to change the coordinates, you can get them in the running game client using the command: /viewpos

♦ You didn’t have to add the file to the client, it’s not needed there.

♦ In order for the flag count to start, two players are required on the server, so for the test, log into the server with two players.

♦ None of these modes will allow you to change the flag count on your own without at least one opponent:
1. Capture the Flag - CTF - g_gametype 4
2. Return the Flag - RTF - g_gametype 5
3. One Flag CTF - 1FCTF - g_gametype 6

♦ If you want to create an .aas file for bots, you will need to fix the leak in the map geometry.
Leak coordinates:
1111.000000 39.000000 660.000000 → 0.000000 96.000000 448.000000

Only after your message

wrote:

then i play fast as i can for watch results

I decided to carefully reread your initial messages again to understand what you want in the end.

wrote:

in this map is relative easy go there to the end, but going back is harder, you must use conf with good granade jump or BFG slide so this map remake to the CTF with flags bring ExcessivePlus defrag map

I have already highlighted the word 'defrag' in red because I just noticed it.
Do you really want to artificially create a Defrag mode in the Excessive Plus modification, or am I imagining it?

If so, here are the questions:
1. What do you or any other player on the server expect to see on the scoreboard after collecting all the flags? Is the overall game time or the time it takes to capture each flag important? Or something else?
2. How will the game work on the server when there are two or more players? Will they interfere with each other, either accidentally or intentionally? If you can negate the enemy's weapon damage, what will you do if the enemy can take your flag?