Community Atlas - Artemisia - Themisia - Archesyne

[Deleted User] · February 2020

Here is my Gothic Watabou city under construction. It is the capital of Themisia. I really do find the Watabou cities Annual such a great help, allowing me to spend the time tweaking it. It now takes 10 minutes for me to save as svg, convert to Dxf, and convert that to a cc3+ map. Thank you once again, Ralf. <3

Also, some close ups of the Agora and Palace

Loopysue · February 2020

Great modifications

Was it Remy who created this annual?

[Deleted User] · February 2020

@ Sue - it was Ralf - I have corrected that, plus put an edited copy of the Agora up, as well as the palace.
@gordenbro1 - I think you might have the wrong forum

[Deleted User] · February 2020

And here is the original Watabou downloaod

Shessar · February 2020

Wonderful work on this! Using the Watabou style and then adding CC3+ symbols is a great way to mark places of interest for players. I will definitely use this idea in the future.

[Deleted User] · February 2020

I do intend to do the whole city. Using the irregular 4 sided plan in the House command makes it so easy, and watabou plan means i hardly have to think.

[Deleted User] · July 2020

An update of the capital of Themisia. South of the walls is the Villa of the Sorceress Kristen Traneuk

[Deleted User] · August 2020

An update on Archesyne, capital of Themisia on Artemisia.
To do. Frills to buildings; vegetation and some 'street furniture'; text; and a few extra POI.
Any suggestions or criticisms welcome. The bizarre colour scheme I like, 'cos I'm a crazy Aussie.

Beltharas69 · August 2020

Looks good, although I originally read the scale as feet instead of metres.

mike robel · August 2020

Quenten, I suppose you place each building separately or is there some tool you use for that? If you place them seperately, my admiration for your meticulous attention to detail, patience, and precision only grows.

[Deleted User] · August 2020

I used the watabou annual issue from this year's annual, then replaced all the roofs with stuff from CD3+ mostly, and altered a few things. Watabou is a great tool.
Where I did place every building by hand without a guide is my City of Dun Fingolfin, now in the Community Atlas, if you'd like to see it - I am rather proud of it.

Maidhc O Casain · August 2020

Posted By: QuentenI used the watabou annual issue from this year's annual, then replaced all the roofs with stuff from CD3+ mostly, and altered a few things. Watabou is a great tool.
Where I did place every building by hand without a guide is my City of Dun Fingolfin, now in the Community Atlas, if you'd like to see it - I am rather proud of it.

And rightly so!

[Deleted User] · September 2020

Here is the latest update on Archesyne. All buildings done. Just a few city street things to be added, and labelling. I will probably use a legend for the important places.

[Deleted User] · September 2020

I notice the piers are floating in water - this will be fixed, plus a few charcoal burner camps and a mysterious personage in the clearing in the SW woods.

[Deleted User] · September 2020

An update. Just some tidying up of the city outskirts and labelling. Should be ready for the Atlas in 1-2 days. Then 2 more cities that I have started on some time ago which need to be finished - one Watabou modification; one Renaissance style; and one Eastern Asian style of Sue's.

Comments welcome.

A link to a much larger map is here.

http://www.dropbox.com/s/mvzwdjzv21tc672/Archesyne.JPG?dl=1

[Deleted User] · September 2020

The final product is presented, and will be submitted for the Atlas. A larger view is in my gallery and of course, the best version will be available via the Atlas

Monsen · September 2020

The city is now in the atlas

https://atlas.monsen.cc/Maps/Archesyne