Quenten
Quenten
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- Quenten
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- Birthday
- November 29, 1950
- Location
- Australia
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- Quenten Walker
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- Mapmaker
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Creating large cities without crashing
My advice is to show only all the buildings by hiding all sheets without Buildings on them, then dividing the buildings into various districts suing layers. Then hiding all building layers except the district you are working on. And the more bitmap symbols you use, the better - i know it takes longer, but the map will actually look better as well as run better.
Here is your FCW with the buildings divided into 5 separate layers - North, South, East, West and Central. You can hide those layers except for the district you are working on. I suggest you use bitmap buildings for at least 20% of the buildings you have in the map - just delete a few houses here and there and use bitmap ones instead.
Incidentally, I had no trouble or even much of a delay in redrawing the map with all buildings showing, with Sheet effects on.
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Birdseye Continental - style development thread
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The World of Falkney
Got a bit bored with my other mapping projects, so i decided to create a world, using real world Falkland Islands and Orkney. Hence the name.
Not finished, but just rivers and big cities and countries to go. Decided to set it in a Bronze age era, so not that many contiguous countries, and quite a few 'empires'. So far, Sumer in the northern continent, and ancient Egypt in the southern continent.
Here it is in the Gallery: https://forum.profantasy.com/profile/gallery/12400/Quenten/388
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Howdy ! from Jim P
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Starfinder rpg site, with maps
Jim is in hospice care, at his own request. I think Sue is in constant communication with his sister, as am I. He can talk and is sort of with it. I am sure that if any of you would like to write him a letter or card, he would appreciate it. The address to send any mail is
Jim Pierce
c/o 2955 Gladden Lane West
Alexandria
Alabama 36250
USA
His sister feels that contact with people from his hobby would help cheer him up. I have received permission from her to give out this address.