Monsen
Monsen
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- Monsen
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- May 14, 1976
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- Remy Monsen
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CA style development - "Darklands City" (issues for September and December 2021)
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Annual 1, issue 2 - John Speed map. My example after the Live Mapping session
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Greetings
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First Map
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Community Atlas-Elen Daelarion-The Mithlas Holes, 8
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The Sunken Temple
@Quenten wrote:
Now you need to find a location in the Atlas to place it - plenty of lakes to choose from.
I am not even sure it need to go into a lake in the atlas. Honestly, it looks a bit more like a saltwater map, so I might just put it off a coast somewhere.
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WIP - Quay thing
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The Land of Vareltia, My First Map!
Looks good. Your varied mountain sizes came out quite nice. Not sure you're doing the map any favor with those number labels instead of proper labels though.
Would also be nice if you put a copy of your map in the post itself, so one doesn't have to click a link to see it. (And I know by experience that people keep cleaning up and removing things from image sites (Perhaps because a new version was uploaded), leaving the links dead)
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Too early for a CC4 wishlist thread, or is it timely?
@efenord wrote:
Where I can get a list of those commands?
Most of the commands are available in the help file, although admittedly, it hasn't ben updated with the newest commands added in later updates.
If you have the Tome of Ultimate mapping, it comes with a full command list, both in the book itself, and as a spreadsheet for easier search/filtering.
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Is there a discord? Also struggling with this awful controls, especially when it comes to floors
You can find the coordinates of any entity by using Info -> List on it. But if you use 0,0 as I wrote above both for the origin point during the copy and when you pasting it, you don't need to know the actual coordinates, since what you are basically doing is copying and pasting it with the same offset without caring exactly what that might be.







