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an experiment in iso/perspectives
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Live Mapping: Classic Fantasy
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WIP - My New World - Myrrhina
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Forest Trail project - part 1
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Grid size
I think you might have to draw that one by hand using lines on the GRID sheet and HEX/SQUARE GRID layer. Once drawn, group the lines using Group, under Groups in the Tools menu. Then it should behave exactly like an automatically drawn grid.
You can create a snap grid of any rectangular dimension with different scales x and y, so it might be useful to do one of those first to make drawing the visual grid a lot easier. Right click the GRID button and create a NEW grid.
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help. struggling to readjust border/coastline size on continents.
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[WIP] Norrath
Most of the things you are highlighting as being an issue are down to sheet effects. If you put an Edge Fade, Inner sheet effect on the snow you will be able to show the bevel on the coast. You can also use one of 3 colour modifying sheet effects on the swamp areas to change the colour. These are (in order of ease of use) the Adjust Hue/Saturation, Colorize, and RGB Matrix Process.
I recommend using all the same mountains and hills if you are going to use a different style. the hills really don't look that bad, even if they are paler. In fact it is better that they are paler than darker than the land since it makes them look like bumps rather than hollows. You can always replace them later using Replace in the Symbol Manager if you still don't like them.
Sheet effects are always a personal taste. You can learn a lot by experimentation.
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NW middle-earth redux
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Live Mapping - SS6 Isometric Cities
Hi Everyone! :D
Tomorrow's Live Mapping session will be very special, since a new symbol set doesn't come along every day. Ralf will be showcasing the very beautiful and brand new Symbol Set 6 - Isometric Cities, by Mike Schley.
You can watch it right here...
Or you can come along and join in the chat on YouTube:
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Stop teasing us Ralf !! :)




