Jeff B
Jeff B
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WIP: Orchish Hoard (First Overland Map)
Even though I have had CC for years I have never really used it. So I decided to buy a PC and start learning CC3+. This started out as a map for someone at work. It did not fit their current campaign world, so I decided to keep working on it while I'm waiting on more information about their game world.
The idea was the Orcish hoard was invading to the south so I tried to show the destruction of the land as the hoard moved south. The pollution/corruption of the rivers and the darkness that was over taking the land. I thought the Darklands theme as a good representation of what I was try to portray.
Please let me know what you think and how to improve things.
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Live Mapping: Contour Shading (Annual Vol 2) CANCELLED TILL NEXT WEEK
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Winter Village style development (March 2022 CA issue)
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Winter Village style development (March 2022 CA issue)
Yes the ridges are exposed in those images if I were to take some images today they would not be. You are looking to show something that is not a blob / bump in the ground snow so drawing them that way is understandable as you want to do a single set of buildings not two different styles showing heavy snow and light snow as was previously discussed. Glad I could help. Looking forward to the March release.
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Winter Village style development (March 2022 CA issue)
Here are some pictures from seven years ago in mid March in an area which doesn't have snowfall that melts right away. The reddish house in the first image has a tin roof with snow brakes installed. The other houses have shingles.The buildings in the second two images have tin roofs. As this is mid March we were entering warmer weather so the snow is starting to shed from the tin roofs. This can be seen in the bottom image where the edge of the roof is visible and you see the snow piles on the ground next to the building. The second image is to show how the buildings blend into the snow on the ground. If these were taken directly overhead it would be harder to make out the building. Hope these help.