If it can be done that way, all good.

Another thing you might consider is making seamless fills using your clumps of grass. I can show you how to do that if you like. I made all the seamless forest fills for my overland styles that way. First I made the symbols, and then I used them to make a seamless fill in CC3.

Hi Everyone! :D

This week, Ralf is resuming his journey through the first ever Cartographer's Annual (2007) by demonstrating the July issue - Cavern Maps.

You are very welcome to come along and see how its done, and to ask questions and make suggestions/requests.

We need a 'sad' or 'I care' response button!

Blender always want's more, no matter how much RAM you have. I have 32GB RAM, and Blender still groans at me. I think it may be more to do with the graphics card than the RAM.

You don't do things by half!

It's taken me a couple of years to get where I am with making seamless textures for overland, city and dungeon maps, which are relatively easy to do compared to Per. Some seamless textures are easier to make than others. It depends a lot on the scale of the objects in the pattern, and the overall size of the tile. So for example a 3000 px seamless tile stands a far better chance of looking ok than a 1000 px tile of the same kind of thing.

I'm not sure I understand how you are going to use this texture over a large area if it doesn't tile.