June/July Lite Challenge Entry : The Lost Valley

[bartmoss]

Let's see if I can do any kind of meaningful mapping in the eight days I have left. I'll start out with a rough prototype of what I want to map:

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[Steel General]

Interesting start...looking forward to seeing what you do with it.

[bartmoss]

First quick WIP: Elevations, Part 1.

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Is the contrast okay, can you guys still recognize the shape? It looks fine to me, but my color perception isn't normal as you know...

[Master TMO]

Random thought - since it's fairly well-known about your color perception, have you thought about just doing the map in black & white?

[bartmoss]

Random thought - since it's fairly well-known about your color perception, have you thought about just doing the map in black & white?

I can see colors, it's just that I know it's not the same way other people do. Just need some feedback on borderline cases. The more I do that, the better I can judge how others will see what I see. Yah I could just go b/w but then I'd limit myself more than my disability warrants, and that sounds a tad counterproductive :-)

[Master TMO]

I can see colors, it's just that I know it's not the same way other people do. Just need some feedback on borderline cases. The more I do that, the better I can judge how others will see what I see. Yah I could just go b/w but then I'd limit myself more than my disability warrants, and that sounds a tad counterproductive :-)

Makes sense. A good friend of mine is also colorblind, although non-typically so. In your pic, the source image is not visible to me in the thumbnail. I can see it in the full image, although mostly because I was looking for it. If you want it to be instantly visible, then you'll need to increase the contrast between it and the next color out. If you were wanting it to be a 'subtle, not obvious unless you're looking for it' thing, then it works on me.

[bartmoss]

Makes sense. A good friend of mine is also colorblind, although non-typically so. In your pic, the source image is not visible to me in the thumbnail. I can see it in the full image, although mostly because I was looking for it. If you want it to be instantly visible, then you'll need to increase the contrast between it and the next color out. If you were wanting it to be a 'subtle, not obvious unless you're looking for it' thing, then it works on me.

Thanks. I think then it's fine for now, I'll revisit it when I've done the elevations properly.

[bartmoss]

Better elevations.

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[bartmoss]

Minor update.

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[bartmoss]

Is the thumbnail script ignoring me? ;-)