Old map of mine in ms paint.
So... I made this map in Ms Paint quite a while ago, and I just felt I should upload it here
I uploaded it in a smaller size than the original since the original is 3 646px × 1 668px.
I don't know where the deserts should be on this map.
If you want to see it in its original size then you can do that here:
http://s139.photobucket.com/albums/q...anetbig8-1.png
Last edited by Aenigma; 04-29-2010 at 06:51 PM. Reason: Santa claus told me
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Whoa. And you did it in MS Paint? From scratch?
Many thanks!
Yes I did
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Good job, especially considering that you were working with MS Ain't. As for where the deserts would be, think of it this way...
Where are your tectonic plates; the plateaus on which your continents sit? Once you know where those are, you can place your mountains. Mountain commonly occur along a point where two tectonic plates meet. Deserts typically occur on the leeward side of mountains. The reason for this is because as the air is forced up the windward side of the mountains, it condenses into rain. By the time it crests the top, much of what is left is dry air. That's why it rains a lot in Seattle.
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Thanks ^^ I'll give the tectonic plates a thought. I usually don't use them, but one should never stop trying new things!Good job, especially considering that you were working with MS Ain't. As for where the deserts would be, think of it this way...
Where are your tectonic plates; the plateaus on which your continents sit? Once you know where those are, you can place your mountains. Mountain commonly occur along a point where two tectonic plates meet. Deserts typically occur on the leeward side of mountains. The reason for this is because as the air is forced up the windward side of the mountains, it condenses into rain. By the time it crests the top, much of what is left is dry air. That's why it rains a lot in Seattle.
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Quite nice!
Unfortunately, I feel somewhat obligated to point out what look like a couple of atypical rivers, specifically, ones that connect two oceans (marked on the map):
Like to see what you can do with a program having more capability!
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Wow. Great work in Paint! That must have taken an age.
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