Based on what I am seeing in your latest image, it looks as though you have run an incise flow procedure in Wilbur. A simple way to get rivers from that point would be to use the texture-other-river flow procedure in Wilbur. Once it has done it's thing, you can set the river colors (both of them) to white, use a solid background color (black) and then save it as a .bmp or .png file. That will isolate your rivers enough, hopefully, that you can get your paths in gimp together a little easier. I'm not proficient with gimp so can't be certain that it will be of any help, but maybe?
GW
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So that's half working. I get a black and white image in wilbur that should be easy to use as a layer in gimp. But the png its saving is the same one as before the river flow procedure.
Nevermind, you have to save as png texture not png surface to get it.
So continuing down the Eriond Tut I'm here. I've kinda happy with this as a satellite view that'd never be seen, now to start picking and choosing what'll go on the map the players'll see.
So I'm not totally done but...
Here's what is getting sent to players to start with. I'm mostly happy with it. I just now have a ****ton of places to name (cities, major waters, etc). I also never got to putting rail lines on it.
Hi notsonoble, kind map. There are some tiping mistakes. I don't know if you are italian, but some names are spelled backword (for instance "Velotta Baronia" it would be "Baronia Velotta).
If you like I can help you, I don't want to be invasive, so just ask.
It's butchered on purpose.
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