Reply With QuoteOh, I'll certainly do so... This map has more layers than the multiverse!
No problem. And if you are doing this on the whole map, I'd suggest creating a new transparent layer, setting it to overlay mode, and do it there, so you can always turn off/change the effect at a later date.Originally Posted by Absinth
Wow, RobA, thanks for the advice! You even provided an example using my own map! I'm stunned...This is exactly what I need! Thanks a lot!
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Oh, I'll certainly do so... This map has more layers than the multiverse!
I misspelled Crenellation.
But parapet was the word I was desperately searching for in my head and failing utterly to find.
"Unless I'm allowed to carry around a gun to shoot their giant killer-spiders, Australia needs to stay the hell away from me. Also Australians, who if they have lived this long are obviously agents of the spiders and not to be trusted."
I love watching this city take shape. Can't wait for it to be complete!
As am I, Phantos! This takes way tooo long!
It is nearly done. This is a tough and busy summer for me and I'm working my *** off to fill in for people that are on "well deserved vacations".
I'm so glad that it's nearly done and I'm quite pleased with how it turned out. If I'd do it anew, I'd do some things differently (it looks way too crowded), but overall I think we'll have fun using it in the game (which is still it's main purpose!).
I'll add some finishing touches tonight (like a scalebar, labeling and a few other things like finishing the docks...) and will post the final piece into the finished maps section. I guess that's how it's supposed to be done, right?
Ah, I was wondering why there was so little progress. Cursed holidays and colleagues going on vacation
Still love the map. As I said before if I zoom in too much it loses some of its charm, but a bit zoomed out and it looks brilliant!
Those walls *are* huge by the way
And yes, if you think your map is finished, you post it in the finished maps section.
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Gandwarf has fallen into shadow...
This has come along quite nicely.
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Looking awesome!
-Rob A>
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That is looking pretty darn cool! nice! and it was fascinating reading through the process to get to this point too..
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