Reply With QuoteAre you cutting the edges on the sides on purpose? Cuz if you aren't...they are cut off and look weird...
Thanks Seldon for the explanation.
Thanks Abu!
Work in Progress... don't really know what to do with the border. Any suggestions? The kog[s] should be there as it represent the Bauhaus symbol (it should not be black, though). Also, I think the frame with "Venus" looks too small... right?
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Are you cutting the edges on the sides on purpose? Cuz if you aren't...they are cut off and look weird...
Hmm, which edges do you mean?
"That sounds... incredibly complicated, but there's no doubt the result is fantastic." /Diamond
The edges on the left and right side that do not match up...
It's suppose to be that yeah. I try to simulate a world map, and it's actually more wide so it naturally creates some space above and below the map. But I intend to fill that space with something.Originally Posted by Durakken
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... No. Look at the sides... If that is the whole map then the forest on the left side just suddenly stops as does the water on both sides of the map. The shores do not match up on either side of the map.
if i am not using software that really creates something that maps around a sphere
i offset working file bu 180 degrees so that i can match up the ( -180 to +180 or 0 to 360 ) border
IF !!! the map is a full planet and not just a area of it
now old maps never really matched up well ( hand drawn after all )
but this is something you might want to fix
but all in all it DOSE LOOK RATHER NICE
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Aaah, now I get it. Yeah, it's cut a wee bit because of the border. I need to find a solution to that!
"That sounds... incredibly complicated, but there's no doubt the result is fantastic." /Diamond
Ah yeah, I made it match, but the border cut it. Easy fix, thanks for the catchif i am not using software that really creates something that maps around a sphere
i offset working file bu 180 degrees so that i can match up the ( -180 to +180 or 0 to 360 ) border
IF !!! the map is a full planet and not just a area of it
now old maps never really matched up well ( hand drawn after all )
but this is something you might want to fix
but all in all it DOSE LOOK RATHER NICE
"That sounds... incredibly complicated, but there's no doubt the result is fantastic." /Diamond
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