Both of them, although there is a fractional difference. The Neogea labels are slightly more difficult to read.
I think you might be right about the compression, but showing the images slightly larger than they are would also resolve the problem
EDIT: ah - you see - I'm not paying attention properly! I was talking about the white labels on both. The red ones are fine.
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Damni! I really thought the city names were legible on the Neogea map (hence the fact I didn't ask about them).
Well, I sized up the city labels both on Helios and Neogea. Hope everything is legible now...
Helios planetary view.jpg
Neogea planet view.jpg
And here's Mercari
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Mercari Planet View.jpg
Here's the start of Sesha. Probably not the best I did (a bit messy in some places). I have to do all the labels/datas on the map itself.
I'm not sure about what to place between the topography and the key... Probably astronomical data (Sesha is tidally locked : the ocean facing the giant planet).
Sesha planetary view.jpg
Sesha's done, except if I didn't see some mistakes... (I've already corrected some on the previous ones).
Sesha planetary view.jpg
Luna is coming next, quite logically, I guess.
I like that one quite a bit. Am I right in thinking that Maikauler is a tropical paradise?
Absolutely, it's how I picture Maikaulea : a white sand polynesian beach with a reddish gas giant planet in the skyBy Diamond
I like that one quite a bit. Am I right in thinking that Maikauler is a tropical paradise?.
Luna is probably done (it's way more cold, with taïgas & tundras mostly, more temperate & mediterranean toward to the equator). Based on our moon.
Luna Planetary View.jpg
And here's Hephaesti (with the use of the "Planet Trantor" texture, by Robert Stein III, under CC).
Hephaesti Planetary View.jpg
I present you Scylla, a cold mountainous world. The unfrozen seas are a consequence of heat pits from below.
Scylla Planetary View.jpg
PS : I have (and will) edit the first post with the texture I've used, when I did not start from scratch and satellite photos of Earth.
Last edited by Ilanthar; 07-25-2017 at 03:44 PM.
I just love the way these systems continue to grow with an increasing amount of glorious detail without any loss of quality!
Great work, Ilanthar
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