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    Post Eneini: A new city map

    Hello, friends. I have created a new city map--an evolution of a style I've been developing.

    I have also created a tutorial detailing how I created the map. It's a very big file and--because I am not a professional by any means--it's very poor, I'm afraid. But if you feel it could perhaps help you in your endeavors...

    EDIT: The tutorial is posted in the "Tutorials/How-To" section of the forum index. Go there & you can download it!

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    What format is the tutorial? I can probably host it here.

    That city map is gorgeous by the way. Love the bright colors, and the map has a very consistent feel to it thats just warm to look at. Nice work again bro!
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    Post Re: Eneini: A new city map

    Quote Originally Posted by pyrandon
    Hello, friends. Here is a link to my new city map, which is an evolution of a style I began developing in a Works In Progress posting here at TCG earlier.

    http://www.ormonds.net/rpg/westaven/...i_overview.jpg

    I have also created a tutorial detailing how I created the map. It's a very big file and--because I am not a professional by any means--it's very poor, I'm afraid. But if you feel it could perhaps help you in your endeavors, and if someone can help me find a way to offer it to the general public, I will.

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    I have to say that I really like that style. It gives an organic feel that that is a real place. Do you have a before filters were applied view as well? I would love to see what it looked like to begin with. Oh, it is probably in the tutorial huh?

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    Thank you for the compliments. Criticisms/suggestions are encouraged as well, as I'm always trying to improve.

    The tutorial does indeed include the pre-filtered map, which I imagine would be of many people's liking--especially those that feel the need for photorealistic maps (my least favorite for large scale cartography). I create a map that--up until a mere few steps before the filter process--would need very little tweaking to be less "art" and more verisimilitude.

    EDIT: The tutorial is posted in the "Tutorial/How-to" forum

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    Great style and use of color on that map, Pyrandon.

    I'm looking forward to seeing the tutorial, and the pre-filtered map.
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    Hey, I know this is an odd question to bring this topic up again, but wasn't there a discussion here concerning putting this map of Eneini into a 3D program that was then animated? I was thinking about it today and I can't find it, though I've been all over the forums. Was it lost in some shuffle? Thanks.

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