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Thanks for the help! (I will resist the temptation to try to write German again!)
Hey Bill, you asked me how I made these mountains in my 19th century style map ( http://www.cartographersguild.com/sh...map-of-Caeruin ). I wrote that almost everything was done with paths. This applies also to the mountains. How exactly I proceeded there, I'll post in the thread (no later than tomorrow). Quabbe
Guten tag, Ich mag sehr Seine Karte von Caeruin, das ist in dem Stil des neunzehnt Jahrhunderts. Ich frage mich, wie haben Sie die "hachure" gemacht, dass die Gebirgszug bedeute? Ich möchte lernen ein Technik sowie dieser. Entschuldigung für mein sehr böse Deutsch!
