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Reply With QuoteInteresting shapes, kinda looks like a wind started in the center and blew the landmasses outward.
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This is something that I played with for a bit. It is done using the tut on SRTM data ([Award Winner] Managing SRTM information with GDAL) by vehrka applied to data for the Falkland Islands. I might transfer my campaign here for a bit after I work on this map some more. Not sure if I will though. I like the method outlined by vehrka a lot so will be using it again soon I hope. All the above will depend on my time available (pitifully poor atm)
Anyhoot.. c&c welcome and any suggestions as to where to go with this as well.
I haven't settled on a scale yet, but thinking continental
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Interesting shapes, kinda looks like a wind started in the center and blew the landmasses outward.
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yeah. I have been fascinated with the Falkland Island for quite a while due to the land shape. I think since the Brits had a tussle there. I had even tried making maps of it for gaming before (photocopy, trace, photocopy, trace, color, get disappointed, scrap it, repeat) but never was satisfied.Originally Posted by Steel General
Glad someone put up a tut on using real world data
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