Looks OK to me, if you hadn't mentioned that you used PS I probably wouldn't have known.
Just a small test map using CD3 in combination with PS. The background is done in PS and then imported into CD3. All buikdings and trees are CD3.
Thought I should put it up for display to see if you guys think the hole thing blends well together.
:-)
Looks OK to me, if you hadn't mentioned that you used PS I probably wouldn't have known.
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Looking good! I am interested to see what kind of cities you can come up with
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That was kind of the idea. I find CD3 great for houses and symbols but completely worthless when it comes to create some terrain. But that could also be me not knowing how to do it.
So am I :-) My problem is mainly to get time to map....I really wish the day was about 30 h.
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Well I think I have to rephrase, I'm worthless when it comes to create terrain for cities in CD3 http://www.cartographersguild.com/im.../icon_razz.gif
I have some ideas of some more complicated terrain, but I thought I should go out do something simple first. So I can learn the workflow.
Hehe...
Anyway, I like the hedges near the houses. That's something I am going to copy some time
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Very cool.... Is it just me, or do most of those trees look pretty square????? Perhaps you could add just a tiny hint of shadow or outer glow to those hedges to give them some body/height?
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