Reply With QuoteIf you browse through the tutorial section of the forum you should be able to find quite a few tutorials, alot of it depends on what software you are using
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Hello All,
My name is Rob, and I stumbled upon this site just today, and it all looks fantastic. I have just d/l'ed RobA's land mapping tut's to give a bash at later today/this week, and I was wondering of there was anything similar for towns/cities?
Many Thanks
If you browse through the tutorial section of the forum you should be able to find quite a few tutorials, alot of it depends on what software you are using
hi Hedron, welcome to the guild - looking forward to see what you "bash" out
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Actually, there are a few start-at-the begining type tutorials for cities, but you will have to search the Tutorial forum for them. I assume you are using Gimp from your choice of DL, but don't forget to check out the tuts for Photoshop, as many if not most of the techniques are transferable, with only minor adjustments for differences in software.
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