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    Very, very nice. Particularly if done at speed. (I too would like to know what 'at speed' means in real numbers!). I was trying to do much the same thing but by importing the program into a vector drawing package, but it had problems reading the roads as part of the buildings and then something shiney distracted me away.

    Here are my thoughts / suggestions:

    1. The map is dark (it's not your laptop, Rob) but I think that works if you want a really broody, menacing atmosphere. In these colours this is a town I wouldn't want to visit. It has the sickly scent of death about it.

    2. I would love to know how you got that hint of gableling on the rooftops. I'm not mad on the bands either, I think that's because they are all oriented horizontally even though the buildings themselves are oriented in different positions, so it looks too much like a fill.

    3. The River looks almost handpainted - how did you do that?

    4. I'm not overly keen on the vegetation - it looks just a bit too photoshopped for me (but still v.beautiful), however I expect that people who don't spend their days playing with heightmaps etc would say - 'wow that's really cool!' I wonder what it would look like if you tried a more spherical texture for the trees rather than the crumply one you currently have?

    Beautifully done, Don!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ravells View Post
    ...and then something shiney ...

    LOOK - a distraction!

    -Rob A>

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    This map is great looking as it is!!!

    The things that I think could be improved are pretty much what the others said...

    1. A little lighter in color.

    2. The patterns on the roof don't quite look right.

    I love the river though, one of the nicest that I have seen, and the elevations look good.

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