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    As an admittedly utter neophyte to the art of software driven map-making, I'm jaw-dropped by the gorgeousness of the work linked above! I'm having the normal newbies reaction of "How on earth do you get results like that?!".

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    Thank you Sukerkin

    Just as ravells wrote I use Bryce5.5 and 6 to construct and render the terrain. The terrain for the Flaness Atlas maps are all made using Bryce 5.5 which is available as freeware: http://www.download.com/Bryce/3000-2187_4-10696719.html

    That is a bargain in my opinion!

    I use Corel Photo Paint X3 and Corel Painter X to edit the terrain renderings. Then I use CorelDraw X3 to make symbols, heraldry etc and put everything in place.

    A guide to how I make my maps is in the works and will be published here at Cartographers Guild.

    Anna

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    I look forward to reading that, Anna :tup:.

    I'm currently struggling to beat Fractal Mapper into submission and work around some of it's more major shortcomings and flaws (one of which is of "How on earth did this get through test?" severity).

    So, that being the case, I'm greedily consuming any insights into how to go about things from the various talented people here at CG.

    Best of luck working up the 'How To' guide :rei:.

    Note: Rei is the name of the Japanese bow of respect so when I type :rei: it is meant to indicate such {if I use Sensei Rei then I've been seriously impressed :lol}.
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    It seems I run into this on every php board in the world . "Tup" is of course an old-English phrase for, erm, well, shall we say "Physical congress" for the sake of politeness?

    Of course the way that I mean it is a little less risque ROFL. The emoticon :tup: is supposed to bring up a little graphic of a "Thumbs up" to indicate approval or agreement but, as is now apparent, that doesn't work here :O.

    EDIT: Neither, it seems, does the 'embarassment' emotion :eek: (or should that rather be at this board ).

    Ah well, time to persuse what smilies there are here so az I kann spake der lingo proper right ..
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    Quote Originally Posted by ravells View Post
    And :tup: ? (Let's hope you're using that in the non-English sense too! Lol!)
    OK made me look it up on Wikipedia

    I'm hoping it is the last definition.....

    -Rob A>

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    For what it's worth, I thought it meant "Thumbs up" Sukerkin. I use that smilie from time to time as well, but on another board and you have to spell it out.
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