[Award Winner] Eriond - A Tutorial for GIMP & Wilbur

[Azélor]

Those features were introduced in Wilbur 1.65; version 1.62 was released back in mid-2007. 1.83 was the last public version.

I really should get that stuff rehosted, but that sounds way harder than I have the mental capacity and time for these days...

Have you considered a free hosting service like Media fire? The file is not too big.

[waldronate]

Have you considered a free hosting service like Media fire? The file is not too big.

My #1 requirement for hosting is no third-party advertising visible on the pages.

[waldronate]

The Wilbur site has been offline for a few months now at the whim of my old ISP. When I get it rehosted, I'll post the new address here at the guild and to every place I can find contacts for that links to the old address and can be found via the googlybeast.

[Azélor]

Ads are optional, unless your using Internet explorer maybe.

[ludgarthewarwolf]

Just an update; I've found the current version of Wilbur, and now river erosion is working like the tutorial. My mountains tutorial is progressing okay; biggest deal is just remembering how exactly I did it.

[Hedron]

It's been a while, but now I'm back into gaming again I thought I try mapping again.

Everything's worked so far, but when it comes to the bump mapping part, I must be doing something wrong, as when you say to use a Grey (value 15) to get rid of the oceanic "rivers", I can't figure out what you mean.

I've tried to use #7f7f7f, but that screws up the colour gradient step

[ludgarthewarwolf]

i just used a land mask myself.

[arsheesh]

It's been a while, but now I'm back into gaming again I thought I try mapping again.

Everything's worked so far, but when it comes to the bump mapping part, I must be doing something wrong, as when you say to use a Grey (value 15) to get rid of the oceanic "rivers", I can't figure out what you mean.

I've tried to use #7f7f7f, but that screws up the colour gradient step

In the color dialogue you can adjust the value of white to black which ranges from 0 (Black) to 100 (white). But you can also just use the color code: 262626.

i just used a land mask myself.

Yup, that works too.

Cheers,
-Arsheesh

[Hedron]

In the color dialogue you can adjust the value of white to black which ranges from 0 (Black) to 100 (white). But you can also just use the color code: 262626.

Thanks, that sorted it.

[ludgarthewarwolf]

Finally done with the second run through with the updated version of Wilbur, here's the results: