Actually no real tweaking, just a reversal from sea to land. I used the same process for Ystraad. To me it gives more realistic coastlines, or at least the same type of coastlines found around Scotland. It gives me some firths!
Rigid multifractual
Roughness .74
land size 5.23
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Last edited by Bohunk; 05-22-2008 at 11:20 PM.
Nice. I saw the WIP thread (though I didn't comment) and I find the way you combined the highly textured version and the one with the muted colours very nice
Scotland, eh?
I was thinking Greece. Probably because of the orientation and the impression I feel that it's attached to a larger continent in the north.
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Certainly, however I'm talking of the style of coastline. Although I could not acheive it here, I wanted the style from the west coast of scotland with its many inlets, whereas Greece, although rough, has a somewhat less jagged coastline.Originally Posted by su_liam
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Now there still cool but I would like to see if it was actually possible for someone to "hand do" coastlines like that.
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