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I quite like the mountains you've made here! Overall it looks great! I find the uneven black lines of the coast distracting though.
Yes I know, I still fidle around that style to get it nice and smoothy.
I am in a train to home, have worked 10h at a Radioshow but well i will skype you 3 am. Bye
I quite like the mountains you've made here! Overall it looks great! I find the uneven black lines of the coast distracting though.
Ah I love them
Ok, today back at Mapping.
Ok here is a real update on the Southern Domains. I made new and better rhumblines, half as thick as the others, and also included the Hills at the Mountain feet. Next will be Rivers and Country Borders and at last Cities and Roads and Trees. I should mention that the Sea outside the Continent is a Sandsea, there is no real ocean of water in this World.
Last edited by Schwarzkreuz; 09-22-2013 at 07:26 PM.
Is it just me or are some of the mountain-shadows a lot darker than others? It is kind of distracting...it gives an uneven feel.
Wait what?I should mention that the Sea outside the Continent is a Sandsea, there is no real ocean of water in this World.
How do you explain that, in world?
I'm trapped in Darkness,
Still I reach out for the Stars
its a pretty common trope in dying earth/post-apoc setting. the seas dry up and leave lots of silt. the Dark Sun setting is probably the one that most obviously pops to mind to me. my own world has a few, also.
I have to agree with it, this is kind of distracting.Originally Posted by Eilathen
The rhumblines are better and the color fits the map nicely.
Which shadow ones? The ones at the edge of teh continents are affected by the Texture.
Lowering the opcaity of those mountains or erasing abit of texture should solve the issue I guess.
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