You're not wrong, SG.
You are not wrong, SG.
If someone asked me to create a Dundjinni map - I could certainly do it, as I have the software, CC3 as well. However, since I rather map as fast and comfortable as possible, given my choice, I would always, and only use Xara Xtreme Pro 3.2 or most current version anyway.
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This is an awesome map!
My question to you GP: What's the name of the font you used here? I've been all over trying to see if I can match it
fonts?
The primary font used in this and many of my maps is called Celtic and its a true type font, the main text continental label is called Caeldera, also a true type font.Originally Posted by mysteryman816
This is an awesome map!
My question to you GP: What's the name of the font you used here? I've been all over trying to see if I can match it
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Wow, that's a very impressive mapI love all the different textures you used. In the thumbnail it looked kind of cluttered, but close up it actually looks pretty great.
I think one drawback of using actual trees in a map is that it looks like it's a small island and these are actual-sized trees. Maybe it's because I've never seen a map done like this before, but it took a moment before I could succesfully make that switch in my brain.Could just be me, though.
Anyway, I also really like the little island in the SouthWest, the Kingdom of Kells. So much detail in such a small place.
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