Reply With QuoteThink english subtitle to an afternoon of kung-fu matinee
again, I suggest that you use the asian characters as the primary and have the western labels significantly smaller in a light san serif font as a parenthetical. Then you don't have to worry about having a "faux ethnic" font
Something witty and pithy
Think english subtitle to an afternoon of kung-fu matinee
I agree completely... however ultimately the choice is arkham618'sOriginally Posted by mmmmmpig
Last edited by Steel General; 10-02-2008 at 04:49 PM. Reason: Corrected name of OP
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Can I ask, what software did you use? You didn't mention that, did you?
Looks really good.
hehe, not my map man.I agree completely... however ultimately the choice is robb75067's
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Duly noted and corrected. Thank you...
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Oh cool! I stumbled across your campaign at rpol.net and have therefore already seen your map.
I'm also in the process of drawing maps for my wuxia campaign which is set in ancient China during the warring-states period. So far, I have mainly focused on battle maps. You'll find an example HERE.
As for fonts, you may want to look at THIS ONE. It has an oriental touch to it without being overly cheesy.
Tianxia... All under heaven? That sounds like a Qin-era campaign, too... You'll find a couple of old Chinese fonts HERE.
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