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Reply With QuoteLooks kind of cool - I like the style. The only thing that gets me is that the rivers are almost neon-bright.Not saying to change them but they do distract my eye from the city details a bit.
M
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Hay all. now. this if my first real take at city making , since im mostly making world maps
Using my own City generator to get the lay of the land so to speak, GIMP fore all the nice'nes and a hand drawn sword
Any tougths are walcome
Yours ZleapingBear
(this map can also be seen in the Mapping Resourses, As i use it as a sample to show mof my city generator
Looks kind of cool - I like the style. The only thing that gets me is that the rivers are almost neon-bright.
M
And the map itself seems dark, but it could just be my gamma challenged notebook
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I would expect water flow within the limits of a walled town to normally be a bit more controlled. Letting the streams meander might seem like a nice idea when considering how your town looks when it gets painted, a real draw for the tourist trade, but when the hard rains come, you'll wish the water was running down man-made channels with raised banks and planned drainage, instead of flooding your street and ruining your rug.
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