Re: Belgium New edit (colors changed!) p.1,2 Poll added
Posted: Sat Jan 03, 2009 10:57 pm
Just to clarify, I didn't mean exactly centering the names, only making them more centered than they are now. Keep working on it!
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Id go for Sint-Niklaas as its the bigger city of the 2. But in Oost-Vlaanderen, you dont have Dendermonde or Oudenaarde...captainwalrus wrote:New Version Comming Tomorrow!
The new version will be up tomorrow But I have a few concerns.
First, Should I have Sint-Niklaas or Brevern? How much should the brussels region be worth? Are the colors good as is?
Answer theese and vote on the poll please!
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http://www.europe-atlas.com/maps/belgium-map.gifI agree fully. Dunno what he has with them. The only one I was think about changing is the pink one in the middle.captainwalrus wrote:I agree with the fonts but I'm just not seeing your piont on the colors. I didn't like the old colors but I think these ones are fine
DIdothe.killing.44 wrote:I agree fully. Dunno what he has with them. The only one I was think about changing is the pink one in the middle.captainwalrus wrote:I agree with the fonts but I'm just not seeing your piont on the colors. I didn't like the old colors but I think these ones are fine
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r you still using the burn tool, because it looks that way, if you use the outer glow, it is even everywherelgoasklucyl wrote:Just a quick note:
I think you used the burn tool to create the 'glow' under the terit names. If you instead open the layer properties of the font for teach terit name you can add a small 'outer glow' that would look much neater and tighter to the font. Plus if you need to move the font elsewhere in the terit. the glow will move with it, the burn won't.
Just some helpful advice, take it or leave it
I am still using the burn tool. I didn't realy have time to change it. I also thought the glow was a little to thin and I liked how the burn tool made it a lighter version of the color not just white.LED ZEPPELINER wrote:r you still using the burn tool, because it looks that way, if you use the outer glow, it is even everywherelgoasklucyl wrote:Just a quick note:
I think you used the burn tool to create the 'glow' under the terit names. If you instead open the layer properties of the font for teach terit name you can add a small 'outer glow' that would look much neater and tighter to the font. Plus if you need to move the font elsewhere in the terit. the glow will move with it, the burn won't.
Just some helpful advice, take it or leave it
with the glow, you can change the amount, color, opacity, and many other things, just sayingcaptainwalrus wrote:I am still using the burn tool. I didn't realy have time to change it. I also thought the glow was a little to thin and I liked how the burn tool made it a lighter version of the color not just white.LED ZEPPELINER wrote:r you still using the burn tool, because it looks that way, if you use the outer glow, it is even everywherelgoasklucyl wrote:Just a quick note:
I think you used the burn tool to create the 'glow' under the terit names. If you instead open the layer properties of the font for teach terit name you can add a small 'outer glow' that would look much neater and tighter to the font. Plus if you need to move the font elsewhere in the terit. the glow will move with it, the burn won't.
Just some helpful advice, take it or leave it
I did post it on the origional post. And I forgot to change to bonus from before when there was no connection between Tourani and leper. I should be 6.sailorseal wrote:I did not see the newer version when I posted earlier can you update you original post please. I like this map a lot. I think Henegewin needs a larger bonus.
The whole Brussels minimap thing is very cool
Very good then and is the brussels on the main map also a territ or is it just a marker?captainwalrus wrote:I did post it on the origional post. And I forgot to change to bonus from before when there was no connection between Tourani and leper. I should be 6.sailorseal wrote:I did not see the newer version when I posted earlier can you update you original post please. I like this map a lot. I think Henegewin needs a larger bonus.
The whole Brussels minimap thing is very cool
Borders are more daunting to redraw than you may think... I don;t have much experience of using the pen tool, and consequently struggle to use it (which may be the problem you had with the fiddly borders?). Check out the map tricks and tutorials thread in the Foundry Discussion forum, and have a look at the advice RjBeals gave me while I was working on Europa... I found that really helpful to get clear and precise borders that weren't pixellatedcaptainwalrus wrote:On the contrary, I used the actual Arrondissements but I just used curved lines instead of using the exact borders because when I tried to put them in it came out really pixelated. THe only thing that I changed from the actual Arrondissements is that I combined a few in west Vlaanders and added a territory where a city is in leige because now there is 20 territories in each province which makes it easier to do an objective gameplay.
Could you please take a closer look at the map next time instead of just assuming it is wrong. I spent a lot of time trying to make this version much more acurate.
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Well, the problem is I didn't start in a very good program, Photoshot elements 4.0, and I was trying to avoid having to shift to GIMP midway through but I am realizing that In order to do a lot of the things suggestied I need to. I will try to do what RJ said but I noiced the link didn't work on his post. Also, what I tried to do was to put in the teritories from a map on wikipedia which didn't work out too well because of the pixelated look.MrBenn wrote:Borders are more daunting to redraw than you may think... I don;t have much experience of using the pen tool, and consequently struggle to use it (which may be the problem you had with the fiddly borders?). Check out the map tricks and tutorials thread in the Foundry Discussion forum, and have a look at the advice RjBeals gave me while I was working on Europa... I found that really helpful to get clear and precise borders that weren't pixellatedcaptainwalrus wrote:On the contrary, I used the actual Arrondissements but I just used curved lines instead of using the exact borders because when I tried to put them in it came out really pixelated. THe only thing that I changed from the actual Arrondissements is that I combined a few in west Vlaanders and added a territory where a city is in leige because now there is 20 territories in each province which makes it easier to do an objective gameplay.
Could you please take a closer look at the map next time instead of just assuming it is wrong. I spent a lot of time trying to make this version much more acurate.
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