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Topic: Cradle of Civ map |  |
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hexagonian Prince hither and yon Jun 99
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posted December 02, 2000 09:35
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...a gigantic map of the Mediterranean area, useful for creating scenarios based on the ancient world.email me at hexagonia@yahoo.com if you want a copy. I have also sent on to Apolyton - hopefully, they will make available. More to come.. |
MrFun Chieftain United States, Iowa Nov 2000
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posted December 03, 2000 03:28
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Downloaded your Cradle map and it looks great.  I just got done completing a North America map on gigantic size. All I need to know now is if MarkG would like to have it available over Apolyton. |
Fluffygreycat Settler Andover MA USA Nov 2000
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posted December 03, 2000 11:00
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This map is a thing of true beauty, Hex.I had some concerns about the shape of Asia Minor, but when you do the "hexagonian projection" [look out Mercator] of the entire map area in your head you see that it's actually apt. Now I can stop trying, over and over like a hamster in a cage running in its wheel, to get the Alexander scenario map to save without SLIC without crashing. If I could just convince someone to take YOUR map and add the Alexander map sections out to Bactria and India...maybe include north-central Europe up to the Dneiper...ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh........ Or maybe I need to develop the talent, patience and attention to detail myself. [Mmmmmm....never happen.] |
hexagonian Prince hither and yon Jun 99
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posted December 03, 2000 14:50
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I'm a graphic artist, so I had access to maps and software that can skew a map to the proper angles, then printed it out. I also set up a grid of sea tiles in the scenario editor to make sure everything followed the grid on my printed map. |