vonJahgmann
Chieftain
When basing a new map off an real world map or picture, has anyone found a nice way to change the background to the original image and then use the drawing tools to paint over it?
I am asking, because it looks like this is the general process (which really stinks):
I have some map/scenario ideas I have been kicking around since Civ5 that I never acted on, largely due to how much time I would need to spend to get things to where I want to go with the maps.
If there is a better way, please share!
I am asking, because it looks like this is the general process (which really stinks):
- Sketch a general image (on paper or in a painting program)
- Grid the image out
- For each grid, plot out the mappings for each hex
- Calculate the HxW size
- Launch WorldBuilder and create a new, blank HxW map
- Paint the plots. Then paint some more.
- Add the details. The add details some more.
I have some map/scenario ideas I have been kicking around since Civ5 that I never acted on, largely due to how much time I would need to spend to get things to where I want to go with the maps.
If there is a better way, please share!
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