OpenGeofiction logo OpenGeofiction

Myrcia's Diary

Discussion

Comment from Luciano on 18 September 2016 at 23:22

Hah! Most excellent.

Everyone is doing better on my September challenge than I am. I’m doing horribly, and have basically given up. Too many other things taking my attention, both on the map (trying to fill out my buildings in Tárrases) and off the map (work and a new home computer set up).

Kudos.

Comment from Thunderbird on 19 September 2016 at 00:12

Kudos to you, my friend. You’ve done a dang good job! And what program did you use to put this all together? I’d love to do one for my transit network at some point, maybe with GIMP.

Comment from eklas on 19 September 2016 at 07:43

It looks pretty good! (I mean, as a person with no drawing skills I’m blown away by literally anything better than ms paint, but it was supposed to be a compliment OKAY)

Comment from UN1TY on 19 September 2016 at 10:53

Nice work! Your work is clean and professional looking. This is a good example of how to use geographic features on a diagram. The background details never overwhelm or interfere with the readability of the tram lines.

The system logo on the wiki page is particularly good: it’s minimalist, yet stylish and confident.

My only critique would be that some of the tram lines follow non-intuitive paths. For example, Lines 4/6 around Súdmont look a little confusing. Both lines terminate to the south, but appear on the map to head north first. Do they follow a loop around Cóvent Market, Peterscort, and Ardagh before heading south, or is there a transfer at Súdmont?

Comment from Myrcia on 19 September 2016 at 10:58

Thanks everyone! What great feedback.

@UN1TY It’s a mistake in the way I’ve drawn a junction, the 4 and 6 turn right after Grosvenor Plæc call at Sæterhriht then head north via Fenwic. I’ll fix that, thanks for pointing it out. I need to clarify also that only line 5 calls at Petescort and Ardagh and that is a one-way system.

Leave a comment

Log in to leave a comment