OpenGeofiction
Through the last six months I’ve redeveloped Ellmouth, a British based city and the first city I mapped in Glaster around 3 years ago. A bit of zooming out is required, as the city is at the awkward stage of being too big or too small to appropriately fit a scale level.
A comparison of old Ellmouth and new Ellmouth can be found here. (Imgur is inaccessible at the moment)
I still need to finish mapping Ellmouth’s centre in high detail, and somehow map the large scale of countryside around Ellmouth. I’m a bit hesitant to begin that proper, however. I am able to map rural environments effectively but the vast scale and having no place to start and finish at is a major deterrent for me. Any tips?
If anything looks out of place or illogical, that means it’s probably still in the development process. Particularly in central Ellmouth mapping is subject to change, but don’t be hesitant to point things out!
Happy mapping
Yuanls
Discussion
Comment from histor on 20 October 2018 at 23:37
Generally I like your work - special all this plumbers, carpenters and so on. Let me have time for a second look for more details.
Comment from zhenkang on 21 October 2018 at 00:29
Comparing the old and the new, I like the fact the motorways are cut down. Also, the residential are different (old just grids, new with more interesting patterns).
Overall I like the change in layout, just my wish is that the roads will converge to the one point, and that is at the city centre.
(Want to come over to the Pretanic Faction State? We also need mappers like you.)