The Puget Sound [Quenched]

[yeti_c]

tisha, this is looking good. Something weird may have happened to the bottom of the legend on the small map.

I agree - there's a slight difference in shadow on the bottom...

C.

[Tisha]

tisha, this is looking good. Something weird may have happened to the bottom of the legend on the small map.

I agree - there's a slight difference in shadow on the bottom...

C.

i have fixed it..just haven't posted it

[cena-rules]

Tisha can we have 1 final with everything fixed and sorted and checked so we can run over it with a fine toothcomb.

I smell bananas

this must be nearly quenced

[yeti_c]

tisha, this is looking good. Something weird may have happened to the bottom of the legend on the small map.

I agree - there's a slight difference in shadow on the bottom...

C.

i have fixed it..just haven't posted it

Cool - I wasn't sure if you'd noticed that bit amongst all the other bumpf!!

C.

[Tisha]

http://h1.ripway.com/Tisha1276/ThePugetSound.xml

[reverend_kyle]

A thought just occurred. The legend stands out a bit more that I'd like it to. Is there a way you could apply the same texture to the background colors in the legend as the land has just to see if that lowers the contrast. I'd like to see it even if it does in fact look best as it does here.

[Tisha]

texture on the legend?

[reverend_kyle]

Very Nice, I like.

[James Vazquez]

awesome tisha just when i thought it couldnt get any better.....


QUENCH !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Tisha]

http://h1.ripway.com/Tisha1276/ThePugetSound.xml

[edbeard]

I think quite a most of your coordinates are still off on the small map. I don't think it's the centering, but the circles themselves. I find that when I resize my map, my army circles become distorted. So, I need to do all my circles twice (once on the large and once on the small).

I'm guessing that this is why this problem is happening. I know it's a pain, but to get everything perfect, this should be done. If I'm wrong and they're just not centered properly, then it's just a matter of redoing the coordinates, but I'm pretty sure it's the circles.

I think if you look at Seabeck, Hood Canal, Camano Island, Everett etc... on the small map you will clearly notice they are off center.

[gimil]

Tisha ill give you a simple tutorial to make the small map cirles quickly without having to change any coordinates, but ill do it tomoz need to dash at the moment.

[oaktown]

I posted earlier that I suspect this map uses army circles that are an odd number of pixels in width and height while the CC numbers are always even: 12x16. Short of recreating all of the army circles they will always look a bit off-center, which is fine really because how often are you going to see a perfectly symmetrical army count on there?

Here's what I'm talking about: note that the third example (23 pix wide) looks exactly like the circles on this map:

[Tisha]

I think quite a most of your coordinates are still off on the small map. I don't think it's the centering, but the circles themselves. I find that when I resize my map, my army circles become distorted. So, I need to do all my circles twice (once on the large and once on the small).

I'm guessing that this is why this problem is happening. I know it's a pain, but to get everything perfect, this should be done. If I'm wrong and they're just not centered properly, then it's just a matter of redoing the coordinates, but I'm pretty sure it's the circles.

I think if you look at Seabeck, Hood Canal, Camano Island, Everett etc... on the small map you will clearly notice they are off center.

i did do the circle and the centering separate on each map...the armies are centered..even if it doesn't look so.. 3 pixles on each side five on top and five on bottom

it is the army circles i have chose..and i would rather not change them...i like them alot

this is Everett..

centered brush







sorry for the huge pictures..just want u to be able to see

[Tisha]

I posted earlier that I suspect this map uses army circles that are an odd number of pixels in width and height while the CC numbers are always even: 12x16. Short of recreating all of the army circles they will always look a bit off-center, which is fine really because how often are you going to see a perfectly symmetrical army count on there?

Here's what I'm talking about: note that the third example (23 pix wide) looks exactly like the circles on this map:

22 pixels wide actually..