You're editer you mean? What about Infertools or Inferediter?Inferis said:Yeah, I know.o
If you have a better name, feel free...
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Why not maptools or eu2maptools?Inferis said:Yeah, I know.
If you have a better name, feel free...
Nikolai II said:Infertools sounds cool to me
Nah... sounds too much like 'Inferiortools'...
'Hivetools' is the obvious way to go.
Why not in the spirit of the game call it Vespucci, though I don't see what is wrong with maptool!
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Kong Skjold said:
Vespucci sounds okay to me.
So that means you'll have vimage instead of mimage... Why not...
Even better: I'll call it Magellan, so I can keep the m prefix.
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I have an idea:
Since the EU2 map is screwed so badly, I was thinking about using the Victoria map as a model to make a better map in EU2.
So, what I want to be able to do is to paste the vicky map on top of the EU2 map, and just get an error message that says 'Too many provinces, you'll have to reduce the number to be able to play EU2' or something like that, but it should still allow you to work with the map. Then I just merge the provinces together.
If this isn't possible, is there another way to use the Victoria map as a model?
If not, why?
Since the EU2 map is screwed so badly, I was thinking about using the Victoria map as a model to make a better map in EU2.
So, what I want to be able to do is to paste the vicky map on top of the EU2 map, and just get an error message that says 'Too many provinces, you'll have to reduce the number to be able to play EU2' or something like that, but it should still allow you to work with the map. Then I just merge the provinces together.
If this isn't possible, is there another way to use the Victoria map as a model?
If not, why?
Are you aware exactly how many provinces you would have to merge?
Besides, I believe the Victoria map dimensions is different than that of EU2 - and I don't think you can change that...
Besides, I believe the Victoria map dimensions is different than that of EU2 - and I don't think you can change that...
Yes. The Vic map is 29952x11520, and so it is quite a bit larger than the EU2 map (which is 18944x7296).Hive said:
Magellan update: I'm redoing my implementation of the ID map as it proved to be buggy, and the code is messy. After that, I should be ready to release stuff.
Still that little sort of error check for number of provinces would be great. In fact it would be really great if it could show you in a dialog box somewhere the number of provinces that are currently drawn on the map, and the maximum number of provinces available.
G-Klav said:Ok, there goes that idea...
I guess I'll have to live with the EU2 map then...
Well you can still change the EU2 continents as long as you keep the current dimensions... but it will probably be a huge amount of work to re-do the continents by yourself...
It could be nice, though, to have Tasmania *not* be the southernmost tip of the world...
Okay, let us say I've made my own; non-earth map using photoshop; how will I put my map onto the game? Will I have to trace it or what?
It is possible to generate a list of IDs in use. It takes a while, but it's feasible.XieChengnuo said:
For the record: there's no GUI whatsoever, so you'll have to wait until somebody decides to write one before you have a dialogbox.