The font changes for the map makers names between the small and large maps. Also, I think you could move the names up slightly in the large map, there is no need for the "p" in your name to touch the bottom of the map.
Yes, thanks Andy, some few details and it will be it.
The Neon Peon wrote:The font changes for the map makers names between the small and large maps. Also, I think you could move the names up slightly in the large map, there is no need for the "p" in your name to touch the bottom of the map.
I was obliged to change because of the size, I'll check again but if it's not legible it will stay. I will move it up, thanks for thinking about such tiny insignificant details as the authors names...
De gueules à la tour d'argent ouverte, crénelée de trois pièces, sommée d'un donjon ajouré, crénelé de deux pièces Gules an open tower silver, crenellated three parts, topped by a apertured turret, crenellated two parts
I send a pm to every single contributor to this map making process, as no one has something else to say I think we will be ready for quenching when I made those signature changes...
De gueules à la tour d'argent ouverte, crénelée de trois pièces, sommée d'un donjon ajouré, crénelé de deux pièces Gules an open tower silver, crenellated three parts, topped by a apertured turret, crenellated two parts
pamoa wrote:I send a pm to every single contributor to this map making process, as no one has something else to say I think we will be ready for quenching when I made those signature changes...
v37 large map new features: signatures [bigimg]http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/mm126/pamoa_ch/HRE1648v37.png[/bigimg] v37 small map new features: signatures
De gueules à la tour d'argent ouverte, crénelée de trois pièces, sommée d'un donjon ajouré, crénelé de deux pièces Gules an open tower silver, crenellated three parts, topped by a apertured turret, crenellated two parts
De gueules à la tour d'argent ouverte, crénelée de trois pièces, sommée d'un donjon ajouré, crénelé de deux pièces Gules an open tower silver, crenellated three parts, topped by a apertured turret, crenellated two parts
I think the above comment about the Spanische Nied coordinates are is very astute - the small map location is good,but the large map location looks like a mistake. It is closer to the territory title than any other count on the board, and there is plenty of room to drop it and center it under the territory title.
Oups it was just an old image. The XML was right, I just updated the image now!
De gueules à la tour d'argent ouverte, crénelée de trois pièces, sommée d'un donjon ajouré, crénelé de deux pièces Gules an open tower silver, crenellated three parts, topped by a apertured turret, crenellated two parts
This is being kind of picky... but I think that the "for victory" and the "hold all guns" should be moved closer together. You can still read it now, but just in case you've got nothing else to do.
The Neon Peon wrote:This is being kind of picky... but I think that the "for victory" and the "hold all guns" should be moved closer together. You can still read it now, but just in case you've got nothing else to do.
The Neon Peon wrote:This is being kind of picky... but I think that the "for victory" and the "hold all guns" should be moved closer together. You can still read it now, but just in case you've got nothing else to do.
agree
An easy change that would indeed look better. Other than that I guess it's time to get this map a playin!
v37 large map new features: river contour, terrain legend position, armies and text position, signatures, influence legend spacing [bigimg]http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/mm126/pamoa_ch/HRE1648v37.png[/bigimg] v37 small map new features: river contour, terrain legend position, armies and text position, signatures, influence legend spacing
De gueules à la tour d'argent ouverte, crénelée de trois pièces, sommée d'un donjon ajouré, crénelé de deux pièces Gules an open tower silver, crenellated three parts, topped by a apertured turret, crenellated two parts
De gueules à la tour d'argent ouverte, crénelée de trois pièces, sommée d'un donjon ajouré, crénelé de deux pièces Gules an open tower silver, crenellated three parts, topped by a apertured turret, crenellated two parts
Sorry for my absence. Before I get Quenching, who were the two primary developers that will be receiving a map medal for this production? Post here, or PM me. Thanks,
AndyDufresne wrote:Sorry for my absence. Before I get Quenching, who were the two primary developers that will be receiving a map medal for this production? Post here, or PM me. Thanks,
---The Final Forge period has concluded for the Holy Roman Empire 1648 Map. All objections have had their time. The Foundry and I hereby brand this map with the Foundry Brand. Let it be known that this map is now ready for live play (barring any Lack vetoes).
pamoa wrote:This map was created by grayhawke in January 2008. Unit_2 joined the conception team in April. I joined in may and take over the thread in august.
Sorry to stir things up, but why did Unit 2 get a medal instead of grayhawke? It sounds like grayhawke did all the preliminary work and pamoa finished it up. Unit2 only provided two updates to the map, grayhawke had 12. (if you include updates 3-10 that aren't listed in the first post, grayhawke has had a total of 20 updates. The most out of the three of them.)
grayhawke wrote:
AndyDufresne wrote:Sorry for my absence. Before I get Quenching, who were the two primary developers that will be receiving a map medal for this production? Post here, or PM me. Thanks,
--Andy
That would be pamoa and unit_2
That doesn't make much sense. greyhawke, didn't you do a lot of work on the map? how is unit_2 a primary developer instead of you?
I agree with wca. You were the vision for the map to start with, and though you dropped off development in favor of first Unit_2 and then pamoa, they were still working with YOUR gameplay. I want to congratulate all three of you for a map well-done, but I firmly believe grayhawke deserves the second medal. Unit_2 will have one from Golfe du Saint Laurent soon enough, credit where credit is due.