Map Problems

[Epistolary Richard]

but it is similar to something i saw on someone elses newly created map.

Was that spoonfrog's Sicily map? If so, I believe that got sorted out in his thread.

[Laridus Konivaich]

Hey all just a couple of quick questions. My campaign map is well under way for my mod i am creating BUT!! my coast is pointy lol. i dont have a screenie to show(i can load one up when i get home) but basically along my coast when it goes a certain way there is smooth coast then pointy bits...

Yep, all of the mods have that problem with their campaign maps, in fact, if you look closely, even the maps by CA that came in the game have this problem. They were able to reduce it to a large extent, but if you look, it is still there. I think that it is caused by high ground tile right next to sea tiles. So you can fix a lot of the points in amp_heights.tga

[knoddy]

ok forgive me for sounding ungrateful for the help but while acknowledging the error i dont think anyone pointed me in the direction of a solution.

Was that spoonfrog's Sicily map? If so, I believe that got sorted out in his thread.

yes this is the one i was thinking about but in that thread he doesnt actually say how he fixed it just that he did fix it. i believe the problem has somethig to do with map_heights.tga but im at a loss to figure out just wot the problem is.

There is an easier method to kill the senate in the very first turn.
Give the senate only a leader with the general's bodyguard and don't assign it any region. This small army will be rebel right from the beginning and you don't need any script.

thankyou for this it works perfectly exactly wot i wanted now all i need to do is figure out how to edit the death messages for certain factions. any suggestions???

[Myrddraal]

The problem with the scicily campaign map was that to make his heights tga he had enlarged the regions tga then edited it. Because the regions tga is half the size, this ended up with very jerky coastlines.

It is not the regions which determine the coast, it is the heights, and though the two should vaguely match up, it is not precise. So look at your map_heights.tga, where you see this (g = gray land pixel, b = blue sea pixel)

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Change it to:

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And your problem should be solved.