Other World Mapper Forum

We can definitely add the center line texture! I'll add it to our list for 1.0.6. For sidewalks, I think that could be done with a smaller 'road' (with different properties) following next to your actual road. The time consuming part would be placing it next to the main road so it's lined up. We co...

This may be already doable (I'm finding more and more things that I thought wasn't possible already is) but if not- a variant of the road that is cracked and broken.. not quite the patterned version but more of a solid, blocky one that has breaks and cracks in it along the way.

Don't know if this is the same issue but I'm having grid shifting issues as well.

Added some vehicles, trash/old boxes, and dumpsters

Top down of a cyberpunk city I plan to stat out (system generic info) and sell as a supplement. Created the buildings myself (mostly designed in two versions of Windows Paint- yes, I'm not kidding- Paint. sigh.) I may eventually redo the buildings and give them a bit more glow in areas and diversity...

I was testing out some custom feature images last night for a shady sci-fi space port colony and was envisioning what "roads" looked like. I had a vision of bright colored/glowing edge markers which I achieved by making the center line option of roads the main physical part of the road. The green st...

Prior to this I mainly used sets of self made icons and two screens of older Paint (yes, Paint... Microsoft Paint- as in XP era Paint at that). The results weren't terrible but not really what I wanted. Very blocky and too uniform for villages (providing an example). Plus my older homemade graphics ...

To better clarify, I'm doing village maps that are roughly 7.25 inches by 8 inches.. or rather 2,175 x 2,400 pixels. I think I've figured it out... I likely want to make a base building image around 150 x 150 pixels (some buildings will be more detailed, etc.). I've been playing some more since my i...

As instructed I'm adding the idea of offering a colored in "bubble", circle, etc. that can be an option (vs the Stroke feature) around the text. This was initially brought up in the major update thread. Brief example provided below...

Will do!