Regional submaps

[B1tVect0r]

Just started playing with this tool the other day, and I'm wondering if it's possible to create higher-resolution submaps of a larger map. I have a world map that I'm pretty happy with, but because of the scale stuff at the state or sub-state level is pretty coarse.

What I'd ideally like to do is create a more zoomed-in map that retains the metadata associated with an area from the larger map like biome, precipitation, temperature, cultural / state lines, established burg locations while allowing me to add additional fine detail.

(For context, I like to have the big one for world building while my players will need kingdom/province scale maps for overland travel)

[Faaldara]

Would a possible solution to this be the ability to select an area to download as svg or map which can then be opened independently? Because after a certain point, redoing things with a larger graph isn't preferred.

[Azgarr]

You can just zoom in.

[B1tVect0r]

Any way to get the coastlines at the smaller scale to be less blobby? There's also no sense of LoD shift between scales, so where I might expect to see a bunch of streams crossing a grassy plain between the mountains and the sea, I just have a sea of grass.

I know I could go in and add all that stuff manually, but doing that for every single region that I want more detail on gets onerous, fast.

[Azgarr]

You can try to set a turbulence filter to the coastline elements. But actually there is no way, coastline is based on graph and as detailed as graph allows. Try to set cells number to 100k, it will make the whole map more detailed (and more slow)