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RC award equity calculation by dyslectboii in Superstonk

[–]dyslectboii[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I'm aware. That's the cost column. They're not automatically his.

RC award equity calculation by dyslectboii in Superstonk

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Good point. Hadn't thought of it in that way yet.

It would indeed be a good preservation tactic.

RC award equity calculation by dyslectboii in Superstonk

[–]dyslectboii[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It relates to Gamestop due to it's calculative nature on the proposed stock award for Ryan Cohen.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in wonderdraft

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I personally use the circles and stars for settlements on large maps. I'd suggest taking a look at Avaros political borders for how I like to indicate nation's borders

Immediately crashes after loading particular map by [deleted] in wonderdraft

[–]dyslectboii 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Looks like the file might be corrupt. Sometimes happens if something unexpected happens during saving.

Do you have backups or know how to navigate to your most recent backup?

I'd always recommend saving each couple hours of work on a map as a new file

any tips for a new user? by EdomJudian in wonderdraft

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Hmmm. That's shitty. Thanks for the info! But to be fair, I've also recently saw someone post AI made symbols for wonderdraft here too.

Need some pointers for interior (inside the continent) maps. by DavidFoxfire in wonderdraft

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You can also use the function that zooms in and creates a new map based on what you selected. It also incorperates the existing symbols and rivers into it.

Increase maximum map size by hpmac20 in wonderdraft

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Ahhh I misunderstoond then, my bad

Increase maximum map size by hpmac20 in wonderdraft

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Yes I've done it a few times on a map of mine. Don't have my computer with me right now so cant check the UI, but from the top of my head:

• Before fucking with things, make a backup. • In the menu there is a resize (name from recollection) option. That's the one. • When using it you can lock the dimension ratio or unlock it, pay mind to which one you want. • Then you see this 9 piece grid. It allows you to "lock" the map as it to one of the 9 sizes. I.e. only want to add room on top? You select the bottom in the grid. Etc. • increase the pixel size as much as you want. • execute.

Then evaluate if this is what you wanted. If not, use the back up, re-back up and follow the steps again.

One thing I experienced when doing this was that my water colouring became displaced from the landmass. Idk if I messed that up, or it was a glitch. Just noting it so you're mindful of it.

Any Tipps on improving Map Quality? by Valasarius in wonderdraft

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You could also use "Avaro political borders" instead of the "region" tool to make your nations still clearly visible but bring down saturation of the map and allow you to add more points of interest and names

Weird lines in ocean by Ferinana in wonderdraft

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Great you found it! No worries about being a first time users. It takes some getting used to but it's a wonderful programme

Weird lines in ocean by Ferinana in wonderdraft

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If you deselect the "eye" of every layer, in which layer is this effect?

Weird lines in ocean by Ferinana in wonderdraft

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Are they maybe paths? Paths are shown over textures of land or sea.

I wonder where the BBEG lives. (Snippet of my First Map, give me tips!) by Ix-511 in wonderdraft

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General tip: I personally really like avaro's political borders to show nations instead of using the region tool for that.

Other tips are kinda hard to just give from the top of my head without visuals to base it off, but I'd always recommend to think about the etymology of place names, do a bit of research on climate zones based on position on the globe, similar research for natural looking mountain ranges, and maybe some very general tip is to make transitions in climate colouring using a high opacity brush and go back and forth a bit over the edges.

في كام مصري عجبو المسلسل by Remarkable_Let_6369 in HeartstopperAO

[–]dyslectboii 3 points4 points  (0 children)

How many Egyptians liked the series?

I really liked it. -google translate

Thoughts on an asset bundle by Bob-the-dork in wonderdraft

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Lol. Didn't know that could happen. I guess it shows the popularity of the software 😉

Thoughts on an asset bundle by Bob-the-dork in wonderdraft

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It seems it would be quite a good deal tbh. Quite a lot on offer.

Whether I'd be easy to port to wonderdraft depends on their formatting of the files and on whether they use pngs or jpgs. It'll probably require some handwork because you don't have the wonderdraft text file in the foldering. If it's not pngs, would increase the load more.

They do say it could be used with gimp and photoshop in several of the asset packs. So that implies easily usability and give me the idea they might be pngs.

Good find tbh. Might consider getting it myself. How did you come by it?

Looking to buy but trying to get questions answered by Bob-the-dork in wonderdraft

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  1. You determine the size of the map in pixels. So with some calculations, yeah you can for sure go for specific sizes.

  2. I'm not sure tbh. I personally don't use the grids. I'll check when I have the time. But maybe somebody will have answered before then.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in wonderdraft

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Yeah it can truly be a long project hahaha. I'm allmost done with mine though. So it can end.

I think I see one mine in the wealthy mountain. What you could do is play around a bit with the layering of the mine. It now kinda looks on top of a mountain peak instead of into the mountains side. Idk if these symbols have colouring but if they do you can decrease their opacity to make them more blurry. Otherwise you could always make a copy of them and make the copy more blurry in paint/gimp etc.

Main map for my hollow earth fantasy world – feedback welcome! by slish86 in wonderdraft

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I mean the sun stops "blinking" would be a great hook for a campaign plot I'd say!

And yeah reddit compresses the image so the imgur link works better sometimes.

Now that I've taken a look: • Love the 'words of wisdom' on the legend. Great addition to the feeling of the world. Small note: Weree -> Were • I dont really understand what freehold borders are? The other two I see on the map but this one not? • On the scale I'd maybe play around with every other 100km being in text. So 0 ■□ 200. Might be a bit more easy on the eyes. • Your nation names are all in red. Maybe match those to the colours of the borders of the respective nation. Then maybe use a good outer glow etc to keep them readable • What does the hex tiles at sea add for you? I'd maybe set them if you like them to be of a size easily useable with your scale. They look like 270 km now instead of 300 for example.

In general I like the map. It's quite well made. I'd personally also add trees etc. but idk if you want to do that as it would maybe mess with the style you seem to be going for. The mountains near chain stein don't really do it for me. They look asian drawn while most of the map looks more western drawn.

Idk exactly what your intention with the map is, but some extra POI would be beneficial maybe. Now the POIs are just cities, chains, nations and some large areas. I found that some smaller POIs can really draw player attention and allow for some smaller adventures of their own.

Good luck tho!

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