Thanks! I used QGIS (a free, open source, geographic information system) to make & render these files. All except the .qmd file could also be opened in ArcGIS or or another GIS package. And the .csv file can also be opened and edited in Excel or Google Sheets, as it's just a data table.
This is super cool, need to find more stuff like this to help with making worlds. One of my (many) biggest hangups is getting the world all made up, and this map helps take that away. Cool stuff!
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So... game jam to fill Antarctica with adventures?
I've never run a game jam before but I'm open to it if there's interest!
Looks great!.
What programs are .tif, .gpkg .csv and .qmd for? Don't recognize these
Thanks! I used QGIS (a free, open source, geographic information system) to make & render these files. All except the .qmd file could also be opened in ArcGIS or or another GIS package. And the .csv file can also be opened and edited in Excel or Google Sheets, as it's just a data table.
There's an old-ish tutorial for using QGIS for RPGs on my blog.
Brilliant work, thank you for sharing this.
Many thanks!
This is super cool, need to find more stuff like this to help with making worlds. One of my (many) biggest hangups is getting the world all made up, and this map helps take that away. Cool stuff!
Thank you! Yeah nothing like a few soft constraints to get past creative hangups.