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I'll have to agree. Other mapmakers are able to find 8 distinct colours (even for the colour-impaired). Having 4 separate bonus areas with the same two colours aren't cool, even if no-one is confused by it.Unit_2 wrote:I'm sure there are other colors you can use besides yellow and green twice.
Riskismy wrote:I'll have to agree. Other mapmakers are able to find 8 distinct colours (even for the colour-impaired). Having 4 separate bonus areas with the same two colours aren't cool, even if no-one is confused by it.Unit_2 wrote:I'm sure there are other colors you can use besides yellow and green twice.

Yes, I have. But this isn't an old map, nor should anyone mimic an old one. All maps need to be original, but this one is too bland. Look at the one before the revamp, all the colors lined up great bar the gray which was a slot filler. Nevertheless, it did fit the region. This region in Canada does not fit the green, yellow, or blue climate color people associate it with. Why should it be left do dull when it can be bright and full of life? Creating this map, that was one of my goals. Attracting attention to this region, not just remaking an old map.Bruceswar wrote:Riskismy wrote:I'll have to agree. Other mapmakers are able to find 8 distinct colours (even for the colour-impaired). Having 4 separate bonus areas with the same two colours aren't cool, even if no-one is confused by it.Unit_2 wrote:I'm sure there are other colors you can use besides yellow and green twice.
Have either of you ever looked at an old map? There are generally only about 4 colors. I like how this one turned out.



I imagine you'll see that when she finishes the XML...natty_dread wrote:I'd still like to see the map images with 888:s to be sure they all fit properly.
Looks to me like they'll fit easily on the small version anyhow.Victor Sullivan wrote:I imagine you'll see that when she finishes the XML...natty_dread wrote:I'd still like to see the map images with 888:s to be sure they all fit properly.



If you do this, Tisha, be sure not to have the letter "l" close off that bridge to Montérégie.natty_dread wrote:Similarly, Montreal label could go a pixel or two down.
It was mentioned already, way back here, but it may have been overlooked, so another mention is not out of line.maximegousse wrote:Dont know if it was picked up by anyone else but the region north east of Québec is actually spelled "Charlevoix" with a R