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Mountain Valley  1.0.0

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Here is a map based on a DEM of north-central Wyoming, including the Cody area. Some river (hand-drawn, loosely based on reality), some mountains and a ridge dividing the region. Happy Simming, I hope you enjoy! Included are a config file, 3x4 large tiles and a greyscale image for the terrain.

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nightbird615

   1 of 1 member found this review helpful 1 / 1 member

Appreciate the 12 large maps vs. smaller and then larger ones which makes it easy to build a city and connect them.

I'm just curious, have you been able to create a map with just 6 large squares vs. 12?    

Lastly, how does one use your map?  Do you drop it in the plugins folder?  Elsewhere?

Thanks!

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