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Build a mountains with Mountanizer - 11/7/2004 10:10:34 PM   
Sergio Castaldi

 

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From: Naples,Italy
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can you help me to building a map with Mountanizer, the program of SDQuickies ?

This is my problem: j have processed the map and the program has raise the entire map to level 60. Now j want to build all the 6 level of the mountains but j don't remember how j can do this. Can you help me step by step ? Yes j know j must return on the Spwaw Map Editor, but how j must to operate on the map (in the Spwaw Map Editor) to have all the 6 levels of hills ? J remember that the Mountainizer work fine with the ver 7.1.

J hope you can help me.

J wait for an your e-mail


Sergio
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RE: Build a mountains with Mountanizer - 11/7/2004 11:25:16 PM   
Orzel Bialy


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Status: offline 		Sergio,

Mountainizer is a great tool but requires a lot of advance planning.

When you start with the original map you want to make only the hill formations that will be the "peaks" or "hilltops" of your planned mountain ranges. Then you run it through the mountainizer program so that the level 30's become level 60's, etc etc. and then you can use the editor to make the "lower" levels of the mountain range.

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RE: Build a mountains with Mountanizer - 11/11/2004 12:56:20 AM   
Sergio Castaldi

 

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thank you very much for your help. Fradar has send me an e-mail where he has well explaning the procedure to build mountains with SDQuickies Mountanizer. J'm building some mountainous map. J wish that you'll test one or two scenarios j'm preparing.

Are you agree ?

Sergio

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RE: Build a mountains with Mountanizer - 11/12/2004 8:40:23 PM   
RolandRahn_MatrixForum

 

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From: Beloit, USA
Status: offline 		OK, I know it is a stupid question, but where do I find this Mountanizer?

Thanks in advance,
Roland

(Who thinks about creating a 2nd account that would only be used to ask such questions)

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RE: Build a mountains with Mountanizer - 11/13/2004 1:47:55 AM   
Sergio Castaldi

 

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Status: offline 		Roland,

Send me an e-mail. J'll send SDQuickies to you.

Bye

Sergio

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RE: Build a mountains with Mountanizer - 11/13/2004 5:45:42 AM   
Banjo

 

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From: Southwest Missouri
Status: offline 		I have recently started playing SPWAW again, after about a year or so of very infrequent play. About 2 orso years ago was dabblling with map creation, and was having some success with Freds editor for increasing map elevations, but got frustrated with the program. It was a great program but took too much time to master, and I did not have the time. So after a few years of absence from the forums, hearing about this mountainizer program has got me itching to give map making another try. So Sergio, if you would, I'd like to get a copy of this program also, and would be glad to send you an email if that would be alright. Thanks!!

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RE: Build a mountains with Mountanizer - 11/13/2004 1:20:10 PM   
Orzel Bialy


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ORIGINAL: Sergio Castaldi

Orzel,

thank you very much for your help. Fradar has send me an e-mail where he has well explaning the procedure to build mountains with SDQuickies Mountanizer. J'm building some mountainous map. J wish that you'll test one or two scenarios j'm preparing.

Are you agree ?

Sergio


Sergio,

I will be glad to assist you by testing your scenarios.

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RE: Build a mountains with Mountanizer - 11/13/2004 9:26:45 PM   
RolandRahn_MatrixForum

 

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From: Beloit, USA
Status: offline 		Hi Sergio,

thanks for your kind offer, but I already found it via a google-search.

Roland

quote:

ORIGINAL: Sergio Castaldi

Roland,

Send me an e-mail. J'll send SDQuickies to you.

Bye

Sergio

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RE: Build a mountains with Mountanizer - 11/16/2004 12:12:17 AM   
Sergio Castaldi

 

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Status: offline 		Ok Ronald,

Banjo send me a pvt message with your e-mail


Sergio

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RE: Build a mountains with Mountanizer - 11/24/2004 9:14:59 PM   
Banjo

 

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Status: offline 		Thank you for the response Sergio, but I also found the program online. I was looking for Mountainizer, not knowing it was a part of Sdquickies. One thing I have noticed while using it though, is that I found it is easier to start building my mountains with the SPWAW editor by building the highest elevations up to level 3, or lower depending on what my highest elevation will be and then raising the map and bulding the next lower elevations, if that makes sense. The thing to watch out for is that if you raise hexes one at a time it can leave slopes in flat terrain. I had no luck in raising the whole map to the max elevation then carving out the terrain. This is the program I have been waiting for!!

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RE: Build a mountains with Mountanizer - 12/17/2004 7:40:06 PM   
Danny Boy


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Status: offline 		At risk of being expelled from the forum.......

I appreciate that SPWaW is now a Windows based game, but SPWW2 has a multi level ability...can't this be implemented into SPWaW?

Cheers!

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