Still working on it, but suffice to say it's causing no end of rage and aneurysms. Ability to do it isn't the problem, trust me.
Many thanks to ~
Captain-Nintendork's
[link] consolidation of the dimensions of Hyrule, Termina, Labrynna and Holodrum. (This works because in chat we roll with them being neighboring countries to allow larger adventures and ranges of characters. Yes, WE KNOW IT'S NOT CANON, so please don't start.)
And many more thanks to ~
StarRaven for making her
[link] map brushes available.
That's... Hyrule the planet... not the country... =w=;;
But. Y'knew there was a "but" coming, didn't you?
The labeling sort of gets lost, where it's over other features like forests. And I would expect to see major habitations labeled, especially Clock Town and Hyrule Castle.
And, gotta ask...were you using the Gamecube or Wii version of the TP map? Because the Wii version flipped the map along with the rest of the game (that whole crap about right-handed people not being able to absorb playing a left-handed character). The original GC version has the Gerudo Desert on the left/west, the way it is in OoT, IIRC.
The Great Bay also doesn't seem very Bay-like -- but like the rivers, that's Nintendo's fault, not yours.
Like the font; it recalls the TP writing, and fits the feel of the map, but is very readable.
And I need to download those brushes, they look awesome.
I have no idea
Yeah. I may jut Woodfall out a bit more yet to get that bay look going. *shakes fist at Nintendo* You fail at rivers!!!!
You should, go give ~StarRaven love.
In fact, I didn't even see Labrynna down there. This has been one of those "not worth chewing through the leather straps" days.
In that light, then, I'd say Termina and Labrynna look a little small, in relation to big ol' Hyrule. Unless that's Holodrum, down there southeast of Faron/Eldin, and I'm just blind. Totally possible, today. >_<
I'll shut up now and let you get back to cartographin'.
Yeah, once I finish, it should help.
It is Holodrum down in the se, and I do think they look a little small, but *shrug*.