Still some site sprawl (IfIUnderstandItCorrectly),
had one dwarf sprawl (d.grey), while other dwarf sites remained singular.
Must have been a singularly interesting mountain.
[edit: located world, was small:666. Include image]
Also with regards to mapgen, (I'm a bit of a fetishist in this regard)
I tried to generate a map of twice the standard size [513:513] by editing the file in which these settings reside. The menu reduced this to [256:256], but I decided to test it anyway. Studying the map (p-output), I notice the world is seperated into several vertical strips, cutting off rivers and other features.
I can only assume the reducement has been accieved by removing half of the area betweeen these strips, but the mapgen used the coordinates provided by the input variables, causing the strips.
The standard world is huge enough as it is, I just wondered if the generator would jam even more detail into a bigger world.
More critically, the east-west edges of the map do not match, thus excluding a spherical world.
Not a problem if you considder the map only a region of a world, but climatic regions are defined by the north and south poles, suggesting a spherical world.
...in a more wide than high map in any case.
requests for mapgen:
+ left-right border overlap/match.
+ history with location indicators of sites
(ie 513-Underhill founded at [125:98] a haunted mountainregion next to the Kunrirul brook.)
+ more variability of ocean-domination v mountainrange-dominance.
+ goblin civs with goblin rulers in stead of all Demonic.
http://www.box.net/shared/e0hj0qlcg4
...I just notice the 38b version number, was this not updated in the 38c download?
[ March 20, 2008: Message edited by: Areyar ]
The 'strips' issue is a map-export thing, on less than square maps, 6 characters are lost by the overlappping 'strips', in embark-screen the area is continuous.
[ March 20, 2008: Message edited by: Areyar ]