If the map is good enough, it'll be accepted for sure! But I'm not planning on adding the Italian Army, if that's your idea (I'm not familiar with what happened in that area in WW2).DepressedHippy wrote:I'm trying to make a map based on the 82nd Airborne's campaign in Italy (if this will be automatically rejected as not in Normandy please tell me now...).
[Help!] Google Earth/MICRODEM inaccurate
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AfterDune
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And I don't I'm pretty sure there arent practically any statics you can use for buildings.. etc
although that area doesnt look very populated , can be interesting
but what is your problem again why do you want to match the 2 images?
are you usig that small red square as your heightmap? is it 4km?
although that area doesnt look very populated , can be interesting
but what is your problem again why do you want to match the 2 images?
are you usig that small red square as your heightmap? is it 4km?
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Re: [Help!] Google Earth/MICRODEM inaccurate
Germans fought there, it's good enough. 
EDIT: I don't get your question either. If you can identify the location in MicroDem then that's the only thing you need.
EDIT: I don't get your question either. If you can identify the location in MicroDem then that's the only thing you need.
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AfterDune
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Re: [Help!] Google Earth/MICRODEM inaccurate
Ah, Germans, good, alrighty then
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(guess we'll be needing a bit of desert-ish camo?)
If you can't find the exact location, perhaps you could use the DEM stuff of the area you posted? Even if it's from the Grand Canyon. If the shape of the terrain is similar......?
(guess we'll be needing a bit of desert-ish camo?)
If you can't find the exact location, perhaps you could use the DEM stuff of the area you posted? Even if it's from the Grand Canyon. If the shape of the terrain is similar......?

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Re: [Help!] Google Earth/MICRODEM inaccurate
I think this is what AD is talking about.


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Re: [Help!] Google Earth/MICRODEM inaccurate
Are you sure you cant work around it? like re-align it in Ps afterwards?
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Arc_Shielder
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Re: [Help!] Google Earth/MICRODEM inaccurate
That doesn't surprise me one bit. The more I read about WWII, the more I realize that Axis forces were quite random with their camos.
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rodrigoma
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Re: [Help!] Google Earth/MICRODEM inaccurate
The terrain unfortunately gets always bumpy because of the resizing in PS, just smooth it out in PS or in the editor
remember I think we practically have only one house static that might be able to be used in a italian town so take that in consideration.
can you post the area you are thinking of?
remember I think we practically have only one house static that might be able to be used in a italian town so take that in consideration.
can you post the area you are thinking of?
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I don't see why you want to make an italian map when we don't even have italian statics. We could really use more maps set in Normandy, we don't have one with planes yet 

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Re: [Help!] Google Earth/MICRODEM inaccurate
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