-=- Tanarri -=- wrote:I'm just looking over the small map version with 888s, a number of thoughts on the positioning:
- NH4 and E6 both have their numbers being printed off the edge.
- EA2, EA3, EA4, MD4, WC2, SG2, and SG6 may be able to use being bumped down a pixel
- ND3 could use being a few pixels over to the left and possibly up one or two so that it doesn't interfere with the label.
- ME3 could use some work... I don't know if maybe TaCktiX could move the label to the top of the region and the number could be moved more to the center bottom?
- SB5, SC1, and, WB2, SEC might be able to use being a pixel or two over to the left so that 888's fit within boundries.
- SWC has its 888 running over the boundry. I think the capitals are one of the few spots we can expect to have anything over 99 on at any given points during the game. I wonder if the start could be moved to the top right corner of the region and then the army count could be moved down to the bottom center?
That's all I can catch for the time being. I really don't know that any of these NEED to be addressed, it's really likely to be me just being overly obsessive about things being centred or in borders, especially considering most of these are only an issue on the 888 which I don't know how much we'll even see about 99 on any given spot, save for the capitals and Doomsday.
Thanks for taking the time to look about it. One thing that I saw yesterday is that we have to pay attention both to the 888 and 88 versions. Some territories look well with 88 but don't look well with 888. If we can make bouth versions looks well, that's good. But if not, we'll have to give precedence to the 88 one (except for Doomsday Device).
As you say, capitals should also receive special attention because it's probable that a lot of armies will be stacked there.
I'll look at your comments (I mean, the ones that could be fixed with the <position> tag) and post what I see here.
One last thing: This weekend I am visitng parents and family so no R&C I am afraid
But I'll come back at full speed on Monday.