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- fisherman5
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so far this is what i've got any suggestions to improve it would be great i am aware that some of the countries have less or more borders/territories then listed but it is generally pretty close


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Its a bit complicated for textures. This is how i do it:fisherman5 wrote:wisse i haven't quite figured textures out yet on inkscape but i am thinking about how to improve the bridges currently
First find a sort of tiling texture, GRsiteshas good ones. Then import it into inkscape. I turn it into a pattern (Alt + I). I then copy the continent i want to apply the texture to and fill that continent with a texture. Then, i put a partially transparent coloured continent over the texture and voila. Thats how i do it. There might be a simpler way, but I havent found it.
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