The rest of the file is mostly just doing the correct things w/r/t province IDs, types, associated county titles, holding capacity, etc. For non-wasteland provinces, I dumped all the terrain types that 2.4.5 inferred w/ its magic algorithm in-game and used those as overrides when my algorithm was wrong. The automatic terrain classification algorithm is inferior, however (not the same logic as whatever black magic paradox uses, so it has a 3-8%ish error rate). to fill-in the requisite fields for their map. Coppenium Diesth Collection normanbleventhalmapcenter bostonpubliclibrary americana Digitizing sponsor Boston Public Library Contributor Boston Public Library Language Latin Catalogus auctorum includes 92 names. I generated that 00_province_setup.txt for SWMH with a program that reads province history, provinces.bmp, terrain.bmp, etc. Theatrum orbis terrarum by Publication date 1570 Topics Atlases, Dutch, Geography Publisher Antverpiae : Apud Aegid. SWMH's _could_ work just fine, but you use far more terrain types than SWMH, and it'd be nice to see a province actually classified and treated as 'marsh' and such things (and generally to have the terrain classifications actually match what things look like on the map), which is currently impossible with vanilla terrain color table assignments.
It summarizes the representative terrain of each province (each province has a single terrain-type, all graphics aside) as some sort of optimization so that automatic terrain type classification doesn't have to be done (slightly time-consuming algorithm).
#Theatrum orbis terrarum map mod mod#
Can also be used as a standalone mod or with any other mod that doesn't modify the map projection. in early mod- ern Europe were perhaps the increased availability of maps. Theatrum Orbis Terrarum (Add-On: Flat Map) This Add-On for Theatrum Orbis Terrarum (Carthoge Reloaded) makes the map completely flat. This mod tries to bring its look and feel to Crusader Kings II.
It doesn't overwrite the terrain.bmp texture mappings. In 1570 Ortelius published his inno- vative Theatrum orbis terrarum, the first. Theatrum Orbis Terrarum translates to 'Theatre of the World' and is considered to be the first true modern atlas.
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