new map generator

[DrPraetorious]

Oh, I get it. That sets the water level! Okay, that'll work fine.

I think I found a bug in one of the maps it generated (attached). Provinces 10 and 11 appear to have their terrain assignments reversed. There are a few other terrain reversals.

If I had to guess, I think that the script is numbering provinces wrong whe the center (white) pixels have the same y-coordinate. That's just a guess though.

Thanks for the awesome tool!

[paradoxharbinger]

that may be. i will check it out.

btw, can you post the debug for this map? i'd be interested to see ho long it took to generate it

[DrPraetorious]

Oh, sorry, I overwrote it already.

This one is about the same size - took 1 minute and 14 seconds, it says. Gah, that's just for the last part.

Total time is about 15 minutes, counting all the steps.

[paradoxharbinger]

well i took a look at the one you posted, the centers are very close to having the same y coordinate, but they differ by 1. they may have had the same y-coord before the province centers were adjusted, but i cant tell without the debug, so if you see it again, make sure you save it.

speaking of which, first priority is making debug as verbose as i can to address any issues anyone finds

[DrPraetorious]

Yeah, okay, take a look at this map - 99 and 100 (I believe) have their province stats reversed.

100 definitely shouldn't be a forest, and 99 should be, in any case. Actually, it looks a lot of the provinces in the 99+ range have their terrain assignments scrambled.

[paradoxharbinger]

yeah that whole area of the map is a mess, i think it may have to do with the provinces getting renumbered. if it's what i think it is, its a fairly easy fix.

[Manuk]

Sorry Paradox, couldn't get the scripts right.

tried this:
wraparound: xy;
dimension: 2000,2000;
pcount: 175 25;

to get less water than default(too much water provinces)
and got that image(see attach)