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Re: [CW] Map Explanation and building procedure...
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Date: 
Wed, 26 Jan 2000 20:54:39 GMT
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> The pictures in my browser (Netscape 4.6) overlap the text.  I can see some
> text to the right of the picture but the rest is overlapped.  This is not a
> problem with Internet Explorer however.  You might want to test the pages with
> Netscape as well.  My experiance is that if you get something to work with
> Netscape it will work with IE but not necessaraly the other way around.


I fixed it - I'm not sure what it was but it's taken care of now.  I use
Netscape and test it sometimes on my roommate's IE.

> Also what are the possiblilities for using different colors or shapes for
> different Kingdoms/Cities so that they can be differentiated quickly by their
> dots.

Great idea!  I have 50 colors and don't expect to run out anytime soon;)  But I
guess when we introduce the Legocean that can have pirate ships (but no
firearms, eh?) more people will want to join.

> Wow! I got the first location.  That is kind of cool.  I like the setup a lot
> although I see the potential for it filling up rather quickly.  I guess we can
> cross that bridge when we come to it but I wouldn't be supprised if we need
> more maps in a relatively short period of time.

I will make the maps as necessary.  Some major areas that I have in mind in
priority are:

1)  Oriental Land - you would have to cross the Legocean to get there
2)  Legocean - with small islands here and there
.. and for later ..
3)  Desert and wasteland
4)  Tropical climates ...

-- pn



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(...) Pawel, One minor formating nitpick. On this page: (URL) pictures in my browser (Netscape 4.6) overlap the text. I can see some text to the right of the picture but the rest is overlapped. This is not a problem with Internet Explorer however. (...) (27 years ago, 26-Jan-00, to lugnet.castle)

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