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You could try making a MapBox account, as a last resort. OB

It is in a google link on Paradox Mods. OB

@@oldbore the street map link is dead

You have to change them by the HotKey rotating the image.

I mean downloading the map :)

Are you talking about CS1?

It requires a gradiant level, in other words one end is higher than the other. In the water tab on the heightmap website there are some things you can configure. But I haven't used them.

Make sure you have CS1 selected if for CS1

No problem, glad you got something out of the video!

have the same problem since today's morning, previously worked perfectly fine. Probably the website issue, but who knows

@@kywelfr same, guess its a site issue.

You could try making a MapBox account, as a last resort. OB

Thanks and happy new year to you! OB

And a Happy New to you!

Be sure to select CS1 in the config settings on the terraining website

Try an incognito or different browser. OB

You have to completely restart your steam and game. Exit to desktop. OB

@@oldbore hey thanks for replying, I have restarted both and also my PC still not appearing!

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mods.paradoxplaza.com/mods/75613/Windows Called Water Features

Because I have GIMP installed on my computer, it is just a regular .png file eventhough it says GIMP. Change PNG to lowercase, see if that works.

In your map editor for CS2, change 4096 to something higher or just add river border or constant level sources. Merry Christmas! OB

Glad it helped. Merry Christmas! OB

Awesome, so glad it was helpful!

Super appreciate the comment! OB

I don't know why it shouldn't, if you can run CS2 it should.

get the target height from your lowest water point, in this case it was the lake. or make a deep part in it with shift terrain tool.

Make the directories yourself. The mod Image Overlay may not make it for you. OB

Try changing the resolution from 4096 to higher

satellite-geneva.png drive.google.com/file/d/13n90cjZCQX9jBb4NrmuFAsVSHGuIMAM3/view?usp=sharing streets-geneva.png drive.google.com/file/d/19o-Ks5BtXCEt7Np5VzI4o_2lgKG3jXgO/view?usp=sharing

You can make your own, it takes time and they will load into memory.

Well you have a lot of videos to watch. Thanks!

Superappreciate it!

Glad it helps, are you going to make a map?

You will have to play around with the configuration in the water button on the settings. You can set the level there. OB

Did you get an API key from MapTiler?

@@oldbore I have the same problem, and I did get the api

You can try raising your map to 4096 to higher in the editor. OB

@@oldbore That only makes each hill steeper unfortunately

I have another video on cleaning up rivers coming out today! OB

If you use a MAC it will be differente.

@@oldbore the appdata folder is hidden, try turning on hidden folders

Your location may be flat, or you might have changed a configuration, make sure you have CS2 for your type.

@@oldbore its pretty hilly and i made sure its on cs2 to so it must be something i missed

@4skin-nq4gd same issue

I have a video for CS1, it will show you. OB

ua-cam.com/video/tp6c7kxMaC8/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared

Us a different browser or incognito browser i guess. OB

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In your map editor change the 4096 to a higher number maybe 6000. That will raise the level of your terrain. OB

@@oldbore I did. It's at 9000, and the mountains look great, but the river is STILL super low. I got my height from ur last tutorial on terraining, instead of saying the minimum height is 9000 or smth, when I get the level terrain tool, it says the minimum height is 0, and it won't go below that.

@Ziiav747 Yo no way! I'm doing Vancouver right now hahah, anyway just waned to say im having odd stuff too, like random holes and such. Did you click the box for " use mapbox for heightmap source " ? I followed another vid that walked me through that process with Mapbox, you have to link a card but its a free service, i guess this was what we used to have to do . I have the Token so ill be trying that optional part.

@@villianvonbadguy I used the terraining yea

@Ziiav747 all ive been able to work out is that since we are unique and were at sea level , thats what were going to get for columbia river is sea level for the depth from the terrain sites. no matter what settings i change its doesnt change that fact, so all ive done is just some huge sea water sources for the columbia, and just let it be that.

I realiesed my hightmap is only the green area while the world map is all the tiles but when i use the hightmap in cs2 its over all tyles not only the center ones

mb i always klicked load hightmap and never load worldmap thx for tut realy great tut

See my second video on adding water sources. ua-cam.com/video/SERbkOKPqVk/v-deo.html

You cant or shouldnt build or modify the worldmap. Set river depth in water button

Water button on the terraining website

Hey, I just put up video #02 adding water sources, ua-cam.com/video/SERbkOKPqVk/v-deo.html

I think you can change the deepness of the rivers and lakes in the terraining.ateliernonta.com/ website. Go to the water button under the left menu!

Change River Depth maybe

Set water levels on the water button on terraining website.

Thanks I appreciate the help

I have two more videos coming out soon.

You dont need Mapbox now.

Never heard this are they PNG's?

@@oldbore i got it to work after a game restart! thank you so much for everything man!!

Yes I use a theme called Volchoria Revisited

apparently it doesn't work on google chrome. For me it worked using microsoft edge

@@feurzersame here, edge only works for some reason

API key acquired and inserted, check. MS Edge, check. Still can’t download PNG file… Not sure you guys are getting it to work. Edit: It worked after pressing “reset” in the settings of the terraining site

Be sure to let the icon spin, if your internet connection is low that could be a problem. Also try not changing any settings except the MapTiler API Key, you need that

​@feurzer was the opposite for me, worked on chrome but not edge

Glad to help! OB

Hahaha 😆

I think people complained

That is a good question, mappers understand this but you can try out stuff like river depth.