Campaign Cartographer 3

[druez]

Can you make maps in that program that can be used in here? Rather new to the idea of trying to mod CK3, but I'm a long term Dungeon Master and this version of CK, really inspired me to try and put my world into this game and try and simulate my campaign in it.

I think with the new knights system in place, it would be possible to create (quests, missions etc...) and send your party off to find relics, treasure etc...

So anyway CC3 maps, I think are just 2d drawings. Is there a way to convert them into a map CK3? Or would it be better to use a different map building program.

 

[OwIcohoIic]

Can you make maps in that program that can be used in here? Rather new to the idea of trying to mod CK3, but I'm a long term Dungeon Master and this version of CK, really inspired me to try and put my world into this game and try and simulate my campaign in it.

I think with the new knights system in place, it would be possible to create (quests, missions etc...) and send your party off to find relics, treasure etc...

So anyway CC3 maps, I think are just 2d drawings. Is there a way to convert them into a map CK3? Or would it be better to use a different map building program.

I haven't used CC for a long time, does it export heightmaps at all? You could use it for a nice flatmap (the map that appears when you zoom way out) but you'll need a heightmap too which is a black and white image, black means low terrain, white means high, like this:

You can also load up the map editor and do it by hand but doing it all that way is likely to be much more time consuming as the maps are so large. I have a resource on these forums for total conversions that has a near-blank map which can be nice as a starting point perhaps

 

[druez]

I haven't used CC for a long time, does it export heightmaps at all? You could use it for a nice flatmap (the map that appears when you zoom way out) but you'll need a heightmap too which is a black and white image, black means low terrain, white means high, like this:
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You can also load up the map editor and do it by hand but doing it all that way is likely to be much more time consuming as the maps are so large. I have a resource on these forums for total conversions that has a near-blank map which can be nice as a starting point perhaps

Wow that looks so cool. Thanks for the answer.