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I'm just wondering if anyone know of a good site or simply a way to create topography as it is seen in-game. I've tried a heap of different ways, mainly turning a map into gray-scale, but it doesn't seem to fit. Any ideas?
 
Turning a map into grayscale might work IF:
1 You resize it so that it has the correct resolution
2 You paint all water in the correct red color (255, 0, 0)
3 You ensure that every land pixel in province.bmp corresponds to a grayscale pixel in the topology map AND that every water pixel in province.bmp corresponds to a red pixel in topology.bmp.

Also remember that the brighter the dot the higher the elevation. Pure black is actually below the waterline.