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7. How do I even... 7.1. ...plot a river's general course? This guide below shows how to plot the natural, undisturbed course of a river. Bear in mind that in the vicinity of settlements or in areas of heavy human use a river's course is changed drastically. Refer to Section 6 for that...

6. Human Interference and Management 6.1. Canalization/ Channelization Canalization modifies the stream to carry traffic more safely by controlling the flow of the stream by dredging, damming and modifying its path. (https://www.waldwissen.net/technik/land_raum/wsl_flusskorridore/index_DE)...

5. Flooding Flooding is a natural part of a river's cycle. The majority of the erosion of river channels and the erosion and deposition on the associated floodplains occur during the flood stage. In many developed areas, human activity has changed the form of river channels, altering magnitudes...

4. Erosion and Deposition 4.1. Fluvial Processes (http://www.jcwise.hk/gis/erosion_direction.php) 4.2. Fluvial Landforms (specifically with respect to rivers) 4.2.1. Cut Bank The outside bank of a water channel (stream), which is continually undergoing erosion. Typically, cut banks are...

3. The Two Principal Types of Rivers Rivers can generally be classified as either alluvial, bedrock, or some mix of the two. Alluvial rivers have channels and floodplains that are self-formed in unconsolidated or weakly consolidated sediments. They erode their banks and deposit material on bars...

Enah and you? Or Iwan and You? Or Enah and Iwan?

Bumping this for the @geeberry

These blocks have to work in the context of our collection of blocks. What I'm saying is that by artificially changing the context in your illustration you have created an effect that is unattainable and thus misleading. A much more valuable feedback would be to vary the textures within the...

You were not very careful with your comparison as it seems you have also bleached blocks that are not part of the dedicated OT palette. Such a change will be quite impossible without affecting already completed builds.

2. A Typical Profile The long profile of a river illustrates the changes in altitude of the course of the river from its source to the river mouth. In general, the long profile is smoothly concave, with the gradient being steeper in the upper course and becoming progressively gentler towards the...

Geomorphology 101 1. Fluvial Processes - A story of friendship between flowing water and sediment- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ DISCLAIMER: I'm going to copy/paste this together from various sources, primarily wikipedia. Sources will...

Pizza-approvals are still a thing right? @geeberry hear my prayer!

Yeah at the top right? I was thinking that too. But I was also considering to use some white harbour blocks to really get a pristine white shine on the plaster. All the other ~700+ blocks we have are inadequate to express my creative freedom.

Awww yiss! In yo face, waz!!

Bump! kidding :D :D :D

Now that I am a builder, I can act as a builder! :p

Sooo that's two approvals then? If so, @Kulmen could you get in touch with me about that Mander magic you did a bit unstream? Did you use a script? And what trees did you use? @Howy do you mind if I nix the forest in its entirety? I'm thinking of adding a dense, human-cultured one with tracks...

I honestly haven't done this in a loooong time. Lets see if I can still cobble an app together: House Rousemont upon Mander an unsolicited application by Thamus_Knoward Introduction: I would like to introduce you to House Rousemont, a non-canon vassal to house Caswell of Bitterbridge. The...

Quick one before you get started! Andy's rivermap was great but some of the rivers didn't run at the lowest points of the terrain/valley, and I think they could meander a lot more! Take a look at the Amazon or Nile and otherwise at the rivers I suggested ages ago on another Stormlands project...

@Emotione11 Hey man, Howy and I were inspecting the new plaster blocks and realized why it felt out of place to us. Compared to all the other plasters they are the smoothest blocks we have in our entire palette. I like the cuts and irregularities you've added, but if its OK with you I'l like to...