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Added labelled maps with topography for main map #19
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@theFisher86 I really appreciate the effort, but as you've said yourself the best approach is a layer or overlay that can be toggled. You may want to upload your annotated relief map to the Subnautica Wiki, as it looks pretty good and I'm sure someone will love it! |
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In response to Issue #7 I took the topographical data that @hhrhhr provided, overlayed it onto the biome color maps and also added some labels to help with Issue #11 . Not sure if you'll wanna merge this into the main fork but I figured I'd provide it. Ultimately the right way to do this would be to add my changes as optional layers that can be toggled on and off but I just wanted to create something quickly. I can provide the paint.net source files if requested so as to create separate .png files for labels, topography, etc.