This thread is dedicated to several maps I have worked on throughout my time enjoying FCRS, including both .fp9 data and map renders themselves.
I do almost all of my rendering in Paint.net, which is a free but less capable photoshop clone. My map renders change style frequently as more tools and experience becomes available to me, but I am getting closer to a dedicated "Style".
Maps I have worked on so far can be found throughout the thread, right now I am editing the OP to include a short list of them all for those who don't want to read through the whole thread.
East German Campaign maps
These four maps were apart of my first project for FCRS, a series of maps meant to cover the attack of the NVA 5. Armee as it supported 2GTA and 3CAA in the drive west.
The campaign later ran into problems regarding engine limitations and my own inexperience, and work on the campaign has, for the most part, been discontinued. I may consider remaking these, they were built without QGIS data and did not fully utilize the map scanner, resulting in playable, but mostly inaccurate maps.
These maps are:
Faßberg (CEG 1)
Bad Fallingbostel (CEG 2)
Verden (CEG 3)
Vechta (CEG 4)
Maps I missed in this area and may work on later include Soltau and Celle, the latter is a particular hotspot, being a stronghold of NATO forces.
Link to them all is here.
Jever, Bad Segeberg
These maps represented a style change from the arguably poor aesthetic of my original East German Campaign maps, but did not fix the issues related to terrain accuracy or data representation.
Bad Segeberg in particular is easily my most complex map and I spent the most time on it. Still, it was made without QGIS and the terrain may not be accurate.
Map links:
Jever
Bad Segeberg
Würzburg
Würzburg is a map not originally created by me. Instead, zwobot created this map using QGIS, and I merely provided a render which can be found in his thread for the map he created here
Nienburg
Nienburg, my latest map, is the first in which I made use of QGIS data and the FCRS value scanner. This map was produced rather quickly, taking only a few days. The map is both relatively accurate and fully playable.
fcrs_Nienburg
