Norwegian Landscape Map

[kind lagoon]

Norwegian landscape is stunning and has always been a bucket list holiday for me. Taking inspiration from the sharp cliffs and the abundance of water, I put as much of Norway into one map!

The map is 2120x1591 and is 333 blocks from the lowest point to the highest.

It took just over 300 hours to complete this map and I put all of my efforts into making the perfect landscape by creating biomes and terrain shaped by tectonic movement while taking erosion into account.

The purpose of this map is to provide a template for others to build structures without having to worry about making much terrain.

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Unfortunately the map is not free. Contact me if interested. However, the assets used to create this map are free! You can download them from here: https://github.com/WILLATRONIX/Norwegian-Landscape-Axiom-Assets

[kind nest]

https://tenor.com/view/borat-very-nice-how-much-gif-10029545

[kind lagoon]

hint: dry and cool

[red dagger]

howd you make those mountains?

[kind lagoon]

i start by modelling a stone block

then i sprinkle a little skill

[kind lagoon]

The theme for the next map is inspired by the harsh Badlands of Bryce Canyon, located south of Utah, North America.

For the past week I've been researching and planning for this theme, studying things all the way from the soil compounds to the tree species.

The final map won't be a full replica of Bryce Canyon, rather it'll be heavily inspired by the eroded plateaus.

[sour grove]

Interesting. Good luck!

[wanton shale]

Woah so, did you do the entire map's terrain via axiom? Or is the gif above world painter? If it's axiom, how can you get an overhead view and edit like that in axiom?

[kind lagoon]

i used axiom for all the terrain and i used xaero's world map for the overhead view

[wanton shale]

Ah, wow! Thanks

[polar spindle]

as a norwegian i can confirm that is accurate terrain and landscape

[worn perch]

eyyyyy another norwegian!