I used my own methods instead of steps 1 and 3. To do this, I used step 2 of the algorithm in section C from Random Phase Textures: Theory and Synthesis by Bruno Galerne et al. Nortantis has the ability to generate random background images of arbitrary sizes based on a texture image. It also uses several other open source libraries, one of the most important of which is JTransforms, which is used to do very fast image transformations. Nortantis is built on top of a polygon-based island generator by Red Blog games ( here). When done, that line should look like: When Nortantis opens it checks the amount of RAM allocated and adjusts the maximum on the Resolution slider in the Background tab to the maximum size of map you can generate with that amount of RAM. Change it to whatever limit you want up to 100.0. The 50.0 is the percentage of RAM memory it can use. Find the line that contains -XX:MaxRAMPercentage=50.0. If you want to generate maps at higher resolutions than the default, you can modify run.bat (or run.bash for Linux) to increase the amount of memory Nortantis can use.

Generating a map requires some intense computing, so it can take up to a minute depending on the speed of your computer and the size of the map you generate. Linux - unzip the downloaded file, open it, and run run.bash.Windows - unzip the downloaded file, open it, and double click run.bat.The way to run Nortantis depends on your operating system: The download above gives you a zip file containing an executable jar file and a folder of assets such as mountain and tree icons. Get the latest version of Nortantis here. Your computer must have at least 3 GB of RAM memory. With 32-bit Java you can't generate high resolution maps because it can't allocate enough memory. Make sure to choose 64-bit if you have a 64-bit computer (almost all computers are). If you don't already have it installed, you can find it here. To run Nortantis you must have Java 10 or later installed.

It's available here, or on most e-book platforms. If you enjoy Nortantis and would like to support it, please consider purchasing our book. The map shows some of the generators more advanced features. Welcome to the Nortantis fantasy map generator! I recently coauthored a fantasy romance novel, Script Summoner, Into the Disorder, which includes a Nortantis map of the book's world. This project is maintained by jeheydorn A Message From the Author The result has the appearance of an old-fashioned hand-drawn map.

You can optionally add region, river, and mountain names randomly generated based on books you select. You create a color scheme and it creates the world. It uses a simple tectonic plate simulation to create islands and continents with trees, rivers, and mountains. Nortantis is a fantasy map generator originally created as an academic project.

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