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When I try to plot it, I just see a random array of colored panels. All the documentation I can find online says that satellite data usually comes in single color band raster layers that you can stack to get the composite image, but this shapefile I downloaded has a really confusing structure and I can’t figure out how to read it as a normal image (I’m using the raster and sf packages in R). (I was looking at an area including the US Northeast and tried both the L8 OLI/TIRS and L7 ETM+ layers from the Collection 1 Level 1 Landsat data.) I chose the shapefile as it seemed to be the best option–I’m just trying to get a basemap image.

Also make it for 10 players.I followed these instructions (they’re very clear and helpful–thank you!) but when I reach the end and “click here to download results”, there is no geoTIFF option, just csv, shapefile, kmz, and some other random formats. Once it's fixed, the idea is to give different starting positions for player 1. Right now the editor ignores the slot number when saved, and rearranges the starting positions from bottom to top, left to right. Some will be all in a region of the world, others all over the globe.

Luxuries in the regular map are in the range of 1-4 each, depending on the strength of the bonus, and all 20 luxury types are placed.

Early on you'll get one of each most probably, you'd have to expand to get two, and trade or fight to get 3+ (or explore the whole world). It has a lot of strategic resources, I want to see how the game plays out with it (especially the AI). It includes a temporary cache of the last 60MB of recently viewed maps. Region-wise, the goal is to make every region have something, whether it be a wonder, a luxury or a strategic. It includes all map related resources that have been downloaded. The Americas work as a New World, no start points there, and no horses. That said, it should be too far off the real world. The idea is to make a map inspired by Earth, but tweaked to make regions visually interesting, with more cliffs, passes and nice visuals. First, once youre in Google Maps on your Android or iOS device, simply type in the name of the city or larger area that you want to download an offline map. And you know, maybe every now and then the cultures match with the location! As for the player, it starts in slot 1, but you can make a local private multiplayer game and assign your player on the slot from the map below. While TSL is impossible, what you can do is assign the historical personalities to the corresponding slots. When starting a new game, go to maps and it should appear there. Download the file from the page above and extract the attached zip to: