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Wow this is fantastic. Thanks for sharing. What a goood work.

Thank you so much for taking the time to create and share this amazing mapmaking tutorial! I tried to follow along, but I found it a bit challenging due to the sped-up pace and frequent cuts. If possible, would you consider making a version of the tutorial at normal speed and with fewer cuts? I think it would help a lot of us who are trying to learn step-by-step. Thanks again for everything-I really appreciate it!

i cant remove the black background. how do i do it?

Any way to get the hex codes for your gradient map?

Hey i love your videos and this short caught my eye, could i ask how you manage to get your map to look like this? As in when drawing the borders and coloring the map?

Could you provide the gradient you use? I'm looking for something similar and can't find it.

May be beneficial to update the link in the description to your g-drive since the current link has a corrupt file. thanks for the tutorial!

great tutorial and resources! thanks!

Having issues with applying a gradient to my map, I'm using Gimp and I don't understand how you got your gradient to apply differently to shades of white and black. My gradients appear just standard so they apply an irrelevant range of colors across the entire landmass. I'm sorry if I documented this poorly I'm not very experienced with photo editing thanks in advance for any help.

So I have a fantasy map for some novels I am working on and am currently in the process of trying to replicate this. Right now I am using Gimp, but I guess gimp cannot use .abr brushes? (like in the first video you of this series you posted). You should try to make a live video, or a real-time start to finish on a smaller-scale project. I really like your content.

What settings do you use for the brushes?

Hey hey, The tutorial was amazing but quick question, where can we get the Gradient that you used?

'Use some brushes' _pulls out a brush that's literally a heightmap and does not exist in photoshop_ Seriously, man, do you have a link to that? 😂I can't find any good mountain brushes...

Hello. First of all, huge thank you for the video, amazing and very straightforward tutoria ! It seems that I have some kind of problem with either Wilbur or my method of exporting / saving my heightmap, because everytime I upload my heightmap to Wilbur and press Fill Basins - for some unknown reason program fills all selected landmass below certain point with elevated land and it covers most of my lowland hills and small mountains, and I end up having a straight plain with only high peaks being above this certain level. Do you know how it can be fixed?

This is incredible! Thank you for sharing!

great video and great format! this helpped a ton.

Thanks for sharing!

Splendid - thanks for sharing your Wilbur recipe!

Excellent!

That's awesome! I can see that Wilbur is available for Windows only. Do you know any equivalent that runs on a Mac?

Manifold is good for map customizing especially in elevation.

Photoshop isn't my specialty so i got loss around the 2 minute mark. How did you get the linear burn to remove the white overlay? Or am I hearing that wrong? I am trying to follow your steps but that last minute is not helping.

Hi, I'm so stuck with this (I don't know anything about Photoshop). I succeeded at importing my own landmass (not easily mind you) and I just now can't seem to make it so I can paint with the brushes on it. When I try, it says "The fill for this layer must be rasterized before proceeding. It will no longer be editable as a fill. Rasterize the fill?" which seems to remove the hue adjustments and brushes become inoperable. I've been at this for 2 hours and I'm just so bad I can't make it work. Could you help me ?

I don't use photoshop but I use gimp, can I ask the id of the colours ?

You're a saint my guy

Wilbur work for windows 11?

Im not great with photoshop, how do I reize the template to 4K and or can you make a video on how you made the template?

Hey man - do you take commissions or do teaching classes? I messaged you on reddit.

I devoloped a similar process where you use real data from Nasa, "cut together" and blend then using content aware fill and then process in Wilber, even the white box is similar. The problem was that you let "real world parts" bleed into the final result.... First, i tried something really similar, where i painted the shapes myself, but never get good results.... But this method of yours is really good, gonna try to remake my entire map using it. The old one you can see the himalayas.

This is easily the most comprehensive realistic mapmaking tutorial I've seen. The results are honestly so stunning as well!

This was awesome, thank you.

Great tutorial mate, instant sub! Can't getthe brushes working in latest Gimp though, keep getting an "Unable to decode abr format version 7." error.

Hello, i was wondering if you had a discord server where you share your progress on your fictional world or smth like that

How glad I am, the new release, your tuturials are the best in everything, not only on TH-cam but also on the Internet

Ah yes the good ol' hypsometric tints!

Very cool man, I already have a big project started, but I hope to learn something new with this series. Your work is excellent :)

Hello. Is there a way to make this in Gimp too, once i followed the steps in wilbur? thank you

Really well put video and great explanations overall! thank you so much!

This technique is amazing, but I am getting lost in all your hotkeys that I cannot follow on screen. I am not an expert in photoshop, so I get totally lost when you skip steps. Especially the emboss part. Maybe next time, dumb it down for noobs like me. Otherwise love it, your brushes and use of Wilbur is genius

This is amazing, thanks so much!

I can't beleive I am only finding out about wilbur now. I have been drawing heightmaps in illustrator for years and was always looking for software to create detailled erosion, etc. Great tutorial!