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Making a new map

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1 Gradient Tool, generally. There are several gradient patterns available, with a few standouts. For example, if you want to do a ramp, linear gradients work best, while if you want to do sharp hills like Obsidian, then use the Shaped pattern. 1 Gradient Tool, generally. There are several gradient patterns available, with a few standouts. For example, if you want to do a ramp, linear gradients work best, while if you want to do sharp hills like Obsidian, then use the Shaped pattern.
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3 However, your best bet for height is to use Blender ( ask @Anarchid about the template . blend) or SpringMapEdit and just do it in 3d. It will be loads easier to edit ( as it shows you exactly how it will look) and you will also be able to save a 16-bit PNG ( currently only the dev versions of GIMP support 16 bit greyscale, and they are unstable) , which allows for full control over the heightmap and no banding artifacts. 3 However, your best bet for height is to use Blender ( ask @Anarchid about the template . blend) or SpringMapEdit and just do it in 3d. It will be loads easier to edit ( as it shows you exactly how it will look) and you will also be able to save a 16-bit PNG ( currently only the dev versions of GIMP support 16-bit greyscale, and they are unstable) , which allows for full control over the heightmap and no banding artifacts.