Aug 6, 2018 1:07 PM
Puffguin
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LargeCanine
I like the boobs
BenderBendingRrrrrrodriguez
I know #3, its Dillion Harper
cazkey
Breath of the wild taught my son this and not to wear metal in lightning storms!
craftypossum
Or you can just play Breath of the Wild.
2wingsofwax
Just look at the map for LOZ: BOTW. The map also uses colour to dipict changes in height.
vihra
How do you know they don't go the other way? There are no height readings..
Sayitwithflowers
Turn it upside down
Chrispybobispy
If it's a depression there is typically have a stitch mark on it
LordOsiris
Basically yes, but useless without knowing the height of each contour line.
jjstevens11111
They could be holes...
semiautonomicbiologicalunit
Would have been more accurate to say 'how to interpret' contours. 'Reading' them does require elevation data.
Melonora
Most maps dose have a clarification on the hight of each contour
losboccacc
or color coding if precise height is not required
Yes; the point here being this is an interpretive schematic, not a map.
LargeCanine
I like the boobs
BenderBendingRrrrrrodriguez
I know #3, its Dillion Harper
cazkey
Breath of the wild taught my son this and not to wear metal in lightning storms!
craftypossum
Or you can just play Breath of the Wild.
2wingsofwax
Just look at the map for LOZ: BOTW. The map also uses colour to dipict changes in height.
vihra
How do you know they don't go the other way? There are no height readings..
Sayitwithflowers
Turn it upside down
Chrispybobispy
If it's a depression there is typically have a stitch mark on it
LordOsiris
Basically yes, but useless without knowing the height of each contour line.
jjstevens11111
They could be holes...
semiautonomicbiologicalunit
Would have been more accurate to say 'how to interpret' contours. 'Reading' them does require elevation data.
Melonora
Most maps dose have a clarification on the hight of each contour
losboccacc
or color coding if precise height is not required
semiautonomicbiologicalunit
Yes; the point here being this is an interpretive schematic, not a map.