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• Do you like Strava?

  Check out https://fatmap.com. It's owned my Strava, so it uses it's user data to really easily and intuitively create routes. Source: about 3 years ago

• So I shared this concept map for a game I’m developing to r/worldbuilding a while back and got a pretty negative reaction, but very few useable suggestions. What improvements do y’all think I should make?

  What I don't like so much is the mountains - they look very smooth with weird segmentation, and they appear convex, more like a scorpion's tail. I'd recommend using fatmap.com to get a feel for mountain morphology. In general you want it dominated by branching and diverging river valleys, giving a spider- or octopus-like pattern of ridges, which slope sinuously down in concave sections, peaks to shoulders,... Source: about 3 years ago

• 2023 and we still have jpg satellite imagery of the NWT/Nunavut/Yukon. Totally unacceptable with the number of satellites. I wish this would be an objective of the CSA to correct.

  In the meantime, you can use fatmap.com to get high res imagery. Source: over 3 years ago

• Feedback request: My app to create 3D animations from Strava activities

  My snowboard rides however are very much distorted and barely recognizable (probably because of the high elevation change). Fatmap (fatmap.com) visualizes them very nicely (even better than e.g. Relive IMHO). Source: over 3 years ago

• Shady walks in Newcastle.

  Download a maps app for walking tracks. Many apps don't show informal fracks which are often very handy. For this, I often use the FatMaps app. (https://fatmap.com/). Source: over 3 years ago

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