Map of Hyrule - Revision history

Christian: /* Result */

2011-06-11T19:46:48Z

‎Result

2011-04-28T19:23:23Z

‎Result: changed to gallery

2011-04-28T19:18:23Z

‎Map

2011-04-28T19:17:23Z

‎Result: added copyright notice and captions

2011-04-27T20:34:31Z

‎Map: replaced html link with wiki link again because issue with not enough memory is now solved

2011-04-27T19:59:33Z

‎Map: replaced wiki image with html link

2011-04-27T19:45:55Z

‎Map

2011-04-27T19:15:21Z

‎Map

2011-04-26T20:08:05Z

‎Difficulties

2011-04-26T18:19:35Z

‎Result: added

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 When googling if somebody did something similar, I found a website that had it all done completely (see below). Unfortunately, I can't remember what that website was, I would have been happy to link it here. For my project this meant the end: Although I found my map more accurate (and the colors were correcter) I did not find the motivation to complete it.
-For completeness here are the maps from the other guy (thanks man for that great piece of work!). Please note the copyright resides with the original owner!
+For completeness I also uploaded the maps from the other guy (thanks man for that great piece of work!). Please note the copyright resides with the original owner!
 <gallery>

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 For completeness here are the maps from the other guy (thanks man for that great piece of work!). Please note the copyright resides with the original owner!
-[[File:Hyrule_LightWorldComplete.gif|finished map of the Light World from the Internet]]  [[File:Hyrule_DarkWorldComplete.gif|finished map of the Dark World from the Internet]]
+<gallery>
 [[Category:Games]]

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 Here you can see the result:
-[[File:Hyrule_Light.png|500px]]
+[[File:Hyrule_Light.png|none|500px]]
 == Difficulties ==

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 When googling if somebody did something similar, I found a website that had it all done completely (see below). Unfortunately, I can't remember what that website was, I would have been happy to link it here. For my project this meant the end: Although I found my map more accurate (and the colors were correcter) I did not find the motivation to complete it.
-For completeness here are the maps from the other guy (thanks man for that great piece of work!):
+For completeness here are the maps from the other guy (thanks man for that great piece of work!). Please note the copyright resides with the original owner!
-[[File:Hyrule_LightWorldComplete.gif]]  [[File:Hyrule_DarkWorldComplete.gif]]
+[[File:Hyrule_LightWorldComplete.gif|finished map of the Light World from the Internet]]  [[File:Hyrule_DarkWorldComplete.gif|finished map of the Dark World from the Internet]]
 [[Category:Games]]

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 Since I was playing Zelda on my PC (with [http://www.snes9x.com/ Snes9x]) it was relatively easy to make screenshots and put them together to form a complete map.
-Here you can see the result: [http://www.ettinger-web.at/Christian/Hyrule.png Hyrule.png]
+Here you can see the result:
 == Difficulties ==

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 * I could not access some areas of the map, therefore I could make no screenshots there. You can see this as white spots on my map.
 * In some areas (e.g. in the Lost Woods or on the top of Death Mountain) the game uses a second layer displaying fog or clouds, which scrolls differently to the ground. With that effect the graphics get additional depth and 3-dimensionality. For taking screenshots I had to disable this layer, otherwise I would not have been able to stitch together the separate screenshots. In case of the clouds I had to stitch them together separately and place them behind the ground.
-* When you look at the full map, you can see horizontal white lines. These are due to a bug in Zelda (or SNES?) which never shows the top and bottom pixel line of these world tiles. The only way to solve this would have been to manually fill in these pixel lines from other parts of the image.
+* When you look at the full map, you can see horizontal white lines. These are due to a bug in Zelda (or Snes9x?) which never shows the top and bottom pixel line of these world tiles. The only way to solve this would have been to manually fill in these pixel lines from other parts of the image.
 == Result ==