>
> > It's a wooden box with some water looking ground - right. The
> > continents sit on a glass surface above. Actually I'm playing
> > around with some bump mapping on the glass so it will be
> > better visible. And there where some errors in the images I
> > used for mapping, better soon.
>
> Jan, can I recommend you change the perspective of viewing the globe
> from southern to northern. Because we are mostly in the northern
> hemisphere, a perspective change would make that area larger, like
> Europe.
I tried that, but the nails in europe are packed that close
that they hide each other then. Wasn't easy to find a point
of view where everyone is visible.
I'll first create a magnifying glass over europe as sample 2
:-)
The next I'll try is a flat map directly looked at from above
with all the names put with arrows onto a transparent layer
above. That would make overlib/JavaScript obsolete! But it
requires that the names are readable at last.
Jan
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