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A 25 km² fictional terrain inspired by the northwest Czech Republic, featuring rugged cliffs, deep forests, villages, and plenty of secrets to find.

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Details

Author
Der alte Benni
Version
0.2.6
Size
1.71 GB
Licence
APL
Game version
1.8.0.10
Likes
0 / 0 dislikes
Published
19 Aug 2025
Updated
2 months ago
Workshop ID
6626CB89B6B9C913

Recent adoption

30 days: +36 −40 ↑0

Version history

10
  1. v0.2.6 1.71 GB 13 Aug 2026

    - fix: every ground material should now hide correctly

  2. v0.2.5 1.73 GB 13 Aug 2026
  3. v0.2.4 1.76 GB 9 Jun 2026
  4. v0.2.3 1.76 GB 6 Jun 2026
  5. v0.2.2 1.76 GB 6 Jun 2026
  6. v0.2.1 1.76 GB 6 Jun 2026
Description from the Workshop

Bystrany is a fictional terrain roughly based on the northwest Czech Republic. The currently finished area covers about 25 km² and includes - 1 large airfield - 3 small and 4 larger villages - 1 big castle - 3 military bases - Many caves and hidden spots The terrain mixes big open fields, lush forests, and, most importantly, rough cliffs and hills. I made sure to detail not only the villages but also the nature connecting them, so the whole map feels cohesive and realistic. This is a work-in-progress project. The current playable area can be seen both in the workshop images and on the in-game map. You can also see what areas are gonna be worked on next. Acknowledgements: - TilW for his Seamless Satmap and Enhanced Map Tools Tools used: - QGIS for the initial data preparation - InstantTerra for initial terrain manipulation - Blender for modelling - Quixel Mixer for texturing - OpenStreetMaps, Google Maps, and Bing Maps for references - Gaea 2.0 for external terrain tests (currently not included in the map)