Keyboard shortcuts and mouse actions
Perilous Shores » Devlog
Keyboard shortcuts:
- Enter - generate a new map
- Shift+Enter - discard manual changes
- Ctrl+Z - restore a previous map
- [, ] - rotate the map by 90°
- Tab - open the Region parameters window
- V - open the Vantage point window
- S - open the Style window
- N - open the Toponymy window
- Shift+N - reroll names
- G - toggle grid
- R - switch tilt mode
- M - toggle matte
- L - toggle labels
- C - toggle compass rose
- Shift+C - customize compass rose
- I - toggle individual trees
- F - toggle forest type
- H - switch shading mode
- T - reroll town icons
- ~, 1, 2, 3, 4 - apply one of the preset styles
Mouse actions:
- Click a map feature to toggle a sticker with its name and description
- Shift+click a map feature to toggle its sticker without affecting other stickers
- Cmd+click any map feature to display all almanac features
- Shift+click the compass to reroll it
- Roll the mouse wheel over the compass to rotate it
- Shift+roll the mouse wheel over the compass to scale the compass
Perilous Shores
Fantasy region generator
Status | In development |
Category | Tool |
Author | watabou |
Genre | Role Playing |
Tags | Fantasy, Generator, Procedural Generation |
Languages | English |
Accessibility | Color-blind friendly, High-contrast |
More posts
- 1.6.5: fjords and curved labelsJul 30, 2024
- 1.6.4: improved islands and peninsulasMar 07, 2024
- 1.6.3: improved forestsFeb 07, 2024
- Collection of stylesDec 01, 2023
- 1.6.1: tributariesNov 28, 2023
- 1.6.0: archipelagoes, adding and removing townsJul 07, 2023
- 1.5.3: improved towns and woodsMay 20, 2023
- 1.5.2: improved mountainsMay 10, 2023
- 1.5.1: vantage point and other visual featuresFeb 13, 2023
- 1.5.0: area labels and conlang toponymsFeb 02, 2023
Comments
Log in with itch.io to leave a comment.
Amazing as usual. I don't suppose, on the wishlist front - you could toggle a 'tilable' feature so that you can generate a map extending a side and keep expanding it that way?
With the current algorithms it's not possible. However, people ask about this surprisingly often, so guess I need to think about it...