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NeonHaggis Nov 8, 2016 @ 6:53am
Interesting Map Seed Thread
Figured I'd start a thread for anyone to post some good seeds for free map play.
I'm looking for some with good looking areas with a couple of lakes etc

A good large map I found is:
USA
has a nice big lake, with useful river structures.

Cheers
Last edited by NeonHaggis; Nov 8, 2016 @ 6:56am
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Peanutcat Nov 9, 2016 @ 8:27am 
GreatestSeed
for a Huge USA map is absolutely astonashing. It features an epic river system in the middle of the map with a thicker lakeish part. There is a ton of industry located by the river aswell as plenty of towns. The river branches of in several directions to the north and features a cool mountain range to the south west.

It is without a doubt the coolest seed I've found.
Flayzuh Nov 11, 2016 @ 1:48pm 
If you need a nice small, flat map to screw around on, try RoadEmpire.

2 lakes which connect by a river, multiple towns and lots of industry upon another connecting river. Nice seed to mess around with any transport type.
Aries Nov 12, 2016 @ 6:14pm 
I want to figure out how seeds work cuz it's fn annoying I just re rolled 6 times cuz either farms are opposite end of the map than food producers or its crude to oil or would need a map long train track to start making goods..

The more I play this the more annoyed I get
- Ha, reroll #7; Kansas city forest, Kansas city forest #2, Kansas city forest #3, saw mills 2 years one way trip away..cuz it's a 1;2 large map. So there goes all the chains that require planks. Guess I could just transport food whole ♥♥♥♥ game.. How fun

How hard is it to make a script that puts chains within a distance?? Short for early game, med/long for later years.
Last edited by Aries; Nov 12, 2016 @ 6:31pm
hmohammed43 Nov 15, 2016 @ 8:24am 
Originally posted by ☭ Peanutcat ☭:
GreatestSeed
for a Huge USA map is absolutely astonashing. It features an epic river system in the middle of the map with a thicker lakeish part. There is a ton of industry located by the river aswell as plenty of towns. The river branches of in several directions to the north and features a cool mountain range to the south west.

It is without a doubt the coolest seed I've found.

What settings so you use for the map? Tried it with Large, Flat, and it's pretty good, but doesn't seem to fit what you describe
NeonHaggis Nov 15, 2016 @ 9:06am 
Had it at large size, medium hills, 1:1 - like it for the double oil/refinery by 2 decent sized cities.
Last edited by NeonHaggis; Nov 15, 2016 @ 9:07am
Allusion Nov 15, 2016 @ 4:46pm 
Originally posted by hmohammed43:
Originally posted by ☭ Peanutcat ☭:
GreatestSeed
for a Huge USA map is absolutely astonashing. It features an epic river system in the middle of the map with a thicker lakeish part. There is a ton of industry located by the river aswell as plenty of towns. The river branches of in several directions to the north and features a cool mountain range to the south west.

It is without a doubt the coolest seed I've found.

What settings so you use for the map? Tried it with Large, Flat, and it's pretty good, but doesn't seem to fit what you describe
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Originally posted by ☭ Peanutcat ☭:
GreatestSeed
for a Huge USA map is absolutely astonashing. It features an epic river system in the middle of the map with a thicker lakeish part. There is a ton of industry located by the river aswell as plenty of towns. The river branches of in several directions to the north and features a cool mountain range to the south west.

It is without a doubt the coolest seed I've found.
Awsum Seed! I love it!
Space Jelly Nov 15, 2016 @ 6:30pm 
'Colorado' is a nice seed- small, flat USA map pictured.

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=800581997
HellDuke Nov 18, 2016 @ 7:49am 
Large medium 1:1

Seed: WaterPlanet2

Several lakes with a large river network
Phalanx Nov 18, 2016 @ 8:43am 
Europe, 1:2, medium + flat, "LakeBodensee". One river that is dividing the map and two nice starting routes in the south and middle. Currently playing this on hard
Stowed4Sea Nov 18, 2016 @ 9:29am 
I thought the seeds are specific to your computer and not universal? Youtuber Colonel Failure mentions this several times in his stream.
NeonHaggis Nov 18, 2016 @ 9:59am 
Originally posted by stowed4sea:
I thought the seeds are specific to your computer and not universal? Youtuber Colonel Failure mentions this several times in his stream.


Nope, I just tried the 'Colorado' one posted with a pic above - same map, names and all. Works fine.
Varana Nov 18, 2016 @ 11:00am 
It needs the exact same settings - i.e. changing aspect ratio doesn't just result in a more elongated map, or changing hilliness doesn't just make the same terrain a bit more steep.

IIRC, in Train Fever, there was some discussion (or some instances) when the results also changed depending on your operating system - i.e. the Linux map generator got some different results from the Windows one.
But that should be the only thing to maybe (!) look out for.
Skunk Monkey Nov 18, 2016 @ 11:11am 
Only things that affect map generation will cause a difference. Even mods won't change it unless that's what they are meant to do. And yes, Windows and Linux use different code to generate random numbers, so they will give different results given the same seed.

Make sure you list your map generation settings when posting a seed, otherwise people won't get the exact same map.
Stowed4Sea Nov 18, 2016 @ 11:28am 
Originally posted by Skunk Monkey:
Only things that affect map generation will cause a difference. Even mods won't change it unless that's what they are meant to do. And yes, Windows and Linux use different code to generate random numbers, so they will give different results given the same seed.

Make sure you list your map generation settings when posting a seed, otherwise people won't get the exact same map.

Good to know, thanks for the info(from you and others).
pat Nov 18, 2016 @ 11:44am 
FWIW, one thing that I noticed is that, using the same seed, you can change from Europe to USA and the map will be identical with topology and town locations. Industries are completely different, as well as town names and specific town structure.
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