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Fish love hard bottoms. They feed on 'em, breed on 'em, follow their edges like roads. Genesis Edge maps show the location, shape and depth of hard-bottom areas. Upload personally mapped areas to the Social Map queue. Custom-color depth shading of downloaded charts for certain chartplotters. Automated creation of custom depth , vegetation , and bottom hardness maps. Sonar Replay on all uploaded trips. Select from 16 colors to highlight as many as 10 customized depth ranges on both Social Map charts and private Genesis Edge maps.
You can set two separate custom-color depth palettes for every map and easily highlight the fish-holding areas. Humps and holes, reefs and shoals, drains and ditches, ledges and breaklines will all be much more visible when set apart with custom-color depth shading. Those shallow fish get pounded hard, making them harder to catch. With a Genesis Edge bottom-hardness map you can fish the bottom as confidently as you do the bank, targeting the most productive places: offshore structures like ledges, sunken islands, saddles and more.
It overlays onto your contour lines a color-coded representation of the size, shape and location of areas of different bottom hardness: dark orange areas show the hardest bottom; a lighter orange indicates the next-hardest bottom; tan is the next-hardest bottom; and pale yellow shows the softest-bottom areas.
See how to create a bottom hardness map layer. In most weather and water conditions, submerged vegetation is not visible to the naked eye, so you have to go searching for it. See how to create a vegetation map. Adding a Train to a Map Author: gamemastax This tutorial goes over adding a train to your map, setting up the railroads, and making the cars garrisonable to provide for new tactics and strategies. Using Markers as Script Conditions, Instead of Flags Author: Drummin Explains how to use non-moving civilian "markers" as script conditions, instead of flags.
These markers allow you to communicate between script folders. All Rights Reserved.
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