If the OP is using GIS, it can be even easier.

Your first two steps are spot on, but then step three could simply be to add a large buffer for each capital and use some and/or/nor/xor (I’d have to look up to be certain) rules to have the buffer zones not overlap, but end where touching. Apply a color scheme and you’re in business.

Oh! It totally does. I guess I’ve just never had to apply distances in such a way that they’d butt up against one another to become what looks like basic geometry.

Thanks!

I think I’m too stupid to understand this. How are they straight lines and not at a diameter / in a circle from any given point? It seems… wrong.

It’s not a car racing game, but SSX 3 had such a great soundtrack. It’s hard to find nowadays.

I played the demo and gosh this is a difficult game. Good fun though

Bring back Army of Two lol

Tagging onto this. Has anyone tried to play Glover recently? That used to be one of my favorites as a kid and I keep thinking about emulating it.

I’m so glad Tiny Glade is getting some attention and is even on this list at all. That’s amazing.