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I do believe I just clicked on the 'reply' button instead of 'followup'...
...again.
Really dislike that 'feature' of Thunderbird.
I think the data I pulled is the level-of-detail terrain data from
in-game, one or another of which is used as the world-map as well...?
I'm of half a mind to take and scale the meshes so they match what I've
been able to discern of 'real' distances for things; they're squished
about 10x laterally and stretched 10x vertically, so when you correct
for that, Skyrim's a lot flatter. (It's about 250 lore-canon miles from
Dawnstar to Windhelm, or something like that...? Whereas in-game, if
you use their 128 units = 6 feet, it's only about 25 miles. And the
Throat of the World is iirc 52 miles high--again with the 128 units to 6
feet measure.)
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