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For a while I've been making a realistic planet that is quite similar to Earth. I've finished the tectonic plates, ocean currents, wind patterns, and a rough height map. Next up is the biome map, which I've made following the Köppen climate classification systemKöppen climate classification system, and Artifexian's guidelines, as well as all of his previous videos leading up to that point. I want to know if this map is accurate or if there are any criticisms I should take into account.

This is a rough height map with included tectonic plate overlay. From lightest to darkest, heights range from 0-99 meters, 100-299 meters, 300-499 meters, 500-799 meters, and 800+ meters. Rough height map with included tectonic plate overlay.

These are the wind patterns, which are very similar to Earth's. Standard wind patterns, very similar to Earth's.

This is the biomes map that I want to know is accurate or not. It includes a map of the finished ocean currents, as well. Biomes map with finished ocean currents.

For a while I've been making a realistic planet that is quite similar to Earth. I've finished the tectonic plates, ocean currents, wind patterns, and a rough height map. Next up is the biome map, which I've made following the Köppen climate classification system, and Artifexian's guidelines, as well as all of his previous videos leading up to that point. I want to know if this map is accurate or if there are any criticisms I should take into account.

This is a rough height map with included tectonic plate overlay. From lightest to darkest, heights range from 0-99 meters, 100-299 meters, 300-499 meters, 500-799 meters, and 800+ meters. Rough height map with included tectonic plate overlay.

These are the wind patterns, which are very similar to Earth's. Standard wind patterns, very similar to Earth's.

This is the biomes map that I want to know is accurate or not. It includes a map of the finished ocean currents, as well. Biomes map with finished ocean currents.

For a while I've been making a realistic planet that is quite similar to Earth. I've finished the tectonic plates, ocean currents, wind patterns, and a rough height map. Next up is the biome map, which I've made following the Köppen climate classification system, and Artifexian's guidelines, as well as all of his previous videos leading up to that point. I want to know if this map is accurate or if there are any criticisms I should take into account.

This is a rough height map with included tectonic plate overlay. From lightest to darkest, heights range from 0-99 meters, 100-299 meters, 300-499 meters, 500-799 meters, and 800+ meters. Rough height map with included tectonic plate overlay.

These are the wind patterns, which are very similar to Earth's. Standard wind patterns, very similar to Earth's.

This is the biomes map that I want to know is accurate or not. It includes a map of the finished ocean currents, as well. Biomes map with finished ocean currents.

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How is my biomes map?

For a while I've been making a realistic planet that is quite similar to Earth. I've finished the tectonic plates, ocean currents, wind patterns, and a rough height map. Next up is the biome map, which I've made following the Köppen climate classification system, and Artifexian's guidelines, as well as all of his previous videos leading up to that point. I want to know if this map is accurate or if there are any criticisms I should take into account.

This is a rough height map with included tectonic plate overlay. From lightest to darkest, heights range from 0-99 meters, 100-299 meters, 300-499 meters, 500-799 meters, and 800+ meters. Rough height map with included tectonic plate overlay.

These are the wind patterns, which are very similar to Earth's. Standard wind patterns, very similar to Earth's.

This is the biomes map that I want to know is accurate or not. It includes a map of the finished ocean currents, as well. Biomes map with finished ocean currents.