Beta > Mineral Map

Location ---- Produces ---- Land Type ----

Location	Produces	Land Type
651, -4407	Iron	Grass at foot of mountain
903, 6716	Iron/Copper	Grass at foot of hill
5091, -1882	Iron/Copper	Grass at foot of hill
777, 5873	Iron/Copper (Lot of mud)	Along the Nile (grass)
808, 7041	(60%)Iron/Copper(30%)	Grass near hills/nile river
1164, 6898	Iron/Copper	Grass at foot of hill
1180, 6809	Iron/Copper	Grass on top of small hill
1159, 6876	Iron/Copper	Grass on top of small hill
2404, 4987	Iron/Copper/Quartz	Grass next to lake
1573,2269	copper (R/C,G/M)/dirt (G/S)
1509,2285	copper (R/C,G/M)/dirt (G/S)
1509,2200	dirt (G/S),copper (R/C,p/s)
1581,2200	dirt (G/S),copper (R/C,p/s)
1510,2047	mud(t/m)/dirt(g/s)/copper(r/c)
2450,5898	Zinc 25% Dirt 30% Sand 25% Nothing 20% (28/9)	High Grass at Sandhill foot
2516,6008	Alminium? 30%5 Iron? 20%2 Lead? 20%2 Zinc 15%5 Nothing 30% needs further testing	Sand, in desert on small hill build afther 28/9
1122, 5969	Strontium (~5%) /Platinum (~15%) /Copper (~80%)	Grass at base of large grass/sand hill - After 8/29/2004 Mining Change
898, 6025	Platinum (~15%) / Copper (~50%) / Strontium (~5%) / Blank/Dirt/Sand (~30%)	On grassy hills near a road - After 8/29/2004 Mining Change
902, 5971	Sand/Dirt/Blank (~40%) / Copper (~30%) / Strontium (~15%) / Platinum (~10%)	Within a grassy hill valley

Note: As of 8/29/04, the ATITD2 developers changed the mineral distribution function, so the above are probably not of any use anymore.

Another Note: The mines in the 1122, 5969; 898, 6025; and 902, 5971 used to produce iron/copper mix before the 8/29/2004 changes to mining.

LOWER NUBIAN MINERAL MAP: I have attached a Lower Nubian Mineral Map based off the text document distribution map that was release a few days ago. You can find the map at the bottom of the page. Let me know if you have any questions/suggestions/bug reports by contacting me in Tale 2! Thanks!! -- Farlin

08-29-2004-06:51:00 Ok, mining is the overwhelming problem right now according to the poll. What I'd like to do is make a number of adjustments to both mineral distribution and smelting. Once again, ores will be redistributed, so a new surprise at each mine :)

08-29-2004-06:57:00 I'll say when the change is in effect.

08-29-2004-06:58:00 (Probably 30-60 minutes, since I'm rewriting the distribution function itself, not just changing the parameters.)

08-29-2004-07:54:00 New algorithm is done - the mineral maps look much more interesting now. I can tune this method to make sure that no region lacks basic metals (iron, copper), but that rare stuff is only in certain regions.

Key for Lower Nubia Mineral Map

NOTE: Found another element on the map that was not very obvious, it was an S symbol. Unfortunately, I can't seem to upload an updated image to the site for whatever reason. -- Farlin