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    2 quick notes:

    1, I've done some tests lately with exoplasim runs starting with 1 meter of initial global glacial cover; it takes a bit longer for the climate to settle out, at least 50 years whereas they usually are mostly settled within 20 years otherwise, but the resulting glacial cover is a lot more accurate, as well as the global average temperature. it does make some mid-latitude areas even colder than they should be, though.

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    2, I've seen at least some indication that T85 runs are better at reproducing the precipitation patterns in Africa and India, but I've never really got around to fully investigating it; this is a run someone on discord did for just 16 years (and I think it's from back when we used an earlier version of the topography script that was heavily land-biased)

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    Quote Originally Posted by worldbuilding pasta View Post
    1, I've done some tests lately with exoplasim runs starting with 1 meter of initial global glacial cover; it takes a bit longer for the climate to settle out, at least 50 years whereas they usually are mostly settled within 20 years otherwise, but the resulting glacial cover is a lot more accurate, as well as the global average temperature. it does make some mid-latitude areas even colder than they should be, though.
    This is a really good point and something I'll try soon. Thanks!

    Quote Originally Posted by worldbuilding pasta View Post
    ... and I think it's from back when we used an earlier version of the topography script that was heavily land-biased)
    Out of curiosity, what do you mean by this? I'm guessing (hoping) this isn't the Image2sra_2.0.3.py script that I've been using.

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    I think this was way back before Ostimeus had released the script anywhere so don't worry about it

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    Quote Originally Posted by worldbuilding pasta View Post
    I think this was way back before Ostimeus had released the script anywhere so don't worry about it
    What do you mean ? I was trying to follow the tut on WBP but i found a bit of confusion on where to put Low pressure circles.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Naima View Post
    What do you mean ? I was trying to follow the tut on WBP but i found a bit of confusion on where to put Low pressure circles.
    Sorry, was replying to bragg earlier regarding the image2sra script, I haven't used old-school forums in ages, I didn't remember how the reply stuff worked.

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    Quote Originally Posted by worldbuilding pasta View Post
    2 quick notes:

    1, I've done some tests lately with exoplasim runs starting with 1 meter of initial global glacial cover; it takes a bit longer for the climate to settle out, at least 50 years whereas they usually are mostly settled within 20 years otherwise, but the resulting glacial cover is a lot more accurate, as well as the global average temperature. it does make some mid-latitude areas even colder than they should be, though.

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    2, I've seen at least some indication that T85 runs are better at reproducing the precipitation patterns in Africa and India, but I've never really got around to fully investigating it; this is a run someone on discord did for just 16 years (and I think it's from back when we used an earlier version of the topography script that was heavily land-biased)

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    Am I wrong or places mediterranean in wrong positions?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Naima View Post
    Am I wrong or places mediterranean in wrong positions?
    That output almost looks like it came from one of ExoPlaSim's "snapshot" files, at least when I mistakenly use those to generate climates I get similar weird distributions of Med climates like in that example. I guess it could also come from the fact that a 16 year simulation isn't yet converged, so it could have wacky thermal / precipitation parameters.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MrBragg View Post
    That output almost looks like it came from one of ExoPlaSim's "snapshot" files, at least when I mistakenly use those to generate climates I get similar weird distributions of Med climates like in that example. I guess it could also come from the fact that a 16 year simulation isn't yet converged, so it could have wacky thermal / precipitation parameters.
    I guess I have to try to mess with that program too... but is it worth the whole job of installation and so on ? Its seeming overly conplicate to me if the result is getting a 256 pixel map when I usually work at over 20k scale ?

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