Fantasy-Map-Generator/qgis

QGIS Styles for Fantasy Map GeoJSON

This folder contains ready-to-use QGIS (.qml) styles that match the Fantasy Map Generator exports.

How to use

• Import each GeoJSON into QGIS.
• Right‑click the layer → Properties → Symbology → Style → Load Style… → pick the matching .qml from qgis/styles.
• Set layer CRS to the custom Fantasy Map Cartesian CRS:

ENGCRS["Fantasy Map Cartesian (meters)",
    EDATUM["Fantasy Map Datum"],
    CS[Cartesian,2],
        AXIS["easting (X)",east,
            ORDER[1],
            LENGTHUNIT["metre",1]],
        AXIS["northing (Y)",north,
            ORDER[2],
            LENGTHUNIT["metre",1]]]

Included styles

• cells.qml: Graduated fill by height (water → mountains).
• rivers.qml: Blue lines, width driven by width attribute.
• routes.qml: Rule-based by type/group (sea routes dashed blue; roads brown; trails dashed, etc.).
• markers.qml: Simple point symbols, categorized by type where present.
• burgs.qml: Rule-based (capitals, ports, fortified, towns).
• regiments.qml: Square markers with label = totalUnits.
• states.qml: Polygon fill color from color attribute, labeled with name.
• provinces.qml: Polygon fill color from color, labeled with name.
• cultures.qml: Polygon fill color from color, labeled with name.
• religions.qml: Polygon fill color from color, labeled with name.
• zones.qml: Polygon fill color from color, labeled with description.

Notes

• Color fields for polygons use data-defined overrides; make sure your exported GeoJSON includes a color property (added by the new exporters).
• You can tweak line widths and colors per project scale.
• For cells, you can switch to a categorized style by biome if you prefer; this style uses elevation for a generic land scheme.
• For markers.qml font icons: ensure an emoji-capable font is installed and available to QGIS (e.g., Noto Color Emoji on Linux, Segoe UI Emoji on Windows, Apple Color Emoji on macOS). The style binds the Font Marker’s character directly to the icon attribute; the icon field should contain the desired glyph (e.g., 🏰, ⛏️). Some QGIS/Qt builds may render emoji as monochrome.