Describe the bug
The rivers bitmap file is offset by one pixel (relative to provinces.bmp and terrain.bmp).
This causes the issue where rivers are incorrectly placed on the map by one pixel.
To Reproduce
Open provinces.bmp and rivers.bmp in any image editing software that allows layers (paint.net, GIMP, photoshop, etc.)
Place provinces.bmp in the bottom layer and rivers.bmp in the top layer. Change the visibility of the rivers.bmp on and off repeatedly until it is noticeable.
Expected behavior
There should be no offset, it makes borders defined on rivers look wrong.
Screenshots
Additional context
I fixed it on my end by just opening in GIMP, moving the image one pixel to the right and filling in the gap on the left edge with the right color.
Describe the bug The rivers bitmap file is offset by one pixel (relative to provinces.bmp and terrain.bmp). This causes the issue where rivers are incorrectly placed on the map by one pixel.
To Reproduce Open provinces.bmp and rivers.bmp in any image editing software that allows layers (paint.net, GIMP, photoshop, etc.) Place provinces.bmp in the bottom layer and rivers.bmp in the top layer. Change the visibility of the rivers.bmp on and off repeatedly until it is noticeable.
Expected behavior There should be no offset, it makes borders defined on rivers look wrong.
Screenshots
Additional context I fixed it on my end by just opening in GIMP, moving the image one pixel to the right and filling in the gap on the left edge with the right color.