The Western Isles Board

The United Republics of Dormill and Stiura

Athara magarat wrote:

Nazis!

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I've always wondered this, but never asked. Is the white part of your flag supposed to be negative space (like Nepal's flag), or is it a rectangle?

Remodio

Serpens land wrote:

I've always wondered this, but never asked. Is the white part of your flag supposed to be negative space (like Nepal's flag), or is it a rectangle?

Negative space. You can actually have null space there on the image file itself and NS can render it properly, I've seen that at least once before.

Athara magarat and Serpens land

The Blue Islands of Corindia

Dormill and Stiura wrote:

Negative space. You can actually have null space there on the image file itself and NS can render it properly, I've seen that at least once before.

Maybe the negative space just didn't render because they put the flag waving effect on it

The United Republics of Dormill and Stiura

Maybe the negative space just didn't render because they put the flag waving effect on it

Yup, that breaks it. But you can take the version with waves the site makes and then put the negative space back in if you don't mind some loss in quality

Remodio and Athara magarat

Corindia wrote:

Yup, that breaks it. But you can take the version with waves the site makes and then put the negative space back in if you don't mind some loss in quality

Of course, there's the other question of "Who even likes the wave graphic on their flag?" I honestly think it looks rubbish.

New jacobland

I've always debated myself over if I want to have my flag with the waving effect or not, what are you people's opinions on the flag waving effect?

Serpens land

I've always debated myself over if I want to have my flag with the waving effect or not, what are you people's opinions on the flag waving effect?

I used to hate it, but it's slowly grown on me.

New jacobland

The Snark Queen of Shidei

I've always debated myself over if I want to have my flag with the waving effect or not, what are you people's opinions on the flag waving effect?

I really don't like it. It makes the flag hard to see and it doesn't look good.

I have flag wave on because my design is so simple it doesn't actually interfere with anything, and it's a decent representation of what the flag would actually look at

Corindia, Wellsia, and New jacobland

The Unified Electorates of Ainslie

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There seems to be pros and cons to it, on one hand the ripple makes the colours worse and slightly obstructs the flag, but on the other hand it makes it look more like a flag, which is useful for when your flag isn't conventionally shaped, for example if it's square shaped, to help it look like a flag and distinguish itself from just a drawing or a picture like some nations in NationStates have when they're like a joke country, or not a country at all but just a character, or an object, or lots of ants, something like that.

New jacobland

The Arch Duchy of Einnstadt

all of your eyes would burn if you saw what the ainslie flag looks like without ripple

Roendavar and Serpens land

The Federated States of Domanania

Athara magarat wrote:

Nazis!

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Then I think your overview has some logic problen. Before I read your dispatch. I think your nation has specfic relation with Budha.(the angle of the symbol)

This symbol is used earlier than Nazi Germany(And your nation has long hisyory). But if you said young generation confused it with Nazi symbol. It will make sense.

Fun fact: Due to how the Doman calendar works, it is only 1637 in Domanania

Wellsia and Hospitaller West Indies

Hyukai

I'm thinking of making my PM or King go an a small visiting spree after by short absence. What do you think?

Wellsia, New jacobland, and Corsitilia

New aapelistan

The Federated States of Domanania

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Domanania wrote:

Fun fact: Due to how the Doman calendar works, it is only 1637 in Domanania

1399 in Aprosia. Although the Gregorian calendar is used as the calendar for most official instances.

Wellsia and Corsitilia

New aapelistan wrote:

1399 in Aprosia. Although the Gregorian calendar is used as the calendar for most official instances.

we use the Gregorian calendar as well. But it starts in 384 AD

New aapelistan

The Könirike of Havalland

Domanania wrote:

we use the Gregorian calendar as well. But it starts in 384 AD

Aprosia traditionally uses something akin to the Solar Hijri calendar. Potentially a third one for the followers of the native religion, but nothing on that yet

Domanania and Segentova

Segentova wrote:

Is this legal?

I will make it legal
-The Senate

Domanania, Segentova, and Doravo

The Dominion of Nhoor

The Sarcasm King of Segentova

Domanania wrote:

Fun fact: Due to how the Doman calendar works, it is only 1637 in Domanania

In Nhoor it's 1205 but that's just 2021 duodecimally.

Domanania

French republican calendar ftw. It's still officially in use in Segentova.

Thromsa and Einnstadt

Shanzie

Einnstadt wrote:

Then I think your overview has some logic problen. Before I read your dispatch. I think your nation has specfic relation with Budha.(the angle of the symbol)

This symbol is used earlier than Nazi Germany(And your nation has long hisyory). But if you said young generation confused it with Nazi symbol. It will make sense.

Prepare for a long rant.

Segentova and Wellsia

OH yeah? well guess what? Here in HWI we're in the year 2021 and we use the normal calender! take that

Segentova, Nhoor, and New jacobland

Alteran republics

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Einnstadt wrote:

Then I think your overview has some logic problen. Before I read your dispatch. I think your nation has specfic relation with Budha.(the angle of the symbol)

This symbol is used earlier than Nazi Germany(And your nation has long hisyory). But if you said young generation confused it with Nazi symbol. It will make sense.

I'm confused just from reading this post. 🥴

New aapelistan, Segentova, Wellsia, Serpens land, and 1 otherNurbaria

Alteran republics