Is there any way for me to distort continents to be able to fit on the Robinson projection Worlda?

[Acenos]

ve come across these maps of lost continents and i wonder if there are any tools for me to use to distort them in order to fit in the robinson projection of the standard worlda map:

This was made using the pacific centered worlda map

This one was made using a mercator/miller projection not robinson

 

[Deleted member 105545]

ve come across these maps of lost continents and i wonder if there are any tools for me to use to distort them in order to fit in the robinson projection of the standard worlda map:

This was made using the pacific centered worlda map

This one was made using a mercator/miller projection not robinson

Use GProjector!

Just plop the landmass on a map and put it into GProjector, quite easy actually

 

[Acenos]

Use GProjector!

Just plop the landmass on a map and put it into GProjector, quite easy actually

how do i align them though? they usually end up filling the entire globe

 

[Lyly]

Not all of the projections in GProjector are global in nature, a good number are appropriate for regional or local projections. Just keep clicking through.

 

[Yanranay]

how do i align them though? they usually end up filling the entire globe

I remember there being a way to restrict GProjector to certain longitudes/latitudes. So
if you know the approximate coordinate boundaries of your maps it should be fairly easy to convert

 

[Acenos]

i unfortunately dont