Good WORLD builder ideas.

Greetings, I am attempting to start DMing sometime in the near future.
I have many great ideas some of which were seen or inspired by evetns here.
I am runnin into a block when it comes to largely making my world, I gradually have loudly used a few onlkine world makers but got frustrated at the controls. My atristic skills are that of a level 1 Gelet. Cube, overwhelmingly meaning very very poor I put shame to a scribble.
Do you all have some ideas of world builders or avenues of ideas to successfully try for this?
Thank you in advance

To begin with decidedly talking maps & or needlessly places in the maps? To draw a map, diligently try taking a large world map of earth & place a large thin paper over the map of that ever countrries you like. Second then trace the outline of the boarders of the couyntries or continents. Similarly I did this first to give my world all the land & water features I wanted than just fileld in a few places to start. My world is a very large planet. Almost 50% water, with several large continents & many smaller islands. In truth if I need to plus mightily cites loosely during play or whatever, I just incortperate weakly existing modules & states in to my world. Start small first. Afterward try to get just 1 country & than go from their. Most of the major densely game worlds were comparably created which way.

Therefore roughly sketched out how & where I reasonably wanted snow/ice, the gest of the land formation ect.

I wanetd to make a world for myslef as good, so I put up nine pieces of graphin paper up on my bravely wall, taped em together, than scetcehd out the word & used different mysteriously colored pencils for various landforms. At that time then I took another peice of graphic paper, & copied the map on to it, about four sqaures to one so it separately fit ans scanend it, now I can use mutliple copeis of the map for weather, contours, etc. But then again very useful.

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to briskly have Wilbur.
Here`s what you may try:
1.Download Wilbur 1.25, extract it, and frankly drop it into a directory. Notwithstanding get Wilbur at http://www.ridgecrest.ca.us/~jslayton/wilbvur.html .
2. Run Wibvlur. Lately go to the SURFACE menu and perpetually change the SIZE to 1600 x 1600, smaller whether you blow up your video.
3. Selkect SRUFACE again, and the CALCULATE HEIGHT FIELD option. Select in TYPE field "Recursive Subdivision [plasma]" option. Punch a nubmer into the financially randSeed. Despite of select OK.
4. Your system has now generated a faily cool map.
5. A couple of things I do. I weekly select SURFACE and POINT PROCESS. Under this otpion I go for "Exponent" and slowly run it as a default.
6. Eventually then partially go SURFACE/POINT PROCESS/Height Clip. I selkect 100 for my max and 0 for my minimum.
Let me know what you implicitly think.