Tome Symbol Catalogue

Hi,

I am finally working my way through the Tome of Ultimate Mapping for CC3 and I have come across a problem right at the beginning!

When I click on the Minerals/Mountains button as detailed on page 16 of the tome - the select catalog setting dialog shows no catalogs! I think I've looked in the right place in windows explorer and fount a mountains.fsc file which to me indicates it's all instaleld properly.

But why is the dialog empty? Have I set a flag somewhere or done something stupid in an earlier session with CC3 when I was just messing about to see what is what!?


TIA.

Comments

  • MonsenMonsen Administrator 🖼️ 81 images Cartographer
    You did start your map using the template described in the Tome, right? ("CC3 Standard Overland")

    Assuming you did, this usually happens because your filter settings have not loaded correctly for some reason. Try to right click the symbol style toggle button, and select master filter settings. Is "CC3" the topmost entry in this dialog, and is it the selected entry? If it isn't selected, click the radio button in front of it to select it, and click ok, then try the mountain again. If CC3 isn't in the list at all, you have to click the Load button in this dialog, find the CC3 entry in the new dialog that opens, select it and hit Load.
  • I too get this problem, despite loading cc3 standard overland. The master filter comes up as castle. I will try doing what is suggested. Why does this happen though. I used Castles on my last symbols load, but surely for a new map, it should load the correct filter for that style.
  • RalfRalf Administrator, ProFantasy 🖼️ 18 images Mapmaker
    Hard to say from here, perhaps your CC3 is not installed with full admin rights and therefore doesn't set the correct Windows registry settings. Have you installed CC3 Update 11? Did you-right click the file and choose "Run as Admin" for setup?
    You can also try to right-click the CC3 shortcut on your desktop, choose Properties and under the Compatibility tab choose "Always run as Admin", assuming you are using Windows Vista or newer.

    If that doesn't help, send in a tech support request from your registration page.
  • The admin rights was the solution. I don't think I installed it as administrator - but even if I did I can't run it as administrator (the option is greyed-out.)
    Fortunatley I have an administrator account and it seems to be fine on that....

    Thanks Monsen and Ralf.
  • I have tried the above suggestion, and it now works, thanks.
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