Work Around Annual for cc3+
I have not seriously used cc3+ because my world maps use the annuals notably Annual 64 and 71 (Herwin Wielink stuff), and I do not want to remap all 7 continents with some other style just yet. Knowing that Profantasy can not be expected to convert all annuals in the blink of a eye, I mean they are god like because of this excellent software, but I suspect they are only human and stuff like this takes time. Soooo....
I brought up the directory for cc3 and also the directory for cc3+
I then copied every instance of annual CA64 and CA71 from the cc3 directories to c33+ directories ( went through level of the tree)
After this I loaded one of my cc3 maps using CA65 and bam it showed up with all my symbols and drawing tools in place.
On thing I noticed was that some of the drawing tools (like when i click the default sea icon on the left menu) come up with a dialog box which says select drawing tool..so i just click the one i need and it works.
My main question could this mess up any maps that I draw later when the annuals are converted.. or if they could mess anything up for that matter.
Thanks Ron
I brought up the directory for cc3 and also the directory for cc3+
I then copied every instance of annual CA64 and CA71 from the cc3 directories to c33+ directories ( went through level of the tree)
After this I loaded one of my cc3 maps using CA65 and bam it showed up with all my symbols and drawing tools in place.
On thing I noticed was that some of the drawing tools (like when i click the default sea icon on the left menu) come up with a dialog box which says select drawing tool..so i just click the one i need and it works.
My main question could this mess up any maps that I draw later when the annuals are converted.. or if they could mess anything up for that matter.
Thanks Ron
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A few annuals also supplied some extra .dll files with commands for CC3, these you may wish to be careful with, as these may not work as desired with CC3+, but just copying art assets should not cause any issues.