Mee too. The glowing lines already look very Cyberpunk.

You could try going for a "black and neon" colour scheme, with a black background (maybe dark blue for the sea) and differently neon-coloured streets and buildings (with inner and outer glow effects).

"Night City, AHWOOOO!" 😎

Thanks a lot, Sue. I'll be away from my PC for a couple of days, but will try tweaking the cliff shadows a bit more when I'm back.

Haven't really used blur and blend mode until now, so I'm looking forward to learning a bit more.

Thanks a lot for mentioning that term - hadn't known about the FFIX command before.

Will do so as part of the "final check and touch up".

An excellent map. I like the "path-focused format" and the lovely style.

A few trees on the right side of the path are "spilling onto" adjacent mountains, but that's only noticeable when zoomed into the high res version (mainly near Churdiz-Khord).

Apart from that, everything's great.

Splendid water effects. Really looking forward to November. :)

Sounds like a plan.

If it's now a scaling issue, you can try putting a single colour sheet directly beneath the "Acne"-sheet and see if that fixes the issue where it is.

Still on the fence in regards to the water effects, but glad that you have a working PC again.

Plus, I'm very much looking forward to those Dungeon-scale cliffs. :)

"Horror House" from the 2016 Annual has a black and white checkerboard-tiled floor texture.

It's a monochrome style, but the texture might work with colour styles.

No. Had to create the ring in a rather elaborate way:

- Build another land mass using the land mass tools.

- Copy the settings of the land mass.

- Manually set a with

- Draw a ring shape using the circle drawing tool.

- Open the sheet effects and put a colour key on the land sheet (as topmost effect).

- Draw cutouts and manually "rough up" the inside of the ring using colour key fractal polygons.

- Manually draw the coast lines of the new land masses on the coastline sheet.

There's probably easier ways of doing this (trace command?), but that was the way that came to my mind. Does anyone know an easier method?

Yes please. Just remember to put the individual trees and the forest texture on the same sheet (I moved the trees to the "woods"-sheet for this - and moved the woods sheet around, so that the trees covered the houses again).