Text to come. It fits between what has already been mapped, and the area you are going to map.

I just like to fill in the unmapped little spaces that otherwise would miss out, and it gives me a chance to use a style I otherwise would not use. i use Mike Schley as the main basis for my own fantasy world.

I am really looking forward to your map. You can start on it now - it has not been taken, and Remy won't mind if you start now.

I use Ralf's method mainly, but if the map is not too cluttered, i do use the drawing over an image - which is what I did with this map.

Use the symbols, rather than the dots, IMO.

That was perfect @Loopysue . I have now got all my structures sorted (as well as the main structures one with everything in it, and sorted to my satisfaction). Needless to say, I have saved all these in another folder as well, so if I have to reload all CC3+, I will have these catalogues available. I now have Mike Schley template etc working just as I like it.

Added the symbols. On SYMBOLS CARTOUCHES sheet

Wow, great to have you on the forum. Would love to see some of your maps.

And the sail was a separate symbol also from CSUAC/Dundjinni

How about this bit - 1000x1000 miles, temperate, coast, mountains, desert, oasis. West coast Doriant. The grid squares are 100x100 miles, if you want to cut it down further.

Or cut the bottom two rows off, and get the default Overland map size of 1000 x 800 miles.

Just a suggestion, based on what you mentioned. The red dots represent large and medium sized cities.

Actually, the grid street was common in the ancient world - the crazed street layout as more medieval.

I have rescaled the drawing, so it is in metres. Also, the effects were set as imperial, not metric - I have also fixed that. Not sure why it didn't work properly if you did choose metric rather than imperial at the beginning. The bitmap resolutions may need to be altered though.