What a great work around - thanks @Royal Scribe

Click on Edit>Reshape>Mirror, then select what you want, then draw a line of the axis you want it flipped around. Not sure whether you need a mouse for that though, Helen

Perfect ridges - I really love that Sue. And it allows for different terrain types to be shown as you have got here. So, grassy, rocky, volcanic terrain will also show through. I really love that.

And sure, if you draw 8 sided snowflakes, then your drawn snowflakes have 8 sides - someone should tell the real snowflakes to get with it and advance to 8 pointed flakes - lazy things.

LOVE the description.

Hi, Ricko. I think the farm fields are a bit TOO large, especially given the scale. I would reduce them by reducing the scale dimensions in the Bitmap menu. At least, that is my opinion, and I accept if you don't go for it.

I absolutely LOVE the write-up. Very oriental mythos.

I always have specific Terrain sheets for different biomes on all my overland maps - i add them myself. So I applaud what you have done here.

Same here, but I was able to access it via the subfolder in the Annuals folder in the CC3+ intallation on the System Data folder on my drive that i installed CC3+ on.

I am going to exclude top down styles.

So I use Schley mostly, but I don't think that should be the one because it already has so many symbols.

That leaves my next two equal favourites - Jon Roberts - but few too symbols for me to use often; and Spectrum - which could do with a heap more symbols, but it is alone in depicting grass covered hills and even mountains, which I really like. That is a big omission from Schley - hint to the monthly freebies from Schley

I also forgot to add that Spectrum has by far the best fills. I would urge that ALL the Koppen biomes are included - with perhaps at least 2 fills per biome.

@Loopysue I understand your attitude about not revamping Spectrum. Thanks for replying though.