These are great. I really like how you scaled up the dunes in the Mamede map. It's giving me Lawrence of Arabia vibes!

Yes, thank you! I've seen the first one before but it's handy to have the tutorials all in one thread. Much appreciated!

Very cool!

Maybe check to confirm that your floors are in the FLOOR sheet and layer, and didn’t accidentally end up in a WALL sheet or layer? If it did, the door may be trying to make a break in it like it would on a wall.

Good luck with the surgery. Hope to see you back to mapping your wonderful maps soon.

Just wanted to comment on this old thread to say how delighted I am with this style as this month’s annual. I just went through the demo maps using a technique I’ve seen Ralf do, going through the sheets one by one, and then again turning on sheets in order to see the city build up. It’s very impressive! This style will be perfect for some of the “3,000 years ago” backstories in my campaign world.

Yay for aquatic elves! Marine Dungeons is one of my favorite styles and a lot more versatile than people realize. I even used it for my Greco-Roman temple that was entirely inland. Really like how well Darklands and Marine Dungeons work together. This is really beautiful.

Hi @Monsen,

@Quenten kindly created a place on his Menina Island map for my Sea Elf Outpost, which I would like to submit for the Community Atlas.

This is the part of the map where it's located:

Is that too small of a space to claim?

I will post the relevant files in a follow-up on this thread, and also my details as a first-time contributor to the Atlas.

Oh, the image above also illustrate the super cool automated crenellations in the city walls and in the round and square towers.

The bridges and the piers also have cool support posts:

I fixed those two fields. I can't even find the light brown with furrows that I thought I used. Maybe I hallucinated them. ;-)

In fixing this, I noticed that the paved road on the left was accidentally on the ROADS sheet instead of the ROADS PAVED sheet. Fixed it after exporting this JPEG.