Hy @Yskonyn welcome!

Joe Sweeney made a series of videos a,b,c,d... about the first steps in CC3. Note that these videos are from the old version of the software, but your knowledge remains current. You can use a lot to create your first maps beautifully.

I leave you the link to the first video, I hope it is useful in some way.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QLaTKOJC6og&t=149s

Cheers

Also in this link, Josh Plunkett explain how to perform the TRACE technique - using a base map as a reference and working with CC3 on top of that image. This technique for me is absolutely essential as it saves me a lot of time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8Fvz98lJ7Q&t=1785s

Cheers II

A great construction without a doubt... there must be gold inside. 🤣

Thank you very much @Royal Scribe . In this type of maps, I normally put the measurements in metric (100x71 or 100x100 in 1:1 cut) and carry out all the work solely with visual scales.

Land features color transitions are AMAZING!

Contemplating the painted ceiling of a famous chapel...As Rafael said to Michel: "you sent us back to school".

Thank you very much Royal! <3

Currently, after years of postponing I finally started writing about the first continent, Jambolandia - these last maps. I believe that by the end of the year I will have the campaign scenario ready. I've already passed 60% of the content.

I like very much the isometric deck, but I believe that the Weilink deck fits better with the Schley style in overland mode.

Often when I need a larger deck I have no other option than to splice the same image by varying the position, but it doesn't end up looking real.

its mike schley dungeon portal.

CA80 Hy Space Systems have those i use sometimes.