Nice start, I'm looking forward to seeing it finished

Awesome @Steven Nentwig (Steven!) !

I downloaded it again and installed the new update (broken towers) and it didn't request a repair, it installed as if it hadn't been installed the first time.

Once I close cc3 and open it again, the new icons do not appear in any Symbol Catalogs Settings subfolder and I do not know where these images are in my cc3, as they do not appear in any isometric cities folder.

Cheers

Mike Schley overland and isometric style desperately needs north-facing cliffs.

In the absence of them, I usually use Sue Richard's from Darklands, using different terrain colors on different sheets, to try to give the difference in depth between them. Darker terrain at the bottom, and lighter terrain at the top.

Beatiful style mr Quenten

The biggest dificult with cliffs, in my opinion, is that white edge they have. It's difficult to integrate with any terrain I've tried. The marked limit always appears

This region has a completely dense forest, Amazon style.

I also never liked this type of effect, and I prefer placing trees manually, but mapping such a dense area one by one would be crazy even for me.

In theory, in the top right corner there is a box with information.

stones under river water are 😍

I like the roughness of the stones in this larger image

Agree. In these cases when the reference image makes it difficult to see details in the trace, I use the trace only for the external contours of the land. When I finish the contour of the lands, I prefer to work with the original image open for reference and at the same time using CC3+. It makes my eyes strain a lot when I lower the transparency between 30-50%

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