The wizard fetches things from the map template. So you should be able to fix this by editing the template file for that style, which should be found in @Templates\Overland Maps\Wizard

I assume you are talking about the Annual Jon Roberts cities here?

I think it is just a color issue, the symbols in this style is quite simple, and mostly white, and the white symbols on the white background makes them invisible.

Note that you don't have to place them from the new map wizard, you can also access these symbols after starting the map by hitting the :ICON_DRAWING: button. (They'll be just as hard to see in the symbol catalog window though, unless you change the view window color from the View menu to something not white.)

Who doesn't enjoy a good storm?

Maps are now in the atlas. Thanks Quenten.

Very nice. Any reason for picking that location?

That's what 2 years of being locked up does to us. You just need a bit of training to get back into that convention-shape again :)

There isn't a global option, but all maps have a OnOpenMacro which is run whenever you open that map....

But be careful about loading new macro files. When you load a new macro file, the current one is unloaded. And a lot of the buttons in the interface calls up macros, which then break if you load a different macro files without these macros defined. In general, I never recommend ever loading a new macro file, but either add your custom macros to the default fcw32.mac file, OR have your macros as scripts instead which you can call on with the SCRIPTM command instead of using macros (A script is basically a macro contained in an external file, one macro per file, doesn't have the MACRO/ENDM lines, and is run when you call it instead of loaded like a macro file)

If the main macro file itself doesn't load at startup, there is something wrong.

First of all, check that the file exists in your CC3+ data directory. It should be named fcw32.mac. This file is a plain text file which you can open up in any text editor, so open it in notepad or similar to verify that it looks fine. Should be a little less than 1800 lines in it, give or take (I don't think the file I checked was modified, but the number is just to give an estimate anyway to give a rough indication of the expected size.)

If the file is missing, or obviously corrupt, there may be a backup file in there that you can just rename to fcw32.mac and have a try.

If none of that helps, I suggest you contact technical support via your account pages.

When you use "Change like draw tool" on the imported landmass, it will add the coastline automatically as long as the tool in the new style uses one.

Have you tried unchecking all the checkboxes in the dialog? The automatic alignment doesn't always find the correct orientation.