Sure. No need to break anything down for the atlas. I prefer dungeon levels being a single file each.

Another thing to consider as you did mention running on Azure. They support machines with desktop OS as well (Win 10/11), not just server OS.

Try hitting Tab during the move/resize operation.

Did you try rebooting your computer after the installation to see if the issue continued after that? I obviously have no idea why this is happening to you, but if something is being done during installation for some reason causes explorer to start crashing, a reboot will at the very least restart every part of Windows.

You should also contact customer support through your registered user pages. Maybe they'll be able to work out something with you, like trying an alternate build of the installer.

Nice collection. It does make testing a bit harder, but at least I have something to try.

I'll see if I can find anything. Maybe there is an overlap with what @Nivenus uses. (Or maybe I am barking up the wrong tree here, but figuring out weird problems can be difficult, so anything can be worth trying)

Nicely done.

My nitpicking self can't help but notice you stuck with the default straight line bulkheads, while the original drawing uses round shapes. Did you consider trying smooth lines instead of the default straight ones to give a more rounded look?

More maps for the atlas. Thanks @Quenten

Now added to the atlas. Thanks for the contribution @Quenten

Nicely done . I love this style. Looks a bit light in the vegetation department though. Maybe some trees to show major forests.

Sounds like a good approach to the problem to me @Alberto Giuffrida. Would be nice just having a simple script to run that can be distributed without having to distribute copyrighted material.