Working on getting the Hex transparency correct for the printing. Added higher res to galley.

Quenten, doubled width and added a blur.

Well I'm a Battletech player an I bought CC2 to do overland maps for Battletech Campaign games. I have created overland maps for the game but never had any good symbols so I started to create some symbols. This is a quick map to test of the symbols I made and to show a friend how to do the contours on his export Ft3 maps as he wants to show a an elevation change with the contour lines.

I will be working on more Battletech Symbols in the future and will be fixing the ones I did last night as based on this map they are HUGE!! so I need to scale them down.

My first attempt at cart tracks and I added some muddy areas. Also added for Smithy items to outer building.

I'm currently working on a new city and using a different style this time around. The city is based on information from the person I'm making the map for so I'm trying to get as many elements into the map as possible. I have posted 2 versions of the map one with out the key and one with the key. The key version needs the fonts tweaked but I'm looking to see if they way I want to do the text and key works for people if I get the font style and coloring the way I like it.

Comments and suggestions are welcome as always.

Here are the final versions of the project.

Night Version

Made adjustments to the night version.

Yes it already has a glow applied.

Ok I tried this but it looked like it was already set to that setting but applied it anyway.

Changed the grid back to black.

@EukalyptusNow

Ok I made the recommended changes and added a shadow effect to the hedges and rock walls. I also changed the temple colors and toned them down a little.

@Loopysue

I'm changing the temple colors with RGB martix effects and / or Hue and Saturation adjustments on a separate sheet, as I don't want to edit the images themselves. The one I can't get to change is the Keep 01 symbol. I have not found a way to dark this up without editing the image itself.