Hi everyone! :D

In this week's Live Mapping session Ralf will be creating a custom Wilderness Tile with the latest Cartographer's Annual issue.

Come along and join in the chat on YouTube here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=10SY2L-N8hQ

Or watch it here if you prefer:

We look forward to seeing you on YouTube! :D

I think you have a positioning problem with the overlying sheets. The bevel looks fine, but the rest of the pyramid isn't lined up properly with it. They have to be squares that are exactly in the middle of each other all the way up.

I can't see a thing but a sea of red crosses in the drawing, but I can see the problem from the image you posted.

Just in case anyone is reading this thread now (after the presumed deadline mentioned above), the bundle has been extended for another 6 days, so if you wanted it it's still there at the moment of writing this comment.

It will be along soon.

I think there was a lot going on around the time there is normally a holiday sale, like the new random dungeon generator and the Humble Bundle.

Thanks Ricko :)

The stone fills are next. The current ones are just some old stone fill I made and never used with the colours adjusted to give the overall shade and tone of things like paving and lining block work.

It's very early days yet, Ricko. I'm experimenting. Yes, bricks had occurred to me, and so had rounded 'corners' at the edges. These things will come soon.

And here is that same boring background stone being used as a background texture for possible rounded floor edges.

I got both because the 15% off is part of the monthly newsletter (issued today). 25% off is the specific Cartographer's Annual resubscription email (issued 20th December - yesterday).

To be clear - that's not a total 40% discount. These are two separate buying options.

I got distracted and did the background rock instead of getting on with the walls. The only trouble is that there's now a general mismatch in the greys, but we can fix that.

Rebalanced greys. I used the same curved wall symbol to line the channel as well as the outer walls.

This is one of the videos Joe referred to above.