For a small challenge in December, I challenge you to make the design for a festive winter-themed post card in CC3+.

This is just a small friendly challenge, No prizes for this one, except for the eternal glory of a shiny medal forum badge to the winner.

The idea is to design a small map that would fit a post card, so a pretty small map. It needs to be winter or seasonal holiday-themed (For example Christmas, New Years or other observable holiday).

No restrictions on art resources used, you can use imported symbols and fills, but the map itself should be made in CC3+, and no post-processing in external image editors. Obviously, even if you can import external art-resources, making a complete card in an external editor and then importing that as a single image into CC3+ isn't acceptable.

The challenge is now over, please use the poll below to vote for your favorite. All the images are on this page, just scroll down to see them. The poll will close on January 24th.

That's the result you get if you export it using the "Cosmographer Template" option (It is basically formatted for the Traveller System).

If you just use File -> Save Campaign Cartographer File, you should get a more "normal" result.

This forum has the ability to embed CC3+ buttons in posts, which can be a great visual aid when explaining something to people. There are two versions, image with text (ex: :CC2MCHANGE:), and just the image (ex: |CC2CO|)

Adding these into a post is just a matter of taking the CC3+ button image identifier and putting it between two colons or two vertical bars, like this:

:PERIBOX: ⇒ :PERIBOX:

|GLOBE| ⇒ |GLOBE|

Note that this will just show as the code when you are editing the post, you won't see the actual button until you actually post your comment.

And there you have it, the idea for the next Sue style (or more like the latest to be added to the queue), "Castle Under Siege", a hybrid city/dungeon scale style with siege engines, castle walls in various states of repair mounted and foot soldiers, burning building, dead things (people and animals)

Not sure what you mean by PDF assets, are you referring to the documentation/manuals? You can find these inside the Documentation folder in the CC3+ data directory (C:\ProgramData\Profantasy\CC3Plus\Documentation unless you changed the default installation location during setup)