Note that there is no reason to go around remembering the EDITSHADING command from step 3, simply using :CC2EDIT: on the shaded entity will do the same job.

I'll need to refer you to their support then though. If this software provides additional services on top of windows for handling the files in their fences, only those who know that program would know if it stores a full copy or a link of things you put there.

Given the message you got, I would assume a full copy, but that's just blind guessing.

It should be easy enough to test though. Just create your own sacrificial folder with some junk files or copies of existing files in it, then add that to your fence, and then try to delete it again and see if anything happens to the original. Since this isn't related to CC3+ in any way, the behavior seen with that folder should be the same as with the CC3+ folder you added.

That's best solved by contacting technical support through the form on your registered user pages.

My order of the 10th Anniversary Edition of Cats of Catthulhu arrived this morning. No idea when I am actually going to get to play it, but it looks fun:

But the main reason for making this post is to share a nice little detail about the book with you all. Because on page 51 of the main book, we can find this guy:

Yup, that's my cat Jack, ready for adventure in the world of Catthulhu. So, not only do he find his way into my livestreams and meetings, but he is now in an actual published RPG book.

(If anyone likes puzzle games, his image can also be found in the computer game "Cats Love Boxes" released on Steam last year.)

(Note that I am not affiliated with neither the mentioned RPG nor video game, and unfortunately Jack does not earn any royalties either for his appearances.)

All we need now is a cat-themed mapping style so I can make maps for this game.

Processed and added to the atlas. Thanks for the contribution Ricko.