I believe, though I don't know for sure, that you may need to download and install the free third party assets from Vintyri. The reason I'm not sure is because I have red Xs also in those maps, and I have all the Profantasy sets. What I don't have is the CSUAC, the Dundjinni archives, and the Vintyri Cartographic Collection.

You can get hold of these sets through links on this page. Installation can be a bit tricky, so be sure to read the installation guides very carefully and do exactly as described.

If I am wrong I do apologize, but I can't think that there would be another reason for it. At the very least you will gain a whole load of new stuff to use.

I didn't mention Bogies Mapping Collection because I do have that one installed, but still have mostly red Xs in those maps.

There are several ways of varying complexity - each has a 'best use' scenario. In this situation, since the outline is clear of anything else in the vicinity and relatively simple, I would use the Extract Properties tool |CC2KEEP| to set the active properties to match the land, and then break that polygon open by snipping a small piece out of each side of that neck using the break tool |CC2BREAK|. Then I would right click the Fractalise tool |CC2FRX| and use "Path to Polygon" from the menu to convert both the resulting bits of polygon back into separate polygons - one at a time.

Looks good, Ede - glad you are finding it useful :)

Thank you :)

I use Sketchup Pro myself. Strange that this texture was so oddly marred. They are usually a lot better than that.

LOL!

Thanks Wyvern :)