When the land is flat in Wilbur though you know it wasn't when you were looking at it in FT3, the MDR file has quirky data in it called NANs and Outliers. These are data points that are either massively above or below the expected range of altitudes, or data that isn't a number (Not A Number) - an error of some kind. You can't see these points because they are one or two points in tens of thousands of data points, but you can deal with them by carrying out the instructions on pages 10 and 11 of the Supplemental Notes.

Very engaging map and supporting work. You've done a beautiful job of the Heraldry :)

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@grandula - good news for you. I was just discussing the need for an underwater mapping style with another member of the Profantasy team, and the go ahead was given for planning to commence. This will probably be a new style in next year's Cartographer's Annual, so although it is not an immediate solution for you it will be there eventually :)

That would be quite a challenge using any of the existing styles, not least because we don't actually have an underwater style as such.

However, if you are prepared to make top view maps rather than isometric or perspective view like these we should be able to help you develop your own way of doing things.

The wonderful thing about CC3 is that you can make your own styles with your own textures and symbols.