The building hub to connect the modules together.

If anyone wants to see these in action, I recently used them in a solo wargame battle:

That's because the text is the same color as the outlines of the buildings below. Try changing the text to a very dark grey instead of black.

For me, like I guess many others, it was the maps in the Lord of the Rings. I got the third book first (the others were delayed) and I vividly remember puring over the map trying to find the locations mentioned in the "what happened so far" section, but couldn't. Of course, because the book in the Return of the King only shows Rohan, Gondor and Mordor.

Because I loved the much higher detail of that map, I went ahead and expanded it myself to cover all the area of the big map. I think I ended up with something like 5x5 sheets of paper. Those hung over my bed for the longest time.

Yeah, sorry for the confusion. I had to rename the style after it had been available for 24 hours or so (entirely my fault)

You can also just delete the Silverman folders under /System/Drawtools/ and /Annual/, as well as the template files under /Templates/Overland Maps/Wizard/.

And here's the session's map again. Nothing spectacular, but perhaps useful if someone wants to look things up.

That looks a bit like an installation with insufficient rights (non-admin). Are you running CC3+ on a Windows account with reduced rights?

As a first thing, I'd try to run the latest update for CC3+ (update 28) . Download it from your registration page, right-click the file and choose "Run as Administrator" to execute it. Does that help?

If not, I would recommend a reinstall, making sure you also run the setup for CC3+ by right-clicking the file and choosing "Run as administrator" to execute it.

@boffo Yes, I'll do the session another time, don't worry.

I managed to blow some coffee grains into my eyes (don't ask!), which was quite unpleasant (don't try this at home), but it's better now and I can see again. :D Thanks for the concern!

I'm looking into this now, sorry that I missed this earlier.

To change the insertion point of a symbol do the following:

• Go to Symbol > Symbol Manager and EDIT the symbol you want to change.
• Use View > Move Origin to place the origin at the location you want the insertion point to be.
• Close and save the symbol editing window.

If you want to change the sheet a symbol goes to automatically, select the symbol in the Symbol Manager, and click Options. It will let you change the destination sheet.

You can make the changes in the current drawing you are working on, if you want them only for that map. If you want them changed for all maps, open up the original symbol catalog they are contained in and make the same changes there.