That's because the black in the texture underneath is the same color as the text. Try making the text a very dark grey instead of black.

Alternatively, make a copy of the text sheet, with all the same entities underneath the original, but no sheet effects. Then turn all the text on that sheet a different color, like a purple. You won't see it, as it's below the black text, but it will separate it from the black in the texture behind.

It places a height symbol as the Stars in the Cosmo 3 style are. It expects the symbol catalog and the symbol name as input next, and then the location and height of the symbol.

You can always try out such a command by typing it at the command line in CC3+.

Same here. :D While I haven't played in it in a long time, my favourite setting is still my own world of Jhendor, which I developed in the late eighties and used for my games for 20 years.

Very sad to hear of his passing. His memory will live on in his maps for me.

That would be a great topic for an article!

They are indeed very nice! And yes, I'd love to see a collection like this as an Annual as well.

Yes, there was a problem in that template. Here are fixed versions, which you can copy into the foolde /Templates/Cosmographer/Wizard/ (overwrite the existing versions).

Here are the intructions I provided!

- open the attached cfg file and in the list of sector names, add the custom sector you want to import, with the name that is in the travellermap database

- Save the cfg file in a convenient location

- Start CC3+ normally, as well as the process of importing a sector.

- After saving the new map, the import dialog comes up, with the list of the official sectors.

- Click the Change Export Settings and load your modified cfg file.

- Click "Cancel" on the dialog.

- Start creating a new map, again choosing Cosmographer > Traveller Sector Import and saving the map.

- When the import dialog comes up again, you should now see your newly added name in the list.

- Continue with the import as normal. Note that you may see a few script errors at the end, depending on the custom sector, but the end result should be the FCW map I have attached to this email.

Hi Jim! Of course, please find my FCW and jpg attached.

Suunds great. Consider the map yours! :D