The livestream was brilliant, thanks again Ralf. :)

I've not watched them before, but I won't be missing any in future.

Those are brilliant, I wish my first CC3 maps had been so nice. ?

JimP said:

I don't think there is one, except I do all of this engine room floor as a polygon.

I've fixed your floor alignment problem I think. I broke both the polygon and segment shapes - leaving an arc and three sides of the rectangle - then trimmed to intersection at both ends of the arc.

Then multipolied them together.

So both the arc and the polygon are in exactly the same place as they were, but they intersect correctly and form a single entity.

Great map Medio.  I enjoyed your WIP posts and the final map is brilliant. ?

I love the night map. ?

I missed Remy's video this week, I'll have to catch up.

These are great looking maps @simianorganism. ?

The rocks alongside the road look odd, they look like they're supposed to be a stone wall - in which case you probably need to add more symbols or an underlying polygon to fill in the gaps. Or if it's a stony edge, then I think you need to reduce the shadow, as it's the same size as the wooden fence shadow.

The shadow on the cliff looks weird as well. I think you need the ground at the top of the cliff to be on a higher sheet than the cliff and then cast a big wall shadow from there - so that the shadow is cast across the cliff sheet itself - then add a subtle shadow or large dark glow from the cliff sheet. That's how I did my cliffs for The Misgivings.

That's a fantastic, beautiful map, well done.

One thing that I noticed, that you might fancy tweaking is that some of the roads are casting wall shadows, so they appear to be elevated - whereas the city walls aren't, so they appear to be flatter than those roads. 

I subscribed to White Dwarf from 1984 until well after it had dropped all RPG content, bought quite a lot of back issues for specific articles and scenarios as well.

The 'old school' RPG maps in White Dwarf were very colourful and detailed for RPG publications of that era. They tended to have 2-4 colours for outdoor areas, or as the background fill. The lovely maps were one of the main attractions of White Dwarf to be honest. Sci-fi games like Traveller, Paranoia and Judge Dredd had particularly nice maps.

Outdoor locations tended to have detailed black line art on the coloured background.

The indoor section of the maps was always white floors and black walls, to stand out from the coloured background.

I've still got all those White Dwarf in my parents' attic, but unfortunately can't get to them due to covid restrictions! Otherwise I'd take a photograph of a few pages containing maps to show you.

So I've acquired some small snippets from maps out of issues that I definitely own to show you the style they used.

Snippet of a map from a White Dwarf Call of Cthulhu scenario.

Snippet of a map from a White Dwarf D&D Ninja scenario - this was in White Dwarf 59, which was the first I ever bought in September 1984, everything earlier that I own was a back issue.

I can't get enough of your awesome waterfalls Sue, looking forward to seeing the lavafalls.

Thanks Sue -that shipmodell.com website is so useful - definitely worth working out how to download from.
Ships are so hard to draw correctly, I'm hoping that Ralf does a new ship deckplan annual, as he hinted recently.