Thanks @Royal Scribe , it is in the atlas now.

No, please don't. Descriptions are intended as an optional extra for those that have additional information they wish to provide about the map, not a requirement.

Initially, descriptions was meant as a way for mappers to talk about technical details about their map (how they made it, and so on) to help people learn from the maps in the atlas. But people have twisted it over to be used for world lore instead. Which is fine, I guess.

If links are obvious (like a city map linking to the labeled city marker on an overland map), you don't really need to do anything. If it is harder to understand without a explanation, either just explain it to me in writing, or put a rectangle or something (with optional text) on a dedicated layer which I can just hide or delete when I am done with it. Just name the layer something that make it obvious that it is a temporary layer and don't conflict with the MAP LINKS layer I use.

Thanks @Wyvern, these are now in the atlas.

Great work @Ricko

Thanks @Ricko

Thanks @Ricko. This map is now in the atlas.

And congratulation with submitting map # 1200 🏆🏆🏆

Thanks @Wyvern , these maps are now in the atlas.

I don't have Smart App Control, but looking at the Update file, it is clearly signed and Windows reports that the digital signature is ok, so why this SAC feature claim otherwise I have no idea.

Considering you're running the update, I assume you've already installed the program. And the installer is signed the same way as the update, so blocking one and not the other makes little sense to me

Unfortunately, it isn't anything I can do to help, so I suggest you contact tech support through your registered user pages. Maybe they either know about the problem and knows of a way to help, or if it is a new problem, it is important that they get to know about it.

If you have Symbol Set 3: Modern, the vector style there contains several vehicles drawn using CC3+. And you can explode the symbols to get a good look at how they are constructed.

As a non-artist, drawing vectors in CC3+ would be my way to go, as I am hopeless with those image editors, and prefer the precision I get with snapping and coordinate/angle inputs.

A very nice map.

You may want to reduce the text size in the legend a little bit though. I notice how some of it basically touches the right edge, and due to the fact how true type fonts behave, they may stretch more at certain zoom levels, so having a buffer avoids the risk of the text extending over the border at those zoom levels.