The lines have a fixed length. They are then scaled based on the width of the drawing, so if that doesn't match the ratio, they don't end up being long enough, or alternatively, too long. The new map wizard doesn't distort images, it always scales them proportionally. ()

The maps from the Poncegraf Fief have now been added to the atlas. Thanks for the contribution @Quenten .

The vegetation for DD3 is found on the Skirmish button (the last one).

The problem you are encountering here is that there is both an outline and a landmass. When you use change properties, you end up changing both of them (or all 3 in this case). You need to select just the land poly.

In your case, the easiest way to do that is when using schange properties to select the landmass by the edge of the inner lake, instead of the outer coastline. There should only be one entity there. This saves you from doing other tricks to select only the right entity.

Looking at your screenshots, it looks like the white gap is part of the image. CC3+ doesn't add or remove anything from the image (shouldn't anyway, and I've been unable to get it to). So my recommendation is to have a closer look at the source image, seems there is a border on the bottom and right sides.

There is a setting called 'outlined' on the settings for the fill in the fill dialog, you can check that it is disabled, but I don't think that's what you are seeing here.

While that symbol is a raster symbol, it is really just some simple geometric shapes. You should be able to easily enough draw that yourself using the circle and polygon tools in CC3+ and define it as a vector symbol. The user manual goes through symbol creation on page 75 if you're unsure of that part.

Looks nice. Can't wait to have that ice break beneath the feet of a player attempting to fight a monster on it.

In this case, it is probably simpler not bothering with the tool at all.

Just set the correct sheet, correct color, line width to 0 and fill to 0 on the status bar. Then do CONTOURSM on the text and the poly should go on the right sheet.

Another way that uses the drawing tool is to make a macro drawing tool that sets all the properties as above, and then calls CONTOURSM at the end of the macro, just leaving you to pick the text. I talk about macro tools in this blog article:

No, not that easily. If you are willing to do it with an effect, you can very easily draw a polygon along the road and use the color key effect to knock out those parts, otherwise you'll need to either redraw or modify the polygons.

Keep in mind that the drawing tools have a trace feature, so it is quite easy to draw a new poly that follows along part of the old one, and then draw the part along the road manually.

When you load a master filter file, it loads all those slots, not just the first one, you don't load files into slots. Almost all of the existing master filters are using the first slot for the style, because the first one is the one activated by default.

But you can make your own file by filling out the different slots, and then save it as a new master filter file. When you load that file, it will contain he slots as you saved them, and the symbol style toggle button will toggle between those in the list.