Map now in the atlas. Thanks for the contribution Quenten.

I installed it fine on latest version of Win 10 a couple of weeks ago on my new computer (Program and all patches). The only issue I had was that my streamdeck software somehow prevented setup from continuing, it just hang without opening the GUI. Once I terminated the streamdeck software, the install proceeded just fine.

To check if any software is blocking an installer, you can open up task manager, go to the details tab and see if you find setup.exe there (or whatever the name of the installer). Then you can right click on it in the list and select Analyze Wait chain. If there is anything there at all, that's what blocking it.

Well, yes, I downloaded it from the official Wizards website some 20 years ago, that version have always worked fine. Unfortunately, I don't have the rights to redistribute it, so I can't provide you with my copy.

You should be fine with just Patch 3 though. Patch 3 was designed to completely replace the others. I know some discrepancies have been reported up through the years (of which some of these are noting more than old files left behind that were replaced by others, just not deleted when you install the update), but in general, patch 3 is designed to be the complete package, and can be installed without patch 1 & 2 installed.

These are seriously cool. Not using physical miniatures myself, but I still love these models.

If you followed my instructions above for finding the path, all you need to do is to move them so they match that path. I am guessing you just have an extra folder or missing one.

As an alternative, you can also extract the source zip again according to the instructions in the installation guide. Each of the four sets from vintiry comes with a rather detailed one.

I really loved the map showing all 7000 of the rivers feeding the Mississippi. Kind of cool how it collects water from a really huge part of the US.

That would be my preferred solution for the poles, yes.

In theory, it shouldn't be a problem, because the when you save it to google drive you are really just saving it to a normal folder on your computer, and then the google drive sync client synchronizes that folder with the cloud. This is the same for other services like OneDrive and Dropbox too.

Now, the issue you can run into here is that google drive will lock the file while it is in the process of syncing it. So google drive may actually prevent CC3+ from doing a file write if it is requested at the same time as drive syncs. Usually, this should be a minor problem, as CC3+ don't write to the file except whenever you actually tries to save. You should also be able to write to the file again immediately after drive is done syncing.

Well, good you have us here to talk to then to ease the monotony of isolation :)

Horrible manager office, no window....