It could be the secret front-end for the local thieves guild. Nobody would ever thing about looking for them there. (Besides, everyone know the government are all crooks anyway)

The chimney is already in my head and planned. The doors are closed out of lazyness, because then I don't have to deal with the transition between the floor and the street.

But yea, I should really move that coal heap, shouldn't I. Maybe the blacksmith is lazy like me... "Yea... Just dump it there... I am going to have burned through it soon enough anyway...."

City has now been added to the atlas. Thank you.

(And yea, I am a couple of weeks behind with the submissions, but I will get to them, I promise)

Hi there.

Welcome to our little corner of the Internet. Looking forward to see what you make.

Looks fine, except the SH_FOUNDATION fill you used for the walls.

And a lot of the paths are using absolute paths, so you need to run an FFIX on them too for things to work correctly for people with non-standard installation locations.

Just a tad over 24 hours left to go for the competition. Remember, all entries must be posted in this thread before the time runs out for them to count.

My apologies for that. Not sure what happened there, I was so sure I had copied all the images correctly. I've added them now.

Everyone, if this means anyone want to change their vote, give me a word and I should be able to delete your old vote so you can wote again.

Great. This is a valuable resource, so good to see it back.

You find that command by right clicking :CC2EXPLODE:

The pain with automatic replacing symbols in the same spots is that it is vulnerable to the scale and origin of the symbols you switch. Most of them are not designed to allow perfect replacement, so even doing it automated usually means things doesn't look quite right. In most cases, when a style have both living and dead trees, the dead trees aren't the exact same tree as the living one (but without leaves), but rather a new tree the artist drew.