hmm.. Thought I extracted all those pdf files. Maybe I put it in the wrong folder somewhere. Fixed now anyway....

No, I can't do art even if the life of everyone on Earth depended on it. It's done by one of the artists for the book, but I don't know who, the artists aren't credited per image.

That's best solved by contacting technical support through the form on your registered user pages.

Fixed now.

That part is easy to fix. Just explode the symbol and delete the background.

Unfortunately, they all come with a simple outline frame in the image itself, which cannot be deleted easily (without modifying the image itself in an image editor, which is perfectly fine as long as you remember to not overwrite the original, and remember that no one else will have that modified image, so you can no longer share the .fcw file with anyone [And redistribution official ProFantasy art is not permitted, so you can't share the modified image file with anyone either], but you can of course always share the final export of your character)

The token treasury images are usually cut off in various ways though, so I don't think most of them will work very well on a character portrait unfortunately, at least not as part of it, but maybe more used as an inset in a corner or something.

No, CA3 doesn't really care about the location, it just lives in the CC3+ folders wherever they might be.

Did you get the right version of the CA3 installer? There is one installer for CC3 and one for CC3+.

Nice. That last one is great.

Not by using the grid command, no. The "even columns are higher" option is just for hex grids due to the way hexes work, they have to alternate, but it is not a generic feature for offsetting grids.

It is too late for me to go into detailed explanations right now, but you should be able to do this by setting up a symbol fill. Symbol fills use repeating patterns, so you just need a fill style symbol (which is a regular symbol) that captures the minimum repeating pattern you will need, probably a 2x2 grid square pattern, but with the left column offset.

Give me a word if you can't figure this out by yourself and no one else replies with the instructions and I'll come back with more details when I have time and is awake.

Those looks great. But there doesn't seem to be a cat lounging on any of them??

The way to navigate them is with CC3+. All the maps have navigable hyperlinks that can be clicked to navigate the atlas.

It used to be a separate viewer back in the day, but it became redundant to keep it updated since CC3+ itself already offered all the functionality and more.

If the tools take too much space, you can always turn then off temporarily from :TOOLSICON: