Nothing you necessarily need, but depending on the detail level you wish to achieve, you could add things like vegetation (bushes/flower/vegetable garden), wagon tracks and wagons, worn trail from the road to the doors, various items (creates, benches, lights, tools), fences, animals, ....

There is, but you'll need to do some trimming.

Basically, you just use clipboard copy and use a selection rectangle to mark the area you wish to copy, then paste it into the destination map (Keep an eye on the command line while doing clipboard copy to make sure you complete all steps).

You can the use tools like :CC2TRIM: and similar to crop lines going out of the area.

Basically, your procedure is the same as when making a detail map of an area, which is described in this blog article, just a bit simpler.

Well, according to the description, they are .png images, so those should be fully importable as symbols.

They are isometric though, so they won't work alongside other DD3 stuff, they'll basically be their own style.

You can use :CC2EDIT: on it.

Note that it can be a bit difficult to target the edge of the red x image, the actual edge seems to be a bit inside the visual edge, into the gray area. (Note that you can "spam-click" this command. Since left button repeats the command, and the command ends whenever you click with a non-valid selection, just keep clicking will reactive the command for another try)

November 1st is a Sunday. You probably have to wait until the 2nd.

Very nice. Love the use of color key. The disadvantage with color key is that you can't really view the map at all with effects off, but it is a great effect to do a lot of things quickly and easy to change later.

More videos are always welcome. We all have different ways of presenting things, and there are lots of topics out there not covered by anyone yet. And time is always an issue for us all, so the more people making videos, the more topics can be covered in a reasonable time.

It could very well be that queue causing issues. Technically, a the dropbox folder is no different from any other local folder, but the dropbox software continuously monitors that folder to be able to synv changes. And whenever it needs to sync changes, it will need to lock the files (it cannot let a file get overwritten while int he process of syncing it, that would corrupt the sync). So when you don't have a queue, the sync is always completed between saves, but with lots of things to do, dropbox may keep the lock on the file for a longer time.

Welcome back to the future, where people use the magic of technology to see as well during nighttime as day.

You can still use html if you switch to the Wysiwyg editor. If not, you'll just have to put the hi-res link below the image instead.