Lines can unfortunately just have a single path, they can't branch, so an additional section like that cannot be part of the line. What I would probably to in this case is to draw the outer line as a single line, and then have that "inner" vertical line as a separate line, and make sure to arrange the lines so it is below, not above the outer lines. This will give you much better corners.

Otherwise, it would have to be made as a polygon, which is doable, but a bit more work.

Another great looking map. Well done.

Great. Means your issue is caused by the bug I stumbled over. Turns out notes also live on a sheet, so if you accidentally delete the one they're on (which there is no way to tell) you also delete the notes. Seems like they're on the LAND sheet for lot of the official templates (by pure coincidence), but no guarantee all templates are like that (probably not, since city and dungeon styles don't have a LAND sheet at all).

I've reported this to the appropriate authorities.

Finally got around to process these. 21 new maps from Jim. Thanks for contributing.

Also worth noting: There is only one custom palette. The custom palette is NOT the same as the one attached to the map. When you save a custom palette, a file named fcw32.pal is saved int he CC3+ data directory. Whenever you try to reload the custom palette, it is this file that will be loaded regardless of the palette attached to the map.

The palette attached to the map should be automatically loaded when the map is opened.

In this case, this is because you have created a map in the very limited CC3 Dungeon style. This is just a small preview of what dungeon styles can do, and can be used to create simple dungeons, but it doesn't include a cave tool, which is why the button can't find one.

I recommend trying another style, such as DD3 dungeon or one of the other dungeon styles available.

I also notice from the file name in the title bar that you have managed to save your file in the CC3+ installation directory under program files. Don't do that, it is a bad place to keep your maps. I recommend creating a folder inside your personal documents directory or similar.

Unfortunately, that's a limitation of isometric symbols in any style. They can't be rotated (and still make sense). CC3+ is just a 2D-mapper, so to create a 2.5D style like this, symbols have to be drawn in a special way to create the illusion of three dimensionality by building the perspective into symbol image itself, but that also make the symbols only work when they are oriented the way they were originally drawn.

Thanks. I'll put it in queue, but as with other SS6 maps I am going to delay including them into the atlas until SS6 is officially released in case the release version sees any changes from the prerelease.

Remember ProFantasy have a 14-day money back guarantee, so you should get your money back without problems at all.

If you still want to give it away, I would be happy to take it and use for a prize in a future mapping competition. Not planning anything yet, but there will always be one at some point.

Re-scaling the entire map can be done simply by using non-visual scale and just selecting all the entities. Unfortunately, this doesn't change the scaling of the effects or the fills, which needs to be done through the respective dialogs.

I did write my own command that just does all of that for me.

There's more information in this blog article, especially in the "Rescaling Things" and "Rescaling the Entire Map" chapters near the bottom of the page.