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.

To comment on one other thing from your post

You can reorder entities using the ordering buttons, such as :CC2INFRONT:, :CC2FRONT:, :CC2BEHIND: and :CC2BACK:. All of these reorder entities within the same sheet. This does not fix the actual problem you were experiencing of course, but that has been discussed above, and this may help you arrange other things in the future.

Are you putting the image on it's own sheet? Not that this is required, but it makes it easier to handle to avoid for example the image ending up behind the background or similar.

When you insert the image, do you properly give it two corners as the command line asks for. The two points you provide as corners determines the size of the inserted images, so if you click two points really close to each other when inserting, it will be tiny.

Also make sure the image is actually a png image. Try to open it in a local image editor or something. Lots of websites does weird things, so you may have accidentally ended up with the html code for the page saved with a .png extension instead of an image.

Maybe I should add a new "groan" reaction to the forum...... Just for you..... :)

Great find.

As you point out, they will take a bit of work to get them into CC3+ format since he's presenting them as pages with many symbols on each. But, with the CC0 license, it do mean that it can be done by one person and shared/redistributed legally.