You could put a land bitmap fill and the mountain on top of it.

Put the effect on the fill. Note I haven't tried this.

In the sheet list it would be

background

land fill ( name it whatever you want)

symbols

text

Your walls aren't on the walls layer.

They are on your Level - 0 layer.

And when I try to add a corridor, they want to go to the same room, not other rooms.

Only the lower right circular room is on the correct layer and sheet.

Looks great !

If they started to go way off, I told them they encountered a road sign and it said, 'Under Construction ! Wrong Way ! Go Back !'

My home players started paying attention to my right eyebrow.

I would raise it and says, 'Are you sure you want to do that ?'.

They, most of the time, changed their minds.

Started this, this morning... I was going to go shopping, but my allergies decided to let me known Hurricane Ida hadn't forgotten me. Rain washed out the pollen from the air, dampness brought the mold and pollen back. Me sneezing through the store would likely upset folks, so I came home and started this.

Seaport part of a city. Since it is a seaport, I went for dark blue, instead of black buildings.

Anyway, here is the very preliminary map. This will eventually go up on my Old Crestar site, on an island I hadn't really placed any detail on before.

900 pixel jpg, 2000 in gallery.

First thing I thought of when seeing the red circle on a house was the old city maps with a 'you are here' dot.

I remember a documentary that brought up why the Mediterranean Sea part of of Egypt was called Lower Egypt, and further south into Namibia was called Upper Egypt.

I had always presumed it was because Namibia was upstream of Cairo. But the documentary said it was due to Egypt's maps having North at the bottom of their maps. I have no idea how accurate that is.

Well, now I feel Really Silly [tm]. It is also in my Examples folder under CC3Plus. Live and learn I guess.

I have a strap holding my main pair to my face. Sometimes I lower them to put on my reading glasses. As I'm looking for my regular glasses to put them back on, I look down at the irritating thing hitting my hands. Its my eyeglasses.

Anyway. The original, crews quarters as an example, is 129 feet across. This ship's upper work is 4 miles across.

So, to put regular sysmbols on these huge scaled up decks, they would look like dust motes. So I will be taking rooms, importing them into a 'decide myself size' template, and put furnishings, etc. in. And put them on a page with the deck map. That way I don't have to put symbols in all of the rooms.

Here is a reproduction of my original drawing.