Here are the three versions for now. Both levels, level 1, and then level 2.

just level 01

Just level 02

I had been wondering how to show multiple levels on one map, but never really thought about it. Turns out it is easy.

Another, 'template', just add walls, traps, tricks, trees, furniture, etcetera, and I got something.

Clouds, and two water sheets/layers. I'll attach the fcw.

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.

Yes indeed. Maybe a galactic portal, maybe to just another world... or dimension.

Here is another seashore map, to the left of Sea Star seaport area.

Needs a bit of work.

For several of my self-made adventures, I have told the players they encounter a lowered draw bridge that has holes in it, parts missing, etc. so that would be helpful. My current map for it is more of a sketch map I made in CC2, than a great map I could make in CC3+.

the caves and rooms in The Dark, the fake silver mine.

The Dark

1 ) cave entrance

large stalagmite to the left. a bit of mine track, and a mine cart that is off the track.

2) main cave; pillars some hollow, rock piles, a mine cart or two, broken barrels, 3 squared off rocks, secret door to 11. remains of two wagons.

3) water source, a small spring keeps it fed. But water flow is rather slow.

A character looking away from the water, might catch a smile forming on the water out of the corner of their eye... but the smile vanishes when they turn to look.

4) this part of 2 hides the secret door. Behind it is a skeleton and some small piles of mixed coins. The real secret door behind it hides the alchemists' areas.

5) a mining cart, empty. Points sort of to the 3 foot wide hole in the wall.

6) a long cave, with various rocks.

7) a small room, a reinforced door at the end, 5 feet wide.

8) an oval room; two opened chests, two small piles of silver coins at the pointy end.

9) living quarters for the two alchemists. Pointed stick barrier. Two beds, 2 storage chests, a rug.

10) 2 chests with a bit of platinum, gold and silver pieces. One has lead at the bottom. They are trying to turn lead into gold.

Two work tables, tables, 2 stools, a comfy chair, and a table with 3 chairs. Could they have visitors from time to time ?

11) a skeleton and a few coins on the floor.

Unfortunately, if I make this map too good, it wont fit with the rest of the maps on Old Crestar.

I might make it better, and submit to the Atlas.

Here is a snapshot of a html page I put together so I could check what matches and what doesn't. The green is the background of the html page.