I now have 2 columns, out of 7, all 4 versions ( jpg with and without grid, and png with and without grid ) uploaded to two pages.

I think I found a less tedious way to do these maps... make one large map of the same type, then use Irfanview to chop them up into 7 columns and 7 rows of maps. Anyway, my typos have increased, so I'm stopping my work on this for now. 5 more columns of zip files to do. And typing up the short text file descriptions.

Wonderful.

Hmmm... I prefer to output a png, and import that in CC3+. I use the png as a guide, placing it on its own sheet and layer.

The things I find when I do a search, forgot I did these. And the fcw files are on my hard drive. I thought i was going to have to redo them by tracing over the png files. And doesn't appear to be on my web site. Well, time to do something about that, fix these up a bit to.

level 02

This version is more of a living fortress than an abandoned area.

Store players charged in... my home players would try to find a hint of a smile, or frown... not there. I try not to give out facial clues. Recently one of my siblings asked me if I had problems not laughing on their escapades.

I replied there were times I had to work hard not rolling on the floor laughing. I got glared at.

Ah, I've been looking for that !

Yup. Once I have a set of village symbols I like for a particular nation in my game world, I save the symbols in that maps to a sybol set and name it appropriately.

When I next want to map a village in that nation, I load that symbol set. same for city and overland maps.

Uploads and website articles are complete. Navigation menus updated.

And here are the caves mapped again. I couldn't find the original bitmap fill, so I chose Stone lava cooled from Dungeon DD3 Color.