Well then, Yay to Ralf too! ?

Wonderful Sue!

Open the sheets and effects dialog (S: on the status bar at the top.)

Scroll down to the Map Border Sheets and click the right check box to hide (H) these sheets.

I didn't think that I would have time to work on a map for Lorelei's competition but have managed to get a bit done on it. Here it is so far...

Other than the rivers issue which has already been pointed out, this is a wonderful map! If this what you produce when you are 'new to mapping', I look forward to seeing what you create in the future. I have a feeling I'll be blown away.

@basilgass This is not the thread to debate workflow, however, do your above process on 3 objects. Now imagine if it were 20 objects at which point the bounding box might come into play. The current workflow allows for ease of multiple object manipulation.

1. Choose "edit command"
2. Select item
3. Select item
4. Select item
5. Do it
6. Choose "color command"
7. Do it

With usual system:

1. Select item
2. Choose edit command
3. Choose color command
4. Select item
5. Choose edit command
6. Choose color command
7. Select item
8. Choose edit command
9. Choose color command

I noticed that someone has been trying to access these files. Sorry, I had updated the security on these and didn't realize that it would affect the links. All should be working again. Let me know if you have any other problems with this.

Happy mapping.

Sue, the vertical striping that you see over the rafters is because the wood of the rafters acts like an insulator from interior heat so the snow melts slower there.

I just want to add that I love what you are doing with this. We really needed a winter city set. Happy, happy!

I've never known quite how to use some of the symbols that come with CC like the fruit and haystacks and horses heads. Thanks for enlightening me JimP!

Cool map. Love the clouds!

It's what our almost 2yr old grandson will call my husband once he can say it. He can only say "Pap" right now. Or who knows, it might always just be Pap. Yep, named the Pub after a great Pappy. 🙂