I know that I haven't been around much the past few months and probably won't be for a few more. Still, I wanted to pop my head in to wish all of my ProFantasy friends Happy Holidays, no matter how you celebrate the winter season. I hope you all are well. Take care and stay safe.

Shessar

I would love the ability to purge unused fill styles from the fill style properties selector. When importing fills by inserting other maps the fills list can get pretty congested and unwieldy.

I agree with Quenten's request for a gradient effect. I've wanted this for a long while but never thought to ask for it.

I would love to be able to export with a transparent background.

I hope the UI remains CAD oriented. I really dislike most/all art software interfaces. In fact, I hope the software remains a CAD application.

I just finished working on a number of beds for this. I've made a couple with two different colors, but may consider making vari-color symbols for all of them instead. It's been years since I've done vari-colored symbols, so I'll have to dig into the Tome to refresh my memory of how to do it.

Well, anyway, here are the beds that I have so far. Suggestions are very welcome, but I'll admit that I'm starting to push the limits of my skill level, so no promises that I can accomplish what you suggest. ☺️

Here's my entry: Pappy's Pub. I'll hand the .fcws for the atlas to Remy when I have a few spare minutes.

Hmmm. Remy said to include a cat. Showing my internet age here a bit...

"Ceiling Cat tell Beholder Cat to get out of hims hole."

It was going to be a surprise, but I guess I'll let the cat out of the bag. 😁

Sorry, no dogs yet.

Tuxedo cats (Artemis Clyde Cat and Pixie) say "What?"

Next phase is complete. Last will be the river and landscape shading, labels, and the fiddly details like paths, gardens, etc.

My entry.

Building number 1, the Inn and Tavern are now complete. I have other maps in the pipeline that I want to finish before starting on Building 2, the Bath House. I'll post the .fcws for Monsen later.