I love Perspective maps and you have done an incredible job on this one. Wow! Thanks so much for sharing. This is truly an inspiration for me.

@Ricko This is beautiful!

Thank you! Glad you like the completed bits.

For future reference, when I put WIP in the thread title, it means that it is a Work In Progress. I do this for a couple of reasons. When it is a complex map it gives the opportunity to get input as the map progresses and before it gets too far along for easy changes. It also lets new users see the steps taken to create a map and to ask questions along the way. I almost always do a WIP thread if I'm posting a map here on the forums. I'm a slow mapper and really only finish a couple of maps a year for the community since I'm also making maps for my game world at the same time. Posting a WIP lets me participate in the forums rather than just showing up two or three times a year to add a map.

Welcome to the forum and thanks for sharing a beautiful and well thought out map!

Sorry there is no metric Quenten. I just made the art, and at a guess, Ralf worked the miracle of making it all into an annual with text and instructions and everything.

I'm glad everyone is finding these useful!

Really, the selection method is a personal choice. If you prefer the select, select, action method then you can of course change it in Tools>Options: Selection Method. It's why the debate here isn't the thing (unless of course they plan to take out settings that are already part of the base software). I personally just don't want to loose the action then selection method. ?

The snow still lying in the dormer valleys and clinging to individual tiles...perfection!

Having a mixture of both styles would be great so long as you have time to do them both.

Ricko, these are amazing. Each one that you do gets better and better and I find your maps to be very inspiring. Thank you for sharing!

The first floor looks awesome!

However, the stones for the steps at the entrance seem huge, like one of the larger ones is @2 meters. A person's foot could slip between the cracks, especially a child's. This is a situation where scaling a symbol up doesn't work for the actual map scale.

Oh no! We've identified the source of the Great Vertshusen Fire of (insert game year)! Guess old Pappy wasn't thinking when he left his sacks of flour next to the wood fired stove. Before you knew it half the city was in ash!

People do stupid people things. I think I'll leave it for a touch of realism. 😉