Does this page help, Jim?

https://www.omnicalculator.com/math/hexagon

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You can't connect more than two lines at each node, or point of the dice. Instead, try drawing the outline as a hexagon and add the triangle in the middle, then draw the other details as single lines, but move them behind the hexagon and triangle. That should hide the untidy bits.

You got to see it at last! Well done you :)

Well worth the trouble. Thank you :)

@EukalyptusNow You're welcome :) Those two fills were more of an accident than anything else. I play with making textures when I'm thinking, and those two just cropped up - one a modification of the other.

The bridge is in sections anyway, so you can built it with or without the damaged section.

The method you suggested for the stepping stones is one that I created as a multisheet symbol used in one of the example maps for part 1, but for some reason I forgot to add them to the catalogue. I'm currently experimenting with specifically drawn ones, but it is difficult to draw stepping stones that fit all 3 states of the river (calm, fast and white water). There is now just a bit less than 2 days to go to handover, so these are not a definite inclusion.

Yep. LOL!

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This only works if the houses have special files called map files that allow CC3 to shade top view rooftops.

Looks good, Ricko :)

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