Hi everyone! :D

Tomorrow, Ralf will be taking a look at the latest Cartographer's Annual issue: The Monkey Frog Overland style.

Come join us on YouTube for the live chat here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FRFdjZcJU3w

Or see it right here on the forum if you prefer.

We would love to see you there :)

Remy wrote a blog about this and other things here:

Yes, that's very true.

@HelenAA - Joe's recommendation will also prevent the 'fly away' artefacts you can sometimes get when smooth nodes are more or less on top of one another, for example when converting a more extreme fractal line or polygon.

Hi alloowishus :)

CC3 is a vector-based app and and can't edit bitmaps, even though it produces them as an output end result.

There are a few mappers and artists here who also use bitmap editors like PS and Affinity or Krita, but if you are looking for somewhere with an abundance of artists who work with bitmap apps and who are also quite conveniently for you looking for work you might like to try asking the same question at the Cartographer's Guild.

This is the "Mapmaking Requests" subforum.

That's a good idea too.

Most CC3 dungeon styles are top view orthographic, so you would only ever see the wall and not any part of the face of it, so it's quite rare to get such symbols.

I think the hills would probably benefit from having less shadow.

The wall of links that Jim mentioned above is here:

https://forum.profantasy.com/discussion/10366/cartographers-annual-all-the-issues-linked-in-one-place

Thanks for letting me and others reading this thread know what happened.

I'm sure TS will be able to sort it out quite quickly. They're at Gen Con right now but the response is normally very fast.

Thank you! :)

They're all Profantasy styles, though most of the ones in my gallery are example maps for the Cartographer's Annual styles I created. They are separate add-ons and not part of the core app.

If you want to check out the annuals generally (as I am only a relatively minor contributor) I made a page of links here: Annual links

Annuals are purchased as a year block of 12 or 13 issues.

That is very strange. I have to say I've never heard of anything like that with CC3 myself.

But they will sort it out. Don't worry.