Ralf covered creating tiles (wilderness ones in his example) quite recently in this live stream.

Another thing to try is to switch the effects off in the main dialog, apply them, then switch them back on again.

Well, we've had round worlds, flat worlds, ring worlds and disc worlds, so I guess it's ok to have cylindrical worlds :)

LOL!

And thank you :)

@DaltonSpence - if you just want to use the symbols all you have to do is open the Sinister Sewer's catalog in your existing map. These are located at C:\ProgramData\Profantasy\CC3Plus\Symbols\Dungeons\2024 Sinister Sewers. Remember to open the catalogue file (filename.FSC), or the connecting symbols won't work.

I'm not sure why TRACED didn't work for you in this particular instance, though I suspect that if it had worked it might have traced around each of the lines and not the whole shape.

Providing there are still only those 4 lines there and nothing else, have you tried right clicking the Fractalize button and using Line To Path on all 4 lines at the same time?

This might help.

Link to actual comment: https://forum.profantasy.com/discussion/comment/118007/#Comment_118007

Also, if you need to use TRACED in the future you might have to do this:

Link to actual comment: https://forum.profantasy.com/discussion/comment/112508#Comment_112508

Everything is ok?

If not, share the FCW and we'll see if there's a problem with the way it's been exported.

It might not work perfectly, since the BACKGROUND TEXTURE is below the floors, but if you don't need that sheet, or only use it to outline the deepest level of drain, then you won't get too many problems.

If you use the smooth polygon tool you can add as many corners (and therefore straight sections) as you like by pressing C before you click for each corner.

Looking at lots of other OPD contest entries here (beware the results that aren't valid OPD entries), It looks like at least half the page is text, so the map would have to be really tiny. It might also be easier to do the map part in CC3, but then export it as an image to paste into a suitable word processor (or desktop publishing app if you have one), to add the blocks of text.

It is very much up to you what style you chose to use, though I would recommend you chose one that is pleasing to you to look at, and which has all the textures and symbols you will need.