I strongly recommend creating a map with as many levels as you need. Yes, it's multiple maps, but they are hyperlinked together so you can switch levels with a click.

You can set this up in the 5th dialog of the New Map Wizard:

Check the "Enable Multile Levels" box and set your numbers. Make sure that you have the correct Naming scheme selected, as this will be reflected in the resulting maps. Then name and save your 'map' (which is actually a collection of maps) in an appropriately named subfolder of the folder where you keep all your maps. That makes it easier to move them all together - by moving the folder around.

Here is the main map I just created in a new subfolder of my CC3 EXAMPLES folder, called "Multi level dungeon". The list in the box shows all the other levels - hyperlinked to this main map.

(Please ignore the font issues I seem to be having. I think some of the fonts are possibly missing from my PC).

You can change the font and size of the items on that list if you want using Change Properties, and then picking the Text - Pick text properties... option in the dialog.

Thank you, Quenten :)

I will think about it, but as I said above I have to finish the core set of symbols first, and part 2 is due out in the November issue.

He absolutely did, Mike ;)

LOL!

Cheers!

Thanks again, Lorelei!

That photo has enabled me to make a final choice about the colour adjustment of my symbols - 7 tiny notches less yellow than they were, and looking good.

But I won't bore everyone with another image of just the cacti. I hope to have some more new stuff to show off later today.

Wow!

Maybe he missed his true vocation? People pay for plans like these.

(And now I'm wondering if your hubby could be persuaded to learn how to create a few new CC3 styles!)

Thank you, Jim :D

Yes, but don't forget that this is a true isometric view - half way between top view and side view. Even the tallest trees look a little more squat when viewed from that angle ;)

Thanks Shessar! Yay to Ralf too, who had the headache of sorting out one of the most disorganised annuals I've ever not really prepared all that well!

Hi Jim :)

It's me - Sue Daniel.

I can see your map a lot better here on the forum than I can on the FB Group page. It's looking good, too. I suppose that the catchment area of that inland lake Remy (Monsen) mentioned above could be fed by lots of little streams too small to be shown in this world map?