I think that might be the result of there being a limit on the time you can edit a post. It's to stop spammers from making lots of mundane posts and then filling them with all kinds of rubbish later on.

If you need to edit an old post you can contact Remy and ask for his help.

They are different tools that appear to do the same thing, but using different methods. All I know is that the prescale offset brushes tend not to do as much accidental damage to the world as the other brushes do if you raise and lower the same piece of land repeatedly as a result of changing your mind about things being land or sea.

For a more technical explanation you would need someone like @jslayton - if he is available :)

Its funny how much a decent background can sort out what the rest of the map is about :)

It's the thing that confuses most people to start with. CC3 sheets are the same thing as PS layers. Meanwhile, CC3 also has layers, but they are used for something else entirely - grouping stuff mainly.

You know, Raiko, you're absolutely right. SHIFT doesn't do anything in particular. I just hold it down anyway because I do it with Blender when I'm selecting all the models I've made to move them around.

I blame using too many different apps with too many different shortcuts.

Sorry falterego. Ignore what I said about SHIFT. But the CTRL keyboard shortcut is definitely a thing.

You're welcome, Jim. They will take some care to place properly, though, because these are not a connecting symbol set. They are just symbols that match up if you put them in the right place and the right order. As with walls in Per3 - start at the back and work to the front.

1. I didn't have time, where I was trying to get more special symbols finished ready for the annual
2. Not entirely sure. Maybe you can tell me?

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I think, for the style you seem to be aiming to achieve, the forests are fine.

I'm not so sure it really needed very much, but that's a matter of personal taste ;)

My goodness! That looks fun. You make me feel really old, even though I'm only a year older than you are. My limit is a quick walk around the village at the moment.

And to think I used to walk almost as far as Ralf does... about 20 years ago now!