That's a really lovely map, Andre :)

It's a similar idea to the one I had with my own area - to show the street within the area. I think mine will look quite a lot different though. I've decided to use a parchment background for the area and map the houses of my street as detailed House objects using the CD3 roof fills, grass etc - much like you have there with the Schley style.

I think, though, that I will have to revise my rather sketchy idea of what is actually in my street. Your idea is perfect. Maybe I will go for a coven, since I only have 6 houses in an out-of-town place. So where yours looks like a delightful place to visit, nine can be a street to avoid! LOL!

That's really strange. It worked for me just now. I will say that it took a few seconds to wake up and respond, but I guess that my download manager was doing a load of handshaking stuff with the host. The file is 1.87GB. That's fairly large because of the graphics it contains.

What browser are you using. Mine is Edge, and I'm actually using IDM (Internet Download Manager) which speeds things up considerably.

The one without the grid.

The tiles on the floor texture work as enough of a grid anyway.

Nice work, Andre :)

Whatever you did differently with the smoke at "Mist and Fog" you might want to repeat with all the other chimney smokes.

Hey, I think you might just have invented a great name for a new line of ices! :)

Now worries, Wyvern. We map, and we chat, and then we map some more ;)

That's better! The smokes looked odd with only one of them glowing :)

Thanks, Remy :)

I've had a lot of similar responses over on the FB Group page today. It's also been suggested that I look at Warhammer maps for inspiration. It does seem that the main link between them (since they really are very different from one another at first glance) is the lack of any bright colours. It's all grey and various different types of brown. Ruins play an important part. So Spectrum isn't the first style I would think of to do a grimdark map, just for example.

That's lovely, Medio :)

It looks good :)