You could search for "Anvil" In the Symbols folder, but I'm not sure if there is one.

If not you might consider downloading the free third party assets from Vintyri. I remember someone else wanting an anvil not so long ago and a comment on that thread about there being one in one of the Vintyri distributed sets, but I'm not sure which one it might be. I have a suspicion it might be the Dundjinni collection. All of the Vintyri sets are really huge. If you go that route you will want to pay close attention to the installation instructions in the guide that comes with the installer.

Links to all the free stuff can be found here:

Thank you, both :)

I tried rounder hills, but they jarred pretty badly with the extremely sharp mountains, so I made them more pointy to achieve a smoother transition. They grade to lower and smoother, so it is only the larger hills that have pointy bits.

The style is deliberately slightly cartoonish ;)

Maybe the solution is to use TRACED on one symbol, and then delete the symbol and make a new vector symbol from the tracing. Then you could make them as transparent as you like and use other effects on them too.

@Fersus I think it will be published quite a bit sooner than that. At the moment the target date is April.

@JulianDracos @Quenten It is quite interesting that two of you have commented on the pointy hills, where over in the FB Group no one has mentioned it yet. It seems to be a matter of personal taste.

If you are talking about bitmap textures to be used as polygon fills you need to use "Import bitmap fill styles" in the Tools menu. Click the Browse... button and locate the right folder, then double click one of the png files. In this example I have set a scale for the imported fills. The settings are otherwise default.

The path for bitmap fills is:

C:\ProgramData\Profantasy\CC3Plus\Bitmaps\Tiles

I like the top one, but both look good :)

LOL! I do know what you mean, Wyvern. It's not the most beautiful thing I've ever drawn, but it seems to be closer to what people want - at least, over on the FB Group page it's getting a few more appreciative comments than the last one.

I've not seen it before either. That's why I'm all curious to see the settings.

Yes, I think the mountains are probably new as well. I've been working on them for a while, so they don't feel that new to me.

LOL! Yes, the furryness is dry alpine scrub. The lighter pinkish area is heath moorland, or heather moorland, depending on which way your imagination takes you.

That's a really great start. Cities take time.

If you want to export better quality jpeg images click the Options button once you have picked the bitmap option you want. That should allow you to play with the settings and improve on the default.