Hi Gathgar :)

The EULA is here if you want to refer to it at any point in the conversation: https://www.profantasy.com/service/license.asp

While I am employed by Profantasy I work on the art side of things more than anything, so I can't really give you a definitive answer. For that you will have to contact Profantasy directly using the email link "Licensing questions" on the contact page here: https://www.profantasy.com/service/default.asp

Service is good, so you should get an answer before too long.

You can use the Resize Drawing Area option in the File menu to adjust the size.

When the dialog opens it will show you the current size of the map in map units. Edit those numbers to change the size of the map. The existing drawing will remain as it was in the bottom left corner of the new drawing area, but it's easy enough to move it if you wanted more space all around.

Never seen either of those things before, but I'll see if I can fit them on the list for you Joe :)

The wasp nests remind me of... Alien!

Let me see what I can do with varicolour first.

I also need to remember that I need to do more Creepy Crypt stuff! LOL!

There are several ready made projections available in the March issue of the 2014 Cartographer's Annual if you have it (you get to them by opening a new overland map and selecting "Pick a pre-defined template"), but none of them are Wagner VII.

Well done - a beautiful map :)

When I opened your map I saw the pits as you described them

I copied the pitted polygon to the WATER sheet by right clicking the hourglass and using the "Copy to sheet" option to copy it to the WATER sheet.

And got this result.

All it does is add a backing to the overlying polygon to separate it from the underlying one. Normally you have to then go and change the copy to be a solid colour that isn't in the texture, but it seems to work fine without that.

I think the only person who can answer that is currently on holiday ;)

Cities come in all shapes and sizes. I suppose realism is down to where you put the city centre and all the important and functional buildings.

I chose to stick with Imperial ;)

Looks good, but you've got a touch of transparency acne on those topmost wall sections. You can cure that by copying them onto a new sheet directly below and changing the fill of the copies to solid and any colour that isn't in that fill. 227 is a good one.