Thanks Quenten :)

The water... rivers, waterfalls, and all those kinds of things, will be worked on in part 2 ;)

I just put those there to play with the effects a bit while I was thinking about everything else.

Thanks Joe :)

I'll have a think about it, since those aren't placed quite as randomly as they might appear. I placed them paler ones towards the edge of the path and in groups of 3.

I'm not entirely happy with the dirt patches and may modify them to be less like large grit, but they are already little more than dots in the original graphic. Maybe I will dot a larger patch and then reduce it in size...

Mushrooms are a great idea. This time I think more realistic ones. The Creepy Crypt ones were really huge!

I think it will be confusing having the original map as the background, but that is only my opinion.

It's looking really great :)

You could still use FLOORPLANADD. If the map itself is a different size you can use Resize Drawing Area in the Draw menu to correct that so that it matches the other levels. If the layout is the wrong size you could delete it and copy and paste from another floor using the map origin as the copy and paste origin. Then, even if you only want the walls from the other level's map, or the walls and the stairs and dividing walls, you have a head start on things.

Oh dear! I'm sorry it has caused such confusion.

The example map was created before the symbol catalogues, so the symbol definitions aren't quite right.

That looks better with the coal on the ground :)

I think you might need to change your Maximum Pixels Per Pass, looking at those bands you have there on the last render.

Type EXPORTSETMPPP and hit enter. Check the number shown in the command line. The default is 4000000 (4 million). Type 40000000 (40 million) and hit enter again. Next time you render that should get rid of those horizontal stripes.

@Sheptagon Yes. You can use your maps commercially, no problem.

If you have any doubts you can always ask Profantasy for approval.

The EULA is right here: https://secure.profantasy.com/service/license.asp?fbclid=IwAR3BDvAi7myTkwwfJJCKdKYd0Lb-gZue1QT0mhBvrffyBVGjnuJRhvtT7K8

@Jeff B Oh yes - everything is looking great now :)

Of course, it's easy to forget that those dormers mean attic rooms. I must remember that myself when I do mine.

Nice work :)