Ah yes, but that's a henge rather than a stone circle.

I've gone back to working on the waterfalls for now, but I'll see if I have time.

The land and the coastline are two separate entities on two separate sheets. They start off as identical copies when you first draw them, but if you accidentally edit one without the other being visible with the node editing tools it's quite possible to make a difference this way.

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You're welcome :)

The add node tool will separate them, even if both are visible. It can only add a node to one entity at a time, so as soon as that is done they are no longer the same.

Crashing can happen if you already have thousands of nodes in your map. This is more common if you are using an FT export, where the level of detail is almost ridiculously high.

For now, if you pick the relevant SYMBOLS sheet before pasting the symbols should go on the right sheet.

I expect Ralf will look at it again in the not too distant future.

I think I like the one on the left better. The right one seems a too strong to me.

I like the new water effects :)

Fantastic work, Ralf :)

All those treeeeeeeees!

Yes, sorry. That one was taken out at the last minute since it wasn't being used for anything and the style was already absolutely huge. As I remember it was teetering on the edge of the absolute 500MB limit per issue (preferably they are usually much smaller than that). So I was looking for ways to reduce the size.

In part 2 there are 2 versions of the stone - light and dark. So by losing one you will eventually gain two instead.

The two new textures will be CA192A, so that slot is obsolete.

Yes, that's because they can go on any of the three. If you pick one of the three grass sheets before you pick the grass drawing tool it will go on that one. The idea was to reduce the number of sheets from 5 to 3, given that there are an awful lot of sheets in the style - so far. There are even more in part 2.

However, I can't say if Ralf intends to change that or not.

If you get a newly created "grass" sheet you can solve the problem the same way Ralf did - move it down to be with the rest of the grass sheets and copy the same effects across.

I think it went amazingly well! LOL!