Great work! :)

I particularly like the new city map.

There are lots of artists who don't do DriveThru but sell assets through their own webpages or on Patreon and related sites. You could try a Google image search and find your way to the source of a symbol you really like?

I just love it when teachers lead their pupils through an adventure. So much easier to learn things if you're having fun.

Jim is right.

CC3 can export all kinds of bitmaps at all kinds of sizes and resolutions from the same map file. You only need to know what type and how big. Then if you need a bit of help to sort out the actual export we can show you how right here.

How do you mean it's still there but you can't see it?

You don't have a lot of luck with cars do you!

Hope its better news than you think.

I can't see any ill effects with the MERGE layer frozen in the map I've got open, but do let us know if you have any.

No need to apologise!

I hope you are feeling a lot better now :)

Hi Florian :)

We don't currently have a random land mass generator built into CC3, but if you have Fractal Terrains you can generate an infinite number of worlds and export them, or parts of them, as CC3 maps. That lays down the coastline and contours but you still have to add the fills and symbols yourself in the CC3 map.

We have a simple random city generator that comes with CD3, and you can also import data from Watabou random city generator to CC3 and use it to generate your own city map, whether you just trace the image or get a more direct result. The process is described in the January issue of the 2020 Cartographer's Annual, which also provides a style to use so that you can realise your Watabou cities fairly quickly.

We don't currently have a random dungeon generator, but you can import images from any other random dungeon generator to use as a guide to draw your own in CC3.

If you are looking for a random city generator that can do all of that try the Watabou one here. This is the generator I mentioned in my comment above. You could either print them directly from the Watabou page or use them as base maps in CC3. The 2020 annual would be a good buy if you decided to do that.

Unfortunately, towns and cities do take a long time to map because they have a lot more detail than overland maps and cover a much larger area than a dungeon map.