Lighting is about more than a single setting. You have to have the sheet effects and actual light entities in place to make it all work. That's why I wanted to see the FCW file to be able to work out what is missing.

30 minute shout :)

That's great news :)

Wow! That's very generous of you. Thank you.

I will have a look in the morning, though I have a bit of a mission to complete myself before I do anything else.

Lovely to hear from you again as well. I hope you are well :)

Yes - don't ever feel we only love you for your maps!

Panicale was never revisited, but it is still as usable today as it was when it was created.

Yes, that would have been my next suggestion if nothing we tried worked. Tech Support should be able to work out what's wrong.

That map of Steven's is a great map, and it is a pity he hasn't presented it in a thread so we can express our general appreciation of his work. However, since you are interested in creating something similar yourself a general approach might be to create your own House style using simple grey tone fills, change the land colour to something off-white, then add a new sheet with a Blend Mode set to Multiply right at the bottom of the sheet list where you can draw the overlying coloured polygons.

An interesting idea, and rather a nice drawing of a rose :)

There's just one small thing that's catching my eye rather a lot. The door seems to be casting a bit of a strange shadow or glow. Maybe move it onto the walls sheet?

Ah yes, I'd forgotten about that little design flaw of mine.

I couldn't do it easily at the point of creation so I adjusted one by hand so that the centre area is 2000 x 1500.

The way this map is set up the border won't print if you crop to the map border when you export, so you can just ignore it, but if you want it you can export it with the rest of the map by using the Rectangular Section bitmap exports and including the frame in the selection you make.