You are already using the same techniques that I would use on existing polys.

However, it is possible to 'square' a corner in an existing smooth polygon by adding a second node directly on top of an existing one. That's a little tricky to do, though.

Thanks Ralf :)

I'm not sure how you have ended up with that, but if you have used the connecting symbol in a metric map that may be part of the problem.

While I was testing a new metric map I discovered a glitch that may not have helped. The metric template opens the imperial symbol catalogue. It shouldn't. There is a metric catalogue, and it doesn't have the connecting symbols in it - just separate elements to paste by hand.

However, that is not the only issue. Some of the bends appear to have been scaled slightly wrong in the metric catalogue.

I've asked Ralf for advice.

30 minute shout :)

That one is from Marine Dungeons.

I'm not sure if its my PC or the file, but I can't either open that directly or save it to open it from my desktop.

Can anyone else open/save and open this one?

EDIT: I grabbed it with IDM instead of Edge's default downloader. That worked.

Thank you :)

Another map showing a nicely blended mix of styles - well mapped :)

Very inventive, and a nice use of combined styles :)

Can you pease upload the .FCW file - the CC3 file?