Hi DoctorSweets :)

I can't see that you've done anything wrong there at all.

I recommend contacting Tech Support via the Support tab when you log into your account on the main webpage.

You could try altering the speed settings.

Right click the hourglass and pick Display Speed...

The default settings are:

But you can temporarily pick Fixed bitmap quality and Very high, if you need to see the fill styles in pin sharp resolution.

However, it's not recommended that you keep this setting on while you are working since the larger images being used for it will slow your map down.

You could use SCALE. I've just tried it and it works ok. You have to pick the scaling origin after Do It.

There's also SCALEXY if you want to scale the dimensions differentially. You must pick both scale origins with that one.

Nice work so far.

It's very much up to you how you develop your maps. I find it quite useful to leave it a couple of days if I'm not sure how to go forward. The moment you open it after a break like that you will know what you want to do.

I can't remember exactly why I did several shades of dune, but they look ok together. Real deserts are all kinds of colours.

It's completely up to you how you group things.

I don't have that many maps to show, but I tend to group similar types of map - like cities, overland, and dungeon, though I do have folders for single projects as well.

Hi everyone! :)

It's time again for Ralf to check out all of those free monthly symbols that have been added to the Mike Schley Overland style. Join us in the Live Mapping session tomorrow to see Ralf build a map from them - and to take part in the live discussion.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQU26pyyWRc

Or if you prefer you can watch it right here, though there's no live chat on the forum.

We look forward to seeing you there.

A lovely and beautiful tribute, Remy. Thank you so much for putting it all in words.

Jim - I will miss your mischevious 'I'm really a very evil DM' teasing regarding your maps and all the traps you put in them. Rest in peace sweet friend.

Of course :)

But now I'm more or less happy with the grass, I think I will do some work on the actual mountain before I get into deserts and swamps and stuff - so you get a better idea of the scale of things.