Thanks, Remy :)

That's slightly more than the Earth. They really are going to need that temple to go and sit in the sun on those winter days when it barely skims above the crest of the hills on the other side of the valley.

EDIT: Yeah. Just realised where I got Alderan from. It's only one letter different to Alderaan. Better change that one.

If I remember correctly that's something that happens if you have the light 360. I have a vague memory that Joe Slayton (Joe, you can bash me over the head if I'm wrong) once suggeted that it was better to use several lights with an angle, for example 4 x 90 degree lights rotated to shine out to the four points of the compass.

I might be completely wrong, but maybe it's worth a try on a separate sheet?

This is beautiful, Daniel :)

Do you mean the cliffs?

The cliffs are mapped symbols like house symbols, so you should be able to use any of the colour modifying sheet effects on them. There are certain issues with the cracks at the top of the cliff where there are transaparent parts of the symbols that take more colour than they should. You can cover that slightly with an overlapping terrain patch.

It's going well :)

The fog is a bit dense in some places, but a transparency effect may not be the answer. Perhaps reduce the number of overlapping symbols? I also recommend putting the fog above everything.

Larger would probably work.

The symbols are very variable. Some of them are less patchy than others. Expand the collection and try each one in turn. There should be a couple of smoother ones in there somewhere.

That looks a lot better :)

Great work :D

50% is still 'night' to me. It will make it easier for players to see what they are doing.

You're welcome :) It was relatively easy on your map because you have everything really well organised.

It might just be that one effect you need to switch off/delete, in which case you could do that to Jeff B's map if you want those modifications.