Naming them all independently also allows me to create drawing tools that put terrain fills on the right sheet first time. No messing around trying to move things between numbered terrain sheets.

This week in Live Mapping, Ralf will be using Fractal Terrains and the February Annual issue to create a parchment-style world map.

Come and join us live on YouTube and join in the chat here:

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

Of if you prefer you can watch it here on the forum*

*There's no live chat on the forum.

Thanks for letting us know. I'll know not to recommend that again.

Work on the ridges continues, but I took a break from that to consider how not everyone will like the bright red and gold tundra, so I added two HSL sheet effects to those sheets so you could take your pick between bright and natural.

Get a runic font anyway. You can use it to give you an idea of what the characters are - what shape you need to draw.

My use case was different, Royal. I was making a style for Profantasy to sell, so it was clearly commercial.

The location for anyone with a default installation on C, is:

C:\ProgramData\Profantasy\CC3Plus\Annual\Issue 218 - Fractal Parchment Worlds

This week's livestream sees Ralf returning to his Mike Schley-style regional overland map to add terrain, labels and all kinds of other details.

Come and join us live on Youtube here, where you can join in the chat and make suggestions:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qB-YAWoqiPo

Or you can watch it here on the forum if you wish*

*There's no live chat on the forum.

@Don Anderson Jr. There's a hole in the middle of the larger ones, so each of them will look different depending on where you put them. You can add a bump to any of them by putting a bevel or chameleon hill in the centre.

@Royal Scribe Yes, I think cliffs will be first tomorrow morning, unless anyone else comes up with a request I just didn't think about.

Thanks for the answers so far everyone! Very useful.