Here's a bit of an update...

I'm going to have to look at some other symbol sets to keep the rooms as per the descriptions as much as possible.

Hi Folks,

Did a little bit more during some down time at work today. The farmalnds are done. The buildings on 'top' of the north road are finished.

I've just got the remaining blocks to detail and labelling and I'm done! I might adjust the scaling of the sea fill - that's a little off.

Hi Ya Folks,

Here is the current GM map showing the full dungeon. I believe I've created it in accordance with the provided shetch, i.e. got all the rooms & secret doors correct. This creates a problem however. On the player map, the bottom right side is completely blank and the central 3 sections are isolated, there is no way for the players to navigate between them without finding a secret door or two...so why should they be visible...

I've sent a copy of both to the client for advice...

@Loopysue @Wyvern Thanks for your comments and suggestions folks. A very big help indeed. This isn't perfect (but what is?) but I think for what I'm charging, the client is getting a very good map.

Here is my 'final' draft version.

Hi Folks,

Inspired by this weeks Live Mapping session I'm working on a kobold warren...

Still got a lot to fill in but the base map is more or less done, its now just a matter of making it a bit more interesting...

Hi Folks,

I'm running this adventure in/on Roll20. As such, I've copied a couple of maps in CC3.

Here are the first 2, next will be 2 floors of dungeon, the other maps I'm just using screen shots from the adventure as they're not likely to be encounter maps.

And a battlemap size of the villa;

Hi All,

Finally making progress on this map. And I figured out waht the issue was with the cliff lines showing through, my grass cover was too low in the sheet order!

I reckon it's about done, perhaps just add a scale bar.

Is there anyway to edit the Index to remove the grid references or will that stuff up the hyperlink?

Thought I'd start a new thread for these. It appears I'm going to be home (working or not...) for the next few weeks at least as the COVID outbreak is currently not getting any better, so i thought I should probably get my finger and get these done so I can sell them (after checking with the Profantasy Team there's no issue with the EULA) on the DM's Guild.

I had this brilliant idea that I'do a template so I can change the fill styles if the mood suits and see what works best.

Here is a snippet of where I'm at so far.

@Wyvern I agree, but as usual, I didn't make sure to put the symbols on the correct layers, there's a tip for newcomers, always check the layer before placing any feature, makes it so much easier to just select what you need particularly in 'busy'areas, so increasing them for this map is not worth the time and effort. It would be easier to delete and redo them. Anyhow, here is the 'finished'map, well as finished as it's going to get for my game at any rate. If it was for publication I'd spend more time on it.

Hi Inwils,

You're on the right track. The reason you get those weird lines is due to overlapping nodes I believe. The easiest way around this (using your example post above) is to select a drawing tool and pick a starting point on any of the green lines (using the 'On' command) but NOT a corner, then hit T for trace and select a starting point for the trace on the same line but further away in the direction you want to trace. When you come to the intersection of 2 objects end the trace at the interestion, then start the trace again on the same point but pick a starting point for the trace further away on the 2nd line. That works for me 99.9% of the time.

BTW: It's Jim (damonjynx) from the Mythras forums here, welcome aboard!