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  • Font Question

    You will find all the fonts distributed with the Annuals in the various "Fonts/SUBXXXX/" subfolders of your CC3+ programdata directory. We only include fonts that are free to use and distribute.

    LoopysueDon Anderson Jr.Ricko
  • Strange Artifacts

    That's because the text is the same color as the outlines of the buildings below. Try changing the text to a very dark grey instead of black.

    LoopysueGlitchCalibre
  • disappearing symbols

    Yes, there was a problem in that template. Here are fixed versions, which you can copy into the foolde /Templates/Cosmographer/Wizard/ (overwrite the existing versions).


    QuentenLoopysue
  • Q: Import real star data into Cosmographer?

    It places a height symbol as the Stars in the Cosmo 3 style are. It expects the symbol catalog and the symbol name as input next, and then the location and height of the symbol.

    You can always try out such a command by typing it at the command line in CC3+.

    ubaiLoopysue
  • Q: Import real star data into Cosmographer?

    That map was created via an excel sheet with the data, and a script file created from that data.

    Take a look in your CC3+ programdata folder in the "Scripts" subfolder. You should see a "stardata.xls" file and various script files. If you look at the spreadsheet that it contains all the commands and data which appear in the script files - the scr files where generated from that spreadsheet.

    In CC3+ you can create a new map, and then run the script via Tools > Macros > Script File to insert all the stars as symbols into the map. You will have to replace all # with @ in the script file first though, as that has changed in CC3+.

    LoopysueRoyal ScribeWyvernubaiGlitch